Kansas City - Lawrence, KS

• 31 50amp
• 11 W/E Sites
• 15 Primitive Sites
• 61 Full Hook Up W/E/S Sites

• Outdoor Pool

• Basketball Court
• Jumping Pillow
• Pavilion
• Playground
• Volleyball
• Wagon Rides

• Comfort Station
• Laundry Room

• Boating

*Events are subject to change. Please contact the park directly for event details.*

• Tent sites $24-35
• Tent with 20 amp $29-39
• RV sites $29-55
• Cabins $54-65
• Cottages $76-92
• Lodges $120-155
• Call or visit our website for rates during Sprint Races April 20-22 & October 19-21
• All prices for 2 people
• extra person age 4 & up $3.50/person/night
• Prices are pre-tax and subject to change without notice

Discounts: Military 10% & Good Sam

Age Restrictions: Must be 21 to make a reservation.

Pet Policy: Pets allowed but must be leashed. No pets in lodges.

• Kansas University Natural History Museum

  The museum maintains research inventories of seven million plant and animal specimens, as well as fossil exhibits, with extinct mammals, dinosaurs, reptiles, and fishes. The museum is the leading university natural history museum in the nation in biodiversity research — discovering, documenting, and disseminating knowledge of life on earth, past and present.

  http://www.nhm.ku.edu/

• Kansas Speedway

  Hosts races from April to October including NASCAR.

  http://www.kansasspeedway.com

• Amelia Earhart Museum

  The Amelia Earhart Museum was both Amelia's birthplace and early childhood home and was built by her grandfather, Judge Alfred G. Otis in the early 1860s. Now owned by the Ninety-Nines, the birthplace has been returned to its turn-of-the-century condition, and features an abundance of personal and family memorabilia.

  http://www.ameliaearhartmuseum.org/?(none)

• Booth Family Hall Of Athletes

  The Booth Family Hall of Athletics is a 26,000-square-foot museum adjacent to the east side of Allen Fieldhouse. This facility opened in January 2006 and is open year-round, allowing Jayhawk fans everywhere to experience the history and tradition of Kansas Athletics. The Hall honors KU's historic athletics programs, its coaches and student-athletes, past and present.

  http://www.kuathletics.com/facilities/kan-booth-hall.html

• Midland Railway

  The Midland Railway operates excursion trains on a line originally constructed in 1867. Train rides feature an over-20-mile round trip from Baldwin City via "Norwood, Kansas" to Ottawa Junction, Kansas, traveling through scenic Eastern Kansas farmland and woods via vintage railway equipment. The Midland Railway is a completely volunteer-staffed, non-profit, common carrier railroad operated to preserve and display transportation history as an educational demonstration railroad.

  http://www.midland-ry.org/