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Quail Ridge RV Park
Overview
Quail Ridge RV Park offers a reliable and convenient resting spot for travelers moving through northern Missouri. This park is known for its clean facilities and easy access for large rigs. Whether you are passing through on a long cross-country trip or looking for a quiet home base while exploring Harrison County, the park provides a straightforward, no-fuss experience that prioritizes comfort and accessibility for all types of RVers.
Location & Surroundings
Located just off Interstate 35 in Bethany, the park is perfectly positioned for those traveling between Kansas City and Des Moines. Despite its proximity to the highway, the sites are tucked away enough to provide a peaceful night's sleep. The surrounding area features the rolling hills of northern Missouri, offering a rural backdrop that feels open and spacious. You will find local dining options and grocery stores just a short drive away in the heart of Bethany.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with modern conveniences in mind, featuring full hookup sites with both 30 and 50-amp electrical service. Long, gravel pull-thru sites make it simple for big rigs to navigate without unhooking. Guests can take advantage of the on-site laundry facilities and well-maintained shower houses. Additionally, the park provides reliable Wi-Fi and is pet-friendly, ensuring that your four-legged travel companions feel just as welcome as you do during your stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
While staying in Bethany, visitors can explore the charming downtown area or visit the Bethany City Park, which offers green space and recreational opportunities. For those who enjoy history and shopping, the region is home to several antique malls and local boutiques. Nature enthusiasts might enjoy a short trip to nearby conservation areas or lakes for fishing and birdwatching. The park’s location makes it an excellent jumping-off point for exploring the quiet beauty of rural Missouri.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal match for long-distance travelers looking for a safe, level, and easy-to-access stopover. It is particularly well-suited for owners of large motorhomes or fifth wheels who need spacious pull-thru sites. If you value a quiet atmosphere and the convenience of being near major travel routes without the noise of a crowded resort, Quail Ridge RV Park offers the practical amenities and peaceful environment you need to recharge for the road ahead.
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Joanne Loyd
Small 10 site campground, pull thru full hook ups, honor system pay, no reservations. Okay gravel roads. Good for quick stop. No comfort station, but close to McDonalds, Taco Bell, Subway, Walmart a few mins away.
Ann Trine
For $30 (cash or check only) a night this is an good place to stay for one night. Full hook up, pull thru sites, well maintained. We were able to stay hooked up. That was nice. It's right off i-35. Close to Casey's, McDonald's, Subway. But a couple of the campers that are here look like they live here. One had a tarp covering the top & another had bags stuffed in their windows. So, that's a consideration. There aren't showers or bathrooms. I suppose you could walk to one of the restaurants or gas stations. Again, if you're self-contained, it's an ok overnight stop.
Brian Goebel
Easy on easy off 35, food & fuel close by. Perfect for a one nighter. Enter through the Taco Bell entrance as the park is behind the Sinclair/ Subway. We are in 35ft 5th wheel 50amp service available.
Teri Frank
Perfect spot for our overnight. Very quiet & clean campground. Roads have been widened. Easy in and out even with us being 44ft and towing. Some of the spots wouldn’t have worked but we were lucky and several that would work were still open. Owner was very friendly and helpful when I called. Just turn into the parking lot between the McDonald’s and the Sinclair Station then turn left behind the Sinclair Station and you will see the entrance to the campground on the right just past the hair salon. Easy!! The pedestals are shared so you have to make sure which way to pull in.
Angela DeWitt
This was just what we needed for a 1 night stay over while driving home with our 35 ft travel trailer. There is food within walking distance and a couple of gas stations close too. We had full hook-ups for $30/night so you can't beat the price.