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Chapman Creek RV Park
Overview
Chapman Creek RV Park offers a quiet and friendly atmosphere for travelers passing through the heart of the Sunflower State. Located in Dickinson County, this family-owned park provides a welcoming environment that feels more like a community than a standard roadside stop. It is known for its clean facilities and well-maintained grounds, making it a reliable choice for long-term stays, seasonal workers, or quick overnight visits. The park prides itself on exceptional customer service and providing a peaceful, safe environment for all guests.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just off Interstate 70 at exit 286, the park sits near the banks of its namesake, Chapman Creek. The surrounding landscape is characterized by the rolling hills and agricultural vistas typical of central Kansas. Despite its convenient proximity to the highway, the park maintains a peaceful, rural ambiance. Travelers can enjoy the wide-open Kansas sky and a slower pace of life while remaining close to the essential services and local dining options found in the small town of Chapman.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to accommodate various rig sizes with spacious full hookup sites offering both 30 and 50-amp service. Guests have access to essential modern comforts during their stay to ensure a seamless experience:
- Clean laundry room and private shower facilities
- Fenced-in dog park for off-leash pet exercise
- Children's playground and outdoor recreation space
Safety is also a priority for the management, as the property includes a dedicated on-site storm shelter for peace of mind during Kansas weather events.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors are ideally positioned to explore local history and outdoor recreation within a short drive. Heading west takes you to Abilene, home of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum, and Boyhood Home. Nature enthusiasts can head east to Junction City to explore Milford State Park, which features the largest lake in Kansas for fishing and boating. The nearby Flint Hills region also offers scenic drives and hiking opportunities through one of the last tallgrass prairie ecosystems.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent fit for cross-country travelers looking for a safe, reliable stop along the I-70 corridor. Its quiet nature also appeals to workers in the region or those visiting family at nearby Fort Riley. Because it offers both pull-through sites and a pet-friendly environment, it is ideal for big-rig owners and those traveling with four-legged companions who value a clean, no-frills location with genuine Kansas hospitality.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
bruce bostjanick
The park is a great place for the money spent. Park is clean and has all the amenities that I was looking for. Great for a short turnaround. It wasn’t a 5-star park but definitely a sold 4.
Kevin Whaley
Pulled in around 8 or so right after the 4th of July. My neighbor who I did not know got there pretty quickly after me. Both of us have Watchdog surge protectors and both got E6, Neutral line reversed errors. Notified manager and she was super nice saying it was late and they would try to get someone out. We asked if we could run generators and she said yes and if we had to do so they would consider partial refund. Maintenance guy came out and was also super nice. He confirmed with his own, different brand equipment the same error existed and it could not be fixed that night as the problem was at several other pedestals. This was understandable. I headed in for the night and he came back and said the problem is there, but others are still using the power and we could as well. I told him I was not comfortable doing so and my neighbor and I agreed we would run generators. After contacting manager next day, she said owner was unwilling to give partial refund. So….use power at your own risk. Otherwise park was nice for a one night stop.
ronda gillespie
Very nice lady checking us in and helpful over the phone even sent us directions. Clean, peaceful dog friendly with dog area fenced in. Great price, all hookups
Julie Olle
We happened to stay here by accident. Our truck started to break down on the highway just before the exit to get off here. Thankfully we were able to get in, get a spot and stay there night. I was pleasantly surprised, it was a very nice clean campsite with full hookups and the public bathrooms and showers looked nice too. Right off the highway, so perfect if you need a place to stop for the night.
Patricia Clayton
Loved this place. Right off the highway, friendly helpful hosts, mostly level sites, dog area, kids area, trees, and spaces not too crowded. There is some highway noise but not really noticed when inside. Would stay again.