Prairie Wind RV Park

My trailer’s axle gave up on me as we were on our way to stay in Dodge City for a few nights, and I was able to pull over right in front of this cute little park. I limped into a spot and was pleasantly surprised to find a $20/night full hookup little park! It took a few days to get it fixed (if you need trailer help in this area, call Joey 785-259-0044) but I was so grateful to have a safe, easy spot to put my home while we waited. At night there’s a bit of road noise from engine breaking trucks, but otherwise this spot is the best it can be for what it is! Lots of room for the dogs to run at the field next door too. ❤️

This is a first-come, first-serve spot with 5 sites. There was only one other RV here when we arrived and one more came the next day. It looks pretty new. Very clean. Long level pull-thrus with full hookups. There is a dumpster and a tornado shelter and large concrete picnic tables. We visited the Stauth Museum in the town of Montezuma and were quite impressed. We were only about 25 minutes from Dodge City so saw that too. Great value.

The park is well maintained, $10 per day, full hookups. There is a high school nearby you can walk their track, a Subway restaurant is a few hundred yards away. The town is super small, it has one small grocery store, hardware store and not much else.

But Dodge City is less than 30 minutes driving to the north to visit Boot Hill. Dodge City has a few laundry mats. About 25 minutes to the south in Meade, is the hideout and museum for the infamous Dalton Gang.

We stayed here 5 days, overall i'm satisfied. The only ding is a little road noise, but at night it was ok.

Right off of Hwy 56 on the western edge of a very small town. Campground has five very long, level and well kept gravel sights. Full hookups at each site, with concrete pads and concrete picnic tables. There is a self pay station at the entrance. The fee is $10/night for full hookups. The campground and surrounding land was donated by (I presume) a local couple. What a great idea. An easy in and out RV spot at a great price for travelers passing through.
The only negative I could see is that the electric and sewer hook-ups could stand to be reversed. The electric is closer the front of the site, while the sewer connection is toward the rear. At least for my rig, reversing these two would work much better. I had to back-up before using the sewer connection to dump tanks prior to leaving.
For those passing through this area looking for a place to spend a night or two, I believe this park is a no-brainer.

Conveniently located off the highway. City owned campground of 5 sites, all with electric and water as well as dump at each site for $10 per night. Drop box for payment. Please don’t stay without paying. High school students were practicing at the nearby field but the coach’s whistle stopped before dark. A gas station and Subway restaurant was within walking distance. Very little road noise overnight. Clean small town in Kansas with friendly people.