Minooka Park

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  Todd Colegrove· 2 months ago

  Traveling out west and found this to be a great overnight stop. Very quiet park with plenty of room between the campsites. Sits on a very large lake with nice views.

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  Rebecca Lents· a year ago

  I could fill an entire page with all the positive things there are at this beautiful Corps of Engineers campground. The details and thoughtfulness that went into the design of the campground loops are amazing. Most of the campsites are level, and they are staggered, so no one is lined up right next to you. There are quite a few loops to choose from. During the off season ( September 16 - May 14 ) primitive campsites are FREE and campsites with electric are only $20 *$10 with the America the beautiful pass. The location is beautiful and the shoreline is easy to walk or fish from. They even have hiking trails there and saved some of the old limestone fence posts as a reminder of the rich history of the area. Another amazing Corps of Engineers campground in an area of Kansas that looks nothing like I ever imagined Kansas to look like. Beautiful !

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  S Powers· 3 years ago

  I booked my reservation the same day, online, and check-in was super easy as someone was at the gate to give us a map. There are dump stations & water just prior to entering the campground as well as at the gate. Bath houses were in very good order/clean. It was quiet at night at a reasonable time , even though there were a lot of people there.The lake is amazing and we couldn't believe this was in the middle of Kansas. The lake was clean and beautiful. Lots of areas to swim if you didn't have a boat. There's a great 2.2 mile trail within walking distance of the campground.

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  Dana Lemke· a month ago

  This is a beautiful RV park with many beautiful RV slots. It is well maintained and the hosts were excellent. HOWEVER, do NOT come here HOPING to get a First Come First Serve site because the locals have them ALL snagged up!!! They have created this “contract” that can be signed and then stay for 45 days at a time. What sucked is that we drove 4 hours and thought our chances would be good because Recreation.gov showed 8 FCFS sites open BUT they were ALL full!!!! People sign those contracts, park their RV and own the slot for 45 days and it doesn’t get blocked out on Recreation.gov!! Most of the RV’s were buttoned up and not even occupied!! We had to hop around from spot to spot and it sucked!! This will be the LAST time we ever count on the FCFS concept and rely on Recreation.gov. We were quite disappointed about this “contract” deal and felt that it was sneaky and unfair to those who are expected to follow the 2 week rule.

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