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Atlas Ad Astra - Missile Silo Adventure Resort

RV Park

Overview

Nestled in the Smoky Hills of Kansas, sits Atlas Ad Astra - Missile Silo Adventure Resort, a 24-acre property with beautiful views of the Post Rock Wind Farm and surrounding countryside. Enjoy the rich history of the property and the surrounding land where you can enjoy walking/biking paths, secluded camping spots, and easy access RV parking. Explore nearby Wilson State Park and Reservoir where you can check out biking trails, kayaking, boating, and other watersports. In addition to this, you'll be close to over 9,000 acres of hunting and fishing lands at Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, Smoky Hills/Kanopolis Wildlife Area, and Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area. Then after all that adventure, relax next to a roaring fire on top of the silo or spend some time pondering the Universe and stargazing under an immense starry sky without much light pollution. Book your unique getaway today!

Reviews

Nathan R.

October 01, 2023

Site is fascinating. Yes there is tenting available. But there is so much more there. I highly suggest taking the tour if available, you will not be disappointed. Site is quiet, people were friendly. I will be going back again when possible. Simply to see the evolution of this site, but also because I enjoyed it so much.

W.R.

March 01, 2026

Super host! Our family was arriving late and had to depart early the next morning and he still managed to work a tour in for us. Don’t miss it! Brilliant guy with big plans. Catch it while it’s still small! Also…genuinely nice guy. I accidentally paid for only one adult on my tour. Instead of getting angry or accusing me he sent me a very polite and nice reminder and helped me catch a very honest mistake. Support this if you can!!!

Kellie R.

August 01, 2025

We were in a travel trailer and stayed there because it was a good distance to drive that day, but Matthew was great and greeted us. We took a tour of the missile silo the next morning and he has done a great job turning it into a beautiful place to be.