Pratt County Veterans Memorial Park Campground

Park overall was nice. Level, gravel sites and offering only electric for $15 during the winter. Others county and city parks I’ve stayed at in Kansas on this trip have still been offering some form of water during November. Dump station available but didn’t use.

Lake was enjoyable to walk and run. Small little jettison out to the middle of the lake is a great area to let your pup play and run. If you want to boondock with no hookups there are some really cool sites that are directly on the lake.

The bad: the locals use this park a lot and the main route around the lake runs through the RV park. The traffic was insane and you kind of felt out of place in their local park. Also the wind can be gusting in that area. Windmills can be seen in the distance.

Good AT&T cell/internet service.

We stopped for a quick overnight on a multi-day XC trip. The best part is that we pulled in and we were completely level so not much work. Water and electric at each site. Paid $15 in the envelope / honor system. Place wasn’t full. There is a pretty marsh (used to be nature park but closed due to floods) behind the RV parking and also a larger lake. People fishing in both. Our kids got out their bikes and loved riding the super flat lot. Also a playground (swings slide monkey bars) and basketball court right by RV. And about 2-3 mile detour from the main highway. A big lightning storm did keep me up for 2 hours in the middle of the night and was a bit scary. We’d stay here again.

Stopped here last night (12/17/19) on our way from WI to AZ.
There are several (10-15) pull through sites with water and electric. Each site is level gravel with a fire ring and a picnic table on a concrete pad. There are grass spaces between each site.
There’s just as many back in sites too with the same set up.
Pull through sites overlook the lake. Unfortunately, didn’t get to see the site in daylight as we arrived around 11PM and left before sunrise.
About 3 miles off HWY 400. $15/night for electric/water paid via honor system drop box. Perfect for a stop on our way across the country!

We love this lake. We stay here every time we're in the area. Long pull thru sites,some back in sites also. Clean bathrooms.no showers. Very well kept. Water and electric at each site. Easy access to dump station. Locals fishing alot. Very quiet. Mosquitoes can be a nuisance in summer. Fish hatchery and museum very close by. You'll pass it on your way in.its open Monday thru Friday till 5pm. Close to town in either direction. Trails are closed due to 2 years of flooding in summer. Paved roads in and sites are level and gravel. Each site has a fire ring. Wonderful place to stay for several days. Pratt county museum in town. Casey's truck stop on 54/400 highway on east edge of Pratt easy in and out for biggins.

Stayed here just for one night on our way through Kansas. Perfect spot right off 400. The sites are very long and most are pull through with electric and water. Easy access to the dump station. Would have loved to stay for the full 14 days allowed. $15 per night for electric/water and $5 per night for no electric. There’s a self-pay station in front of the bathrooms. Some local community traffic but very quiet at night. A few other RVs were also there with us.

This is a flat, open, pristinely maintained campground on a man-made lake that is a popular fishing spot. It has small trees that eventually will be nice shade trees and nice, lush green, grassy sites. The sites are gravel and mostly level. There is a nice laundromat in town, about a mile and a half west of the campground. No showers, but nice restrooms and has a dump station. Nice little wetlands walk accessible from the campground. We had a great dinner at the El Dos De Oros Mexican restaurant in town. This campground fills up on Friday night and again on Saturday night.