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Four Aces RV Park
Overview
Four Aces RV Park offers a straightforward and welcoming stay in the heart of the Kansas plains. Known for its proximity to the geographic midpoint of the United States, this park provides a reliable resting point for travelers crossing the country. It captures the essence of small-town hospitality, making it a convenient stop for those navigating the long stretches of Highway 50. The atmosphere is quiet and unpretentious, catering to those who appreciate a simple place to park their rig and recharge for the next leg of their journey.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Kinsley, Kansas, this park is famously located in Midway USA. The surrounding landscape is defined by vast agricultural fields and wide-open skies, offering a true sense of the High Plains experience. Because Kinsley sits exactly 1,561 miles from both New York and San Francisco, the park serves as a symbolic and literal halfway point for cross-country road trips. The town itself is a peaceful community where the pace of life slows down significantly, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenic rural landscape.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility focuses on providing essential services for the modern RVer. Travelers can expect full hookup sites that include water, sewer, and both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical service. The layout features spacious pull-through sites, which are ideal for larger rigs or those who prefer not to unhook for an overnight stay. While the park is modest, it prioritizes functionality and ease of access, ensuring that guests have a stress-free setup experience during their time in Edwards County. The pet-friendly policy also makes it a great choice for those traveling with animals.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors should not miss the chance to take a photo at the iconic Midway USA sign located just moments away. History enthusiasts will enjoy the Edwards County Museum and the historic sod house, which offer a glimpse into the lives of early prairie settlers. For a local experience, the downtown area features classic diners and small shops. The surrounding countryside also provides ample opportunities for birdwatching and enjoying the dramatic Kansas sunsets that fill the horizon every evening without the interference of city lights.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location is perfectly suited for long-distance travelers looking for a safe, quiet, and reliable stopover along the historic Highway 50 corridor. It is an excellent choice for retirees and families who prefer the charm of a small town over the bustle of a large commercial resort. Because of its big-rig friendly setup and easy highway access, it is a top pick for those prioritizing convenience and utility while exploring the unique history and geography of the American Midwest.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Carole Broderson
This RV Park needs NEW management we called over a month ago and made a reservation for a one night pull through, they said, no problem just come in. We have been coming to this park for years , we stop there twice a year on our way to MN, last year we had a problem the only site open had no power this year there were no pull through spots available and like the year before no one at the office to help, no sites were saved. . It’s a nice little park but you need an onsite person and if someone makes a reservation you need to hold a site. Unhappy campers.
Penny Kolpin
Didn't have reservations but was able to get a site with no problem. Never did get to see owners. And instructions on pay envelope were very confusing. Was told $38 a night for full hookup on phone envelope said $40 and $5.00 extra for hookup fee. And also they charge $5.00 for showers. Did laundry and only 1 dryer worked. All and all quiet park.
Mark Kerk
We stayed at this park on our way back north from AZ to ND. We picked Kinsley as it was 33 miles from Dodge City where we had planned to park for the night anyway. I called the park 2 days before arrival, and again 1 day out and on the day of arrival and only got voice mail, never getting a return call. We are new to this cross country travel thing, so self check in was new to us and arriving at 9:00 at night (dark) we wanted to make sure we had a spot... So this review is mainly to assure others who have similar concerns, follow the directions in the voice mail message and pick an open spot, hook up, and then go to the little office building and pick up your self registration form and drop it in the return box with cash or a check and relax. We never saw a soul from ownership or management during our stay so I hope we did everything correctly. With that out of the way, It is obvious that the management team cares about the condition of the park and the facilities therein. Found the mens bathroom / shower extremely clean, as well as the laundromat in the same building. Signage was everywhere telling people to clean up after themselves out of respect for others, not to overload washing machines that cause damage, thing that should be obvious and common sense to most people, but some people lack those skills. Womens restroom was closed while we were there because of vandalism, so I "stood guard" while my wife used the mens bathroom. We only used 30A electric for the night to keep battery charged and to keep warm. Only reason for 1 star on service is because we didn't have any. A return phone call would have been helpful. We camped at 4 Aces RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
David Pfaff
Very well keep RV Park. Bath house was very clean with nice showers and flushing toilets. The Park set to close to 50 highway and lots of truck noice.
Susan Raffo
I stayed here for two nights camping with a tent because there was a thunderstorm. I was a astonished by how clean the showers and laundry room were. Most of the people staying in campers were clearly there as contract workers for businesses in the area. During the day, it’s incredibly quiet because most people are working, but in the evening, it was nice to walk around and just chat.