park policies

Cancellation Policy

48 hours notice is required for a full refund on your reservation.

Vehicle Policy

The speed limit is 5 mph throughout the park.

No more than 2 approved vehicles may be kept at any one RV site.

Pet Policy

All pets are required to be on a lead (no longer than 6 feet in length) when outside and must be with an adult at all times.

Maximum of 2 dogs allowed.

Prohibited Breeds: Pitbull, Pitbull mixes, Rottweilers, Akitas, aggressive or territorial dogs.

Cats must always be kept inside or on a lead. Cats may not run free.

Have a specific question?

We would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have about our rules and policies. Give us a call at 316-684-1531

Train History around our park

Approximately 360 feet from our RV park are the historic railway tracks of Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. When it reached Wichita in 1872, the railroad only ran 62 miles. By 1945 however, the total length of the tracks stretched 13,115 miles.

Pictured: Rio Grand Southern Railway Company Locomotive circa 1870

After Wichita became an incorporated city in 1870, it gained the nickname “Cowtown” for the constant cattle drives through the city from Texas.
With new train tracks and locomotive technology, Wichita excelled in the shipping of cattle and grain.

Today, the tracks are used by the Kansas Oklahoma (KO) Railroad to transport grain and other products between Kansas and Colorado. Guests may hear the train horn for approximately 15 seconds as they cross East 31st street. The short horn bursts may just remind you of where Wichita began and just how far it has come.

Pictured: Cattle drive across Smokey Hill River in Ellsworth County, KS 1867