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The best RV parks in Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site, KS
The best RV parks in Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site, KS
Geist Family Farms
1. Geist Family Farms
100%
(46)
7.8mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 1 site · Tent, RV
Geist Family Farms is a beautiful, peaceful 25 acres just north of Topeka, Kansas. The property features a well-stocked pond, wooded area with a creek, firepit, large fishing dock, and sandy swimming beach. Enjoy fishing, swimming, kayaking, camping, campfires, walking trails and exploring this peaceful property.
There is only one campsite on property offering a private, safe and fun experience exclusively for you and your group.
Geist Family Farms is 15 minutes from downtown Topeka, 10 mins from grocery store, and only 5 mins from gas, restaurants and conveniences.
Owners live on-site, and are available when needed.
Pets are allowed. Please make sure you pick up after them.
Pets
from
$88
/ night
Edge Of The Road Camping Ground
2. Edge Of The Road Camping Ground
100%
(17)
15mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Inspired by the surrounding landscape, Edge Of The Road Camping Ground was designed to make your visit a unique, comfortable and fun experience.
Here you can take full advantage of numerous beautiful views that are guaranteed to make your stay with us a memorable one.
The property is 15 acres with a 2-acre pond. We have (large but gentle) guardian dogs, and a flock of chickens, ducks, and guinea fowl. Spring weather camping is the best! The campsites are secluded from the main house so you are able to enjoy the sounds of nature. There are no structures in place. Located in rural Kansas, 12 miles south of Topeka along the path of the Santa Fe Trail. This camping spot will make you feel like you're one with nature and is within driving distance to quality shopping and entertainment. Pop up your tent or park right next to the private pond. Sites are hidden from the road and secluded. However, we do live on the edge of the railway so the train will make an appearance during your stay. Whether it's a spot to crash before and after a day of skiing, taking a road trip, or simply shaking off cabin fever, this is the spot for you. The pond has a dock to sit on as you watch the sunrise. Bring your fishing gear and cast a line into our well-stocked pond. A table, fire rings, wood, and a smoker grill for cooking are provided for your use. Enjoy a day of fishing or strolling the property and finish off a relaxing day by watching the sunset by the fire. Camping is primitive with no shower facilities. A generator is available upon request. We can't wait to see you! Enjoy your stay!!
Explore our site to see what we have to offer, and don’t hesitate to reach out with questions.
Pets
from
$27
/ night
Timber Creek Farm
3. Timber Creek Farm
91%
(35)
21mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Our property is secluded from the road with thick timber. The creek wraps around our entire property making it perfect and accessable for the multiple waterfalls and pools to cool off in. Perfect for family time! Beautiful glimpses of local wildlife like deer, turkey, blue herrons and many other birds!Learn more about this land:It's a secluded Tent Camping site Tucked in Timber with access to our creek for kids (and adults! :) ) to play. Views of our prairie and local wildlife. Thickets of blackberry bushes for picking in season! (June through July!)
from
$30
/ night
Scattercreek
4. Scattercreek
93%
(15)
28mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:One of the only north running creeks in the state of Kansas. Plenty of woods and open fields. Lots of turkey and deer roam the property. Just around the corner is Jefferson Hill winery and bed and breakfast. This landscape holds many great camping spots through its holds.
Pets
from
$18
/ night
Lake Georgia-Sue
5. Lake Georgia-Sue
95%
(135)
33mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 155 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Lake Georgia-Sue — Your 85-Acre Getaway in East Central Kansas
Escape to Lake Georgia-Sue, an 85-acre oasis of relaxation, adventure, and natural beauty. Conveniently located in East Central Kansas—just a short drive from Kansas City, Topeka, Lawrence, and Wichita—our property offers the perfect blend of peace and play.
At the heart of the property is our 8-acre lake, ideal for fishing, swimming, kayaking, small craft boating, and even windsurfing. Whether you’re here to unwind by the water or explore the land, there’s something for everyone.
Horse enthusiasts will love the on-site pastures, private round pens, and access to hundreds of miles of scenic riding trails that intersect the property.
Our campsites are spacious, private, and peaceful—no crowded neighbors here. Choose from lakefront or forest sites, perfect for both primitive camping and RVs (electric hookups available via generator; fresh water also provided).
Guests enjoy access to modern comforts, including showers, toilets, an air-conditioned clubhouse, a playground, and a variety of friendly farm animals—ponies, pet pigs, goats, and chickens. We’re proudly pet-friendly, too!
Lake Georgia-Sue is also ideal for group gatherings—from family reunions and birthdays to weddings and retreats—with space for up to 25 campers.
We’re just a short drive from several state lakes and great local restaurants (and sometimes we even take a trail ride into town for BBQ or Mexican food!).
Come experience the peace, privacy, and playfulness of Lake Georgia-Sue—your Kansas countryside escape awaits.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$20
/ night
Redtail Ranch in the Flint Hills
6. Redtail Ranch in the Flint Hills
96%
(12)
36mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 3 sites
Ranch on 6 acres nestled in the Flint Hills. We can host one RV with full hookups (30Amp) and also Off-grid RV across the property. Close to the TallGrass Prairie National Preserve and Konza prairie. Come discover the beauty of the prairie of the Flint Hills !
Facilities include playground and trampoline. Firepit available for use.
No access to the house.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$40
/ night
Roots, Fruits & Greens Farm
7. Roots, Fruits & Greens Farm
99%
(100)
37mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
The farm is in its tenth growing season, selling eggs and vegetables for home delivery and to some of Kansas City's best restaurants.
We are so excited to share the beauty of the property with you!
Learn more about this land:
You will be staying on a working farm. The property is 20 acres with a 2 acre pond, 1 acre of vegetables, two dozen goats, three (large but gentle) guardian dogs, and a flock of chickens, guinea fowl (and sometimes turkeys or quail). The camp sites are scattered around the property, with several secluded from the main field/barn/campfire.
Enjoy a day of fishing or strolling the property and finish off a relaxing day by watching the sunset by the fire.
from
$24
/ night
Basecamp Flint Hills
8. Basecamp Flint Hills
98%
(415)
38mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Located on the Flint Hills Trail State Park in Allen Kansas, Basecamp Flint Hills offers camping in the scenic Flint Hills of Kansas. BFH is 20 miles north of the world capital of gravel cycling, Emporia KS, and 20 miles east of historical Council Grove.
BFH has hammock trees and shaded acreage for tent camping, a no-frills bunkhouse, and two back-in camper sites for those who prefer a bit more luxury. This is a community style campground where picnic tables and campfires will be shared with your neighbors. We encourage you to expand your circle and enjoy the experience!
Seasonal facilities include an open air, cold water shower and port-a-potty available April through October.
We do not currently have adequate infrastructure to accommodate horses.
Electrical hookup
Pets
from
$15
/ night
The Hitch N' Post
9. The Hitch N' Post
100%
(65)
41mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy the beautiful timber, canoe pond, peaceful creek, the native wildlife, and the sound of nature throughout the property. Disc golf, hiking trails, canoeing, fishing, and swimming in creeks are favorites by most guests. Guests can also learn how to throw a tomahawk, hunting knife, and atlatl near the camping sites.
Learn more about this land:
Enjoy the beautiful timber, canoe the pond, peaceful creek, the native wildlife, and the sound of nature throughout the property. Disc golf, hiking trails, canoeing, fishing, and swimming in the creek are favorites by most guests. Guests can also learn how to throw a tomahawk, hunting knife, and atlatl near the camping sites.
Our campsites are just a short walk from the farmhouse ,or drive right to your camp site. . To your own private location. If you are bringing an RV, for an additional charge there is a gravel lot with water and electrical hook ups.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$55
/ night
Unbound Gravel Ranch
10. Unbound Gravel Ranch
100%
(16)
46mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Discover a peaceful countryside camping spot designed exclusively for Unbound Gravel riders! Revel in the camper's paradise tailored to biker comforts, just a short 10-15 minute drive from Emporia and the race start. Our amenities include barn shower access, shared bathroom, a convenient bike wash, and on Saturday/Sunday morning, enjoy complimentary coffee, juice, water. Included in your booking are Saturday/Sunday breakfast options that include an oatmeal bar, fruit, and biscuits and gravy. After your epic ride, unwind by the firepit and relish the camaraderie of fellow riders. Welcome to your haven in the heart of gravel racing! 🚴🏕️
Electrical hookup
from
$25
/ night
Little Spot on the Prairie
11. Little Spot on the Prairie
100%
(11)
47mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 1 site
Come reconnect with nature and rejuvenate by the water at this unforgettable escape. Stargaze, watch sunsets, or curl up and read on the 15 foot hammock by the water. You’ll see lots of wildlife-ducks, geese, a great blue heron, deer, and more have been spotted by the pond.
The pond is about an acre in size and we also own the hay field south of the pond all the way to the road. You are welcome to walk around the pond on the path we’ve mowed and can also walk the field (depending on the time of year). It’s a hay field and you’ll see all sorts of vegetation growing up, including some beautiful wildflowers in the spring.
The RV spot is in a large grassy area next to an apple and peach tree. We also have a small asparagus patch and a raised bucket garden with tomatoes. Feel free to grab a couple items to add to your dinner as needed (depending on the season).
We do have barn cats (and frequently kittens) that might venture over to say hello and a new puppy named Pepper. Pepper loves new people, but wears a collar connected to an electric fence outside, so he won’t be able to reach your rv spot. However, you are more than welcome to walk to him and give him all the love and snuggles. We also have three children that you may see outside climbing trees, reading in homemade hammocks, or playing cabbage ball in the yard.
For the explorers, there are plenty of gravel roads to bike, kayaks and a paddleboat available for the pond, and plenty of fish in the pond to catch. There is also an apple orchard up the road that has a small storefront and a mini golf course in the back. Emporia is only 4 miles south of us so there’s plenty of grocery stores and restaurants nearby.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$40
/ night
Dancing Leaves Forest
12. Dancing Leaves Forest
16mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Food Forest mixed with native pasture. Dogs, cats, sheeps, chickens on the premise. Free to walk and explore the paths.
Woman owned. Safe space for LGBTQIA+ , BIPOC, Womxn. Van lifers welcomed
1. Camping site is Located West of the property, on a elevated spot.
It is a primitive camping spot.
Only one party allowed at a time.
2. Tiny house/trailer parking for one
Close to lake perry.
For accomodations or questions - Instagram @dancingleavesforestfood for direct contact.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$15
/ night
Mill Creek Campground
13. Mill Creek Campground
27mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 1 site
Welcome to Mill Creek Campground in Historic Paxico, Kansas
Mill Creek Campground offers a beautiful and scenic vacation spot near Manhattan, Wamego, and Topeka, Kansas.
We have 47 available campsites with 50 AMP and 30 AMP service. Most are pull-through sites equipped with water, sewer, and electrical hookups.
We also offer three dry cabins (please bring your own linens).
Enjoy Mill Creek, which runs the entire length of the campground property — perfect for fishing or floating when the water isn’t too high. Reservations can be made online or by phone. Book today to reserve your spot for your next vacation!
Amenities:
• Clean laundry facility
• Bath/shower house
• High-speed Wi-Fi available
• Pet-friendly
• Propane filling station
We score very high in beauty, cleanliness, and facilities, and we’ve been proudly serving campers for over 50 years. Come experience a beautiful getaway in the heart of the Kansas Flint Hills region.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$60
/ night
Seeds And Spaces
14. Seeds And Spaces
30mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Seeds and Spaces — A Regenerative Gathering Place
Nestled just outside Ottawa, Kansas, (about twenty minutes south of Lawrence and one hour to Kansas City) our evolving sanctuary offers rustic camping with a soulful touch.
Pitch your tent or park your van on wide-open land with woodland trail, starry skies, and big dreams in the making. Whether you're a traveler, nature lover, or creative spirit, this is a space to rest, reflect, and be part of something growing — literally and figuratively.
Stay a night or linger longer — your presence helps build the future with a farm stand, herbal labyrinth, and community workshops to come.
We do accept work campers with a signed agreement.
Pets
from
$20
/ night
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
15. Somewhere Over The Rainbow
38mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 1 site
Kansas is famous for its sunrises and sunsets—experience them for yourself! They are one of my favorite things about living here. The highway provides easy access to the property, but luckily it is not heavily traveled.
I live on-site, along with several horses, sheep, chickens, and barn cats. It’s a homestead in progress. You are welcome to pet the horses, walk out into the pasture, and enjoy a slice of country life.
Pets
from
$15
/ night
Greentree Barn
16. Greentree Barn
100%
(4)
44mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 2 sites
Just outside of town. Barn on property was built in 1910. Currently offering driveway parking for RV or travel trailer with 20amp 110v power.
10 minutes from downtown Olathe or Gardner. 1 mile north of New Century Air Center.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from
$35
/ night
Solo Country Park
17. Solo Country Park
100%
(1)
47mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 1 site · Tent, RV
RV spot with Electric hookup 30/50 amp, water. Country setting.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$65
/ night
Forest Retreat & Spa
18. Forest Retreat & Spa
77%
(13)
53mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
*NEW UPDATE construction work is complete - easier access to camping/RV site #1 with level clearings at site #2 & #3. one acre fenced dog run for four legged campers - can access with a 4 wheel drive or dispersed camping to relax under the stars with your your furry friend.*
8 acres of Foraging orchard with a meandering creek - close to city attractions
Learn more about this land:
Forest Retreat
Located 10 min from downtown and 7.5 miles from Legends ( home of Sporting KC! ), this historic farmstead boasts 8 acres of foraging orchards, a meandering creek and a bevy of sweet hens. (Free eggs :)
Multiple campsites available :
Forest Garden - ( 2 campsites )
Autumn Olive grove - ( 4 campsites )
Stoney Creek - ( 1 campsite )
Meadow Pass - ( 3 campsites )
One acre fenced dog run (drive in)
RV site with water and electrical hook up (RV and campers 18' and under please)
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$75
/ night
Deer Creek Valley RV Park
19. Deer Creek Valley RV Park
2.3mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 119 sites
Discover the charm of Deer Creek Valley RV Park, Topeka's premier RV destination, uniquely situated just off I-70 at Exit 364B. Our park offers a perfect blend of convenience and tranquility, being centrally located near major shopping, dining, and essential services while providing a peaceful and secure environment. Just 1.5 miles north of Lake Shawnee, guests can indulge in a variety of outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, jet skiing, and paddle boating. The scenic 8-mile trail surrounding the lake is ideal for walking or biking enthusiasts.
Our RV park features a fully concrete layout adorned with beautiful landscaping and surrounded by trees, ensuring privacy and comfort. The entire area is securely fenced and accessible through a gated entrance. Guests will appreciate our modern, all-automatic restrooms and showers, housed in a concrete building that also serves as a storm shelter. For added convenience, our laundry facilities are located within the bathhouse. During warmer months, take a refreshing dip in our in-ground pool, while children can enjoy the playground and our year-round fenced pet play area.
Just outside the park, LonnieQ's BBQ restaurant welcomes visitors daily for lunch from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM and offers dinner on Fridays from 5:30
Pets
Full hookups
Suncatcher Lake RV Park
20. Suncatcher Lake RV Park
39mi from Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site · 40 sites
Suncatcher Lake RV Park stands out as a unique destination near historic Leavenworth, Kansas, offering a diverse range of experiences for all types of travelers. Whether you're a nature enthusiast seeking tranquility or a NASCAR aficionado looking for excitement, our park is designed to cater to your interests and ensure a memorable stay.
Conveniently located off Hwy 73 and in close proximity to I-29 and I-70, our full-service RV park features numerous sites equipped with complete hookups. We provide flexible rental options, including daily, weekly, and monthly stays, making it easy for you to plan your visit according to your needs.
In addition to our well-maintained RV sites, Suncatcher Lake RV Park is surrounded by a wealth of attractions. Explore the natural beauty of nearby parks, enjoy refreshing swimming holes, and partake in various outdoor activities. After a day of adventure, you can indulge in local dining options and browse charming shops in the area. Come experience the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement at Suncatcher Lake RV Park!
Pets
Full hookups
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Read millions of real reviews from campers like you—so you know what to expect.Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Mark
2 weeks ago
Tent
Very easy to find. I drove back into the property a ways, picked my spot, and as planned, settled in for a very quiet, peaceful evening.
Ely stopped by the next morning while he was taking care of some business. We chatted for a bit. Very friendly. Seems like a good dude. Told him I’m likely to return.
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Dan
November 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With kids
I loved the travel trailer/RV site on Amy's land. The 30 amp power supply was reliable. The campsite had everything I needed and loved the proximity to the Flint Hills Nature Trail.
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Peter
November 2025
13 ft travel trailer
I went past the driveway the first time and then doubled back, kate's three pink flamingos next to her mailbox helped me locate it right away. Kate was warm and welcoming and I got to actually feed her goats! Her three dogs were very lovable and curious upon my arrival. The hip camp spot had a nice view of the back 40 and the pond beyond it. Enjoyed my stay there and would highly recommend if you're in the Kansas City area.
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Doug
November 2025
16 ft car
Awesome place, very well kept up. Perfect spot if you want to camp and ride the Flint Hill trail. I'll be back pretty soon. It was too nice!
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Nate
November 2025
17 ft pop-up camper
Sweet little set up. We went in the off-season and brought our own small porta potty and it worked out great. The host had a lot of firewood available and were very communicative.
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Timothy
November 2025
Tent
With pets
Absolutely amazing site! Steven went above and beyond my expectations. We showed up with 4 kids between the ages of 5 and 12, and he pulled no stops entertaining them, including walking his horse down to our campsite for the kids to pet. Be sure to ask him what his record is with the ax throwing!!!😉😆 we will definitely be returning.
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Christopher
November 2025
Tent
Such a great site, and the riding is fantastic no matter what direction you head from camp. Amy is a great host, communicating quickly. The onsite facilities are perfect, and I'm anxious to come back this spring.
If you're a light sleeper, I'd recommend ear plugs, but I wear them at most every camp site. The cows have a lot to say!
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blake
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Great place , right off the trail. Well maintained and safe
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blake
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Awesome location, right off the trail. Amy was very helpful and in constant contact around our reservation. I wish there were more campsites like this on other bike trails.
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Eugene
October 2025
Tent
Kate’s Hipcamp site is the best. Did our yearly trip w both kids and their friends. Despite the rain, we had fun. The goats, chickens, and dogs are fun to hang out with. The land is wide open, the barn is a nice shelter when it rains. Would recommend for anyone! Kate is the best host, we have done this 4-5 years in a row now.
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Siobhan
October 2025
Tent
Solo camped while driving back out to the east coast, rained all night and site didn’t flood. Very safe and great place to stay for a night.
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Ryan
October 2025
Tent
I loved hammock camping here — the area was quiet, easily navigable, and the stars were super visible. Lots of trees spaces hammock-distance apart.
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Dave
October 2025
Tent
Nothing fancy, but everything a bike packer or motorcycle camper might need. Be sure to bring food or dine before you arrive, there are no stores or restaurants anywhere nearby.
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Ashley
October 2025
Tent
With pets
This place is amazing! My best friend and I decided to have a girls weekend and camp out. The hosts were so nice and accommodating. The property was absolutely beautiful! We went towards the end of October and it was still stunning! Tons of animals that are so used to people and dogs that they ignored our dogs thinking they were big and tough. We are already planning on going back next weekend!
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charlie
October 2025
16 ft car
Endless views, clean easy to find. Close to the trail and quiet.
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Seth
October 2025
Tent
Overall we had a great time camping here. Kate was friendly and helpful, our campsite was a great spot, secluded with a great view of the stars at night. Our kids had a lot of fun interacting with the dogs and feeding the goats. The only issue we had was with one of the dogs on the site, they woke us up several times at night barking right outside our tent. They also tore into our trash bag that was hanging 3-4 feet off the ground. Make sure to dog-proof your campsite before turning in, and bring some ear plugs if you're a light sleeper.
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Cynthia
October 2025
Tent
Great place for tent camping and watching the sunset then later star gazing
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Tristen
October 2025
Tent
Great little spot! Cool communal style site with a portapotty, shower, and direct access to the trail. Highly recommended!
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Ted
October 2025
Tent
Great place to camp. They have everything i needed toilet, shower and firewood. Located directly off the trail.
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Linden
October 2025
Tent
Best place to camp on the Flint Hills Trail. It’s very peaceful and I have met some of the coolest people while camping there.
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