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Known as T-Town by its residents, Topeka is the capital of Kansas, and one of its largest cities. It is said that the name Topeka came from the Osage sentence meaning “good place to dig potatoes.” The city was first settled in the mid 19th century, but there were, of course, indigenous people inhabiting the plains of Kansas for centuries before the arrival of American settlers. These first pioneers reached Topeka on the way out to the Pacific Ocean on the Oregon Trail, only to set up a town and ferry service catering to migrants moving out west. When Kansas was finally voted in as a state during the onset of the Civil War, Topeka was chosen as the capital of Kansas. It would take a few decades to actually build the capitol building out of fear that the Confederate forces may attack it.

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The Great Outdoors

From the highways, the Kansas landscape can certainly look flat and barren, but if you look hard enough, you will find some gorgeous exceptions to these open plains. Shawnee County State Park is a short ride outside of Topeka when you rent an RV and a fabulous place to make use of your home on wheels. The park is situated around a human-made lake that is mostly used for swimming and fishing. Hunting and boating are also allowed in the park, and there are even campsites situated along the water’s edge.

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Topeka has its fair share of camping spots and RV parks, so you and your Topeka RV rental should be in good hands when you arrive in the city. Forbes Landing RV Park enables you to explore the city, with lots to do within walking distance of the park. There is a clubhouse that guests may use, as well as full hookup camping sites, restrooms, and hot showers.

City Attractions

You can go anywhere when you pick up your Topeka motorhome rental, but sometimes staying in the city and checking out some of its high-end eateries and lively bars is fun too. Topeka is a cultured city with a diverse mix of interests. Layered on top of that is a complicated history that makes for some great learning opportunities. One of the most prominent attractions to look out for is the Kansas State Capitol Building, a lovely ornate structure built in 1866. The building features a gigantic dome and spire on top and jaw-dropping Greek architectural style. You can tour this living work of art and see the different chambers of the state legislature, as well as a collection of stunning murals adorning the walls.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Landon Nature Trail, KSTopeka, KS
  • Cedar Crest Trail; MacLennan Park Trail, KSTopeka, KS
  • Dornwood Park Trail, KSBrown v. Board of Education National Historic Site, KS
  • Skyline Park Trail, KSTopeka, KS
  • Lake Shawnee Trail, KSBrown v. Board of Education National Historic Site, KS
  • Perry State Park Loop Trail, KSPerry State Park, KS
  • George Lathan Hiking Trail, KSLawrence, KS
  • Old Military Fishing, KSPerry State Park, KS
  • Clinton Lake North Shore Loop, KSClinton State Park, KS
  • Lawrence Nature Park Loop Trail, KSLawrence, KS

Recent RV rental reviews in Topeka

James W.

December, 2024

Wonderful experience!
Lynn H.

November, 2024

Great experience! Darin will take care of you!

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