RV Rental Fall River State Park, KS

Leave that rental motorhome at Fall River State Park for a while and spend your afternoon viewing wildlife on one of the six available hiking trails. There are two batches of trails, sectioned into the Fredonia Bay Trails and the Quarry Bay Trails. According to your taste and preference, choose from a panoramic lakeside pathway, ADA accessible interpretive trail, intermediate hike through the prairie, and much more. While walking your pick of the woodland streets, keep your eyes open for any variety of elegant monarch butterflies, cooing doves, white-tailed deer, bird nests, colorful lizards, and waddling ducks.

For archery, hunting, and fishing enthusiasts, the park has numerous opportunities for you to land the perfect catch. Features such as the Ladd Bridge boat ramp, two waterfowl refuges, duck archaeological sites, or 200-foot wide river crossing are all designed with outdoor enthusiasts such as you in mind. Some of the fish you can look forward to catching include largemouth, white, and spotted bass, bluegill, channel catfish, and crappie.

Looking forward to a day on the lake, the hot sun pouring an inviting warmth on your back, oar in hand? You’ve got 2,450 acres of Fall River Lake to paddle to your heart's content. Lazily kick your feet up and relish your much-needed vacation time or get your afternoon energy rush with a vigorous trip down the lake and back again. Your wish is your command while camping at Fall River State Park.

You’ll love motorhome camping at Fall River State Park, as there are 45 RV campsites with water and electric hookups offering relaxing views of the glistening Fall River Lake. An additional 32 sites are primitive. The Quarry Bay camping area also features an additional 17 primitive sites available on a first-come, first-served basis.

There's a 70-foot back-in limit for your motorhome, and the sites are well-spaced, providing plenty of privacy. Plan a movie night under the stars or fill up your water bottle for a day hiking one of the park’s easily accessible nature trails. Bring your furry friends along for a trail run — pets are welcome, as long as they're leashed.

There's something for the whole family on this trip, including a playground, volleyball net, horseshoes, and year-round youth swimming pond all conveniently within walking distance of your RV rental site. A comfort station is also provided with hot showers for the coldest mornings.

You’ll have a blast bringing the kids over to Ralph Mitchell Zoo, located just 45 minutes away in the bustling city of Independence. Skip through Monkey Island, where you might see a capuchin or spider monkey, watch for ducks underneath the billowing green willow tree at the duck pond, or hit a couple of rounds of miniature golf near the sculpture garden. Once you’ve had your fill of outdoor fun, head back into Toronto, where you’ll find burgers, sandwiches, deli, or café food to satisfy your cravings. Gas and groceries are also available at a few of the restaurants, giving inconvenience a run for its money.

If you’re planning to camp at Fall River State Park in the early summer months, you just might be able to catch the annual Kansas Astronomical Observer’s Star Party. Hosted at the Casner Creek Campground inside the park, the educational event showcases the brilliant night sky as its subject. However, you don’t have to be camping in summer to enjoy the Fall River Wildlife Area. Spanning 9,352 acres of Native American land and water right next to the state park, there’s no lack of space for hunting or fishing here. Just make sure to pick up a map of the land so you don’t get lost!