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Tucked away near the heart of the Merriam Downtown Business District, <strong>Walnut Grove RV Park</strong> offers short and long term lots while in your RV rental from Kansas City. While your renting your RV the amenities at Walnut Grove RV Park include hot showers, clean restrooms, full hook-ups, laundromat, dump station, pets are welcome, both 30 and 50 amps sites are available, which is great for either RV Rentals Class A, B, C and travel trailers. Lots are phone and cable ready for longer stays. A Community Room and internet service is also available for RV Campers. Paved roads lead to our 54 RV sites. Walnut Grove RV Park is located in Merriam which is 13.6 miles north of Olathe.The short drive takes only about 20 minutes. There are many historical sites in the area including the Mahafee Stage Coach Stop and Shawnee Mission Indian Museums, both are great to explore with your RV rental. Please ask for brochures and maps. The Gambling Boats are Harrah?s, Argosy, Isle of Capri and Hollywood Casino. All are located about 15 minutes away on the river, just a short drive from RV park. Walnut Grove RV Park is a comfortable and convenient site for enjoying this little area of Kansas in your RV rental. Get Outdoorsy!

Blue Springs, Missouri Campground is in Blue Springs, Missouri, a city about 20 miles east of Kansas City, Missouri. The campground is clean and nicely landscaped. There are 82 campsites on the premises. Full hookups are available on 30 of the sites while 13 sites have electric and water. Ten sites have only electric. There is an attendant on duty at all time. The showers and restrooms are excellent and available for registered guests. The park also provides ice, firewood, picnic tables, laundry, grills, and a playground. There are excellent recreational facilities in the area including lakes, marinas, and public swimming beaches. The golf courses in the area are outstanding. There are also hiking and biking trails for some relaxing time in the outdoors. Anglers will find fishing holes with the chance of a delicious fish dinner at the end of the day. The proximity of Kansas City provides endless opportunities for an enjoyable camping trip.

If you are interested in boating and fishing, head over to the Clinton State Park in Lawrence, Kansas, with your RV. Even if you're not keen on watersports, this is still a great place to go. You get full hookup, WiFi, and cable TV. The bathrooms here are large and clean, and you get picnic tables on your site. The sites are wide so you get plenty of space between you and your neighbours, and there are trees for shade. There is plenty to do on site if you don't want to go out. You get both waterfront and pool access, there is a trail to hike along, which takes you to the lake, and there is a playground for the kids as well as a pet area. If you want to venture further afield, you are just 17 miles from the city of Lawrence, where you can shop until you drop. There are also plenty of restaurants here, from fast food to fine dining. Massachusetts Street is the place to go for great shops and restaurants. If you are a history buff, why not visit the Biodiversity Institute &amp; Natural History Museum.

Kansas City Jellystone Park is located in delightful Lawrence, Kansas for the convenience of travelers from around the world. The friendly staff welcomes guests to take part in exciting excursions and enjoy the amenities at the park. The park has several camping options including tent and RV accommodations as well as rustic cabins or fully-equipped lodges. Their mission is to provide an environment where families and friends will have a memorable time. Lawrence has fascinating historical roots starting with the New England abolitionists who arrived to make sure that Kansas would be a Free State. The beautiful town burnt during the Quantrill?s massacre in 1861, but the people were resilient and have remained so. The campsites are available with sewer hook-ups as well as water and electric. Most of the sites have 30-amp service while some are available with 50-amp. Wi-Fi is free to all campers at their sites.

Located in the heart of historical Independence, Missouri, the Campus RV Park is situated on 17 acres of gently sloping suburban land just a half dozen miles east of downtown Kansas City, and is very nearby to some of the best attractions in the greater KC area. The park is open all year round and offers big rig friendly pull through sites with concrete pads and picnic tables. The sites include a full range of hookups from 30 to 50 amp electric, water, sewer, and free wifi. Roads throughout the park are paved to allow for smoother access, and there is plenty of grass between sites for kids to play. Pets are welcomed, but they must be leashed when not inside the fenced dog run. Some of the facilities include restrooms with hot showers, a nice clean laundry, a recycle container for metal, paper and plastic, and a recreation field. Management is friendly and helpful, and lives on site. This is a great little park, especially for an overnight stay.

If you want to explore the heartland of America, come to Kansas City East/Oak Grove KOA. This RV park is situated in Kansas City, Missouri, and there is plenty to do on site, as well as in the surrounding area. To make your visit perfect, the site has full hookups. If you don't feel like venturing from the site, take advantage of the jump pad, the swimming pool, mini golf, horseshoes, volleyball, and basketball. Keep fit while having fun. For something different, visit the Horseshoe Creek Mine on site. Here you can pan for gems, fossils, and arrowheads. Your kids will love it. If you fancy venturing further afield, why not visit the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, or if cars excite you, go to the Kansas Speedway. If you have kids, they will love the LEGOLAND Discovery Center. All members of the family can enjoy Kansas City Zoo and the Sea Life Aquarium. Kansas City also has great shops and lots of places to eat out.

Stay where you play at the amusement park! Have a blast in your RV rental in Kansas City by staying onsite and within sight of the fun rollercoasters. Enjoy the trip of a lifetime to this local favorite park. Your family will have lots of fun in your RV rental from the a local Kansas City Outdoorsy owner within the friendly atmosphere of Worlds of Fun Village!

In a quiet setting just off I-70 in Topeka, Kansas, near major shopping centers, restaurants and other equally important services, you'll find the Deer Creek Valley RV Park. Along with beautiful landscaping and surrounded by trees, the fully fenced park has a security gate, and is just a short ride from Lake Shawnee where you can enjoy fishing, boating, jet skiing, paddle boating, and a beautiful hiking and biking trail around the entire lake. The huge, level concrete pull throughs include roomy patios and all the hookups you'll need, which will make your stay here as comfortable as you could wish for on an RV road trip. The restrooms are fully automatic, with great water pressure and hot showers, and the laundry is housed in the same building. A swimming pool, playground and large fenced pet play area is available on site, and there are strict rules against barking dogs ? great news for people who value their sleep.

Apart from introducing the world to delicious treats such as Dr. Pepper and candy floss, Missouri also happens to have a few interesting natural jewels in her crown, such as a series of caves that make those spelunking adventures a little closer to home. When in Joplin, a stay at the Rivers Bend Campground will be both rewarding and relaxing as the RV?s line up next to one of the most scenic creeks in the area. The park has electric and water hookups, and is also fairly central, based near the major roads and highways for easy accessibility. The park also takes advantage of the natural beauty of the area, as it provides some RV sites near the wooded areas, and the river is ideal for kayakers. There is also a bar and grill on the premises for those who desire a good bite to eat and a refreshing pint to wash it down with.

For those who are looking to relax, unwind, and enjoy a slower pace of life while on vacation, the southern region of the United States is the perfect place to do it. If you plan to take your RV down south, check out Timbercrest RV Park in Springfield, Missouri. This is a large city with a small town feel that you are sure to love. The park is clean and features many amenities that will make you feel right at home. At Timbercrest RV Park you can take advantage of spacious pull through RV sites as well as full service RV hookups. There are plenty of local trails you can explore and get some exercise as well as beach access to the lakes in the area. The RV park offers a recreational room as well as WiFi and cable for guests. Make Timbercrest RV Park your home away from home.

If you are a car buff and you are in the Kansas City area, then a smart choice for you is the Kansas City Automotive Museum. What began as an idea by a group of car enthusiasts soon turned into a reality for the Kansas City car community. Two years of grassroots marketing and four awards later, the Kansas City Automotive Museum received its first major donation from a private donor, making the long awaited museum possible. The idea of an automotive museum in Kansas City makes a lot of sense for car enthusiasts.The Kansas City area is home to major automotive and motorcycle manufacturing, racing and a vibrant collector community. They have a long, storied and proud automotive heritage that needs to be preserved and celebrated. The museum highlights significant Kansas City automotive history such as 1965 Le Mans winner Masten Gregory (the "Kansas City Flash"), the Ford Winchester Plant, and Greenlease Cadillac. In addition, the Kansas City Automotive Museum hosts car club meetings and special events throughout the year.

A museum which celebrates peace and liberty, it commemorates the impact the war had on the global community. There is much to absorb here over 100,000 objects and documents, life size trenches, interactive exhibitions, as you enter the museum you will cross the Paul Sunderland Glass Bridge which is suspended over a poppy field, nine thousand poppies, representing 1000 deaths.

Home to the world?s tallest water slide visitors can face their fear of heights or simply enjoy the interconnected river system that takes you through rapids, currents, and tidal waves. You can ride the wave on the Boogie Bahn surf ride. And there are many activities for little kids such as 13 mini slides. You can relax on beaches or private cabanas, and enjoy a swim up refreshment bar.

The museum is known for its neoclassical architecture and extensive Asian, European and American collections, you can see prominent photography from artists such as Andy Warhol or view the Hallmark Collection of photos. There is 6,100 square feet, of Native American art to admire as well. You can also enjoy fresh air and the sculpture park where famous sculptures such as Auguste Rodin?s the Thinker and many more can be viewed.

The Burr Oak Woods is a wonderful place for visitors in Blue Springs, Missouri. The park has received many enthusiastic reviews from recent visitors. The park is especially popular with bird watching enthusiasts from near and far. There is a nature center in the park with an indoor bird viewing area that is listed by the Audubon Society of Missouri on the Conservation Area Bird List. The park includes several demonstration sites with glades, savannas, woodland natural community restorations, and much more. Demonstrations provided show how tree harvesting and thinning improves forest health and wildlife habitat. In addition, visitors have the chance to use interactive, hands-on displays and exhibits. There is a 3,000 gallon aquarium, an indoor wildlife viewing room, and interpretive exhibits on the fish, forests, and aquatic habitats of Missouri. Hikers will enjoy the six hiking trails, and nature lovers will enjoy the scenic limestone outcrops throughout the woods. As people drive through the area, there is a good chance they will view deer, turkeys, and other wildlife in their natural habitats.

Less than ten miles south of central Manhattan is the Konza Prairie Biological Station, a unique venue that combines compelling natural history with scientific study and biological preservation. The site is jointly owned and operated by the Nature Conservancy and Kansas State University, and acts as a field research station for the university?s school of biology. This precious ecological preserve is much more than simply grassland. This area represents the largest portion of unplowed, tall-grass prairie on the entire continent, and serves as a nature preserve for a variety of flora and fauna. This accommodates a herd of bison along with animals that include birds, fish, and reptiles. The public is allowed access portions of the site through a network of looping hiking trails, and once a year the preserve holds a Biennial Visitors' Day that allows visitors to access other parts of the preserve and conducts guided walking tours.

Kansas played a pivotal role in the years leading up to the Civil War. It earned the nickname ?Bloody Kansas? because of the violence between those who wanted to keep it a freestate and those who wanted to turn it into a slaveholding state. Kansas is where the abolitionist John Brown first gained notoriety in his struggle against slavery. The Goodnow House tells the story of freestaters who founded Manhattan. Isaac Goodnow and his wife, Ellen, built this unique stone farmhouse. He started the Kansas State Teachers Association and established the college that became Kansas State University. Visitors to the Goodnow House will about what life was like during the turbulent years in Kansas. They will also learn more about the Goodnows at this native stone residence and barn. The Goodnow Hose is open Tuesday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday and Sunday 2 pm to 5 pm.

A city frozen in the mid 1800s, this living museum offers a permanent collection with over 10,0000 objects, everything from textiles, furnishings, furniture, tools, art are proudly displayed. Stories from the past will be relived through daily activities and educational programs.

Explore a seven foot tall model of the human mouth, see how art and science are intertwined, see what it feels like to fly, you can bring your toddlers to Tot?s spot where they can have an array of educational toys and costumes, learn how Nano technology works in an interactive exhibition. Learn about the importance of science in everyday life.

Recognized for its conservation efforts internationally, the zoo is home to over 2,500 animals of nearly 500 different species. You can enter an African village and view Gorillas and collobus monkeys, travel to South America and visit a colony of Humbodlt Penguins, or go to Asia and see Amur and Malayan tigers and red pandas. You can tour the zoo through a boat trip or a tram.