Wellington KOA

Wellington campers are on the doorstep of numerous supermarkets where you can stock up on grocery supplies, as well as gas stations if you need to fill up your RV rental. There are also a handful of dining establishments within a short drive, including a Mexican restaurant, a steakhouse, and a 24-hour diner. If you’re feeling lucky, a casino is also just 10 minutes' drive away from the RV campground. If you’re visiting Wellington, be sure to stop at the Chisholm Trail Museum, which showcases the rich history of Sumner County. Learn about the early days of the Chisholm Trail and the arrival of the first pioneer families to what would later become the city of Wellington. Also not to be missed is the Panhandle Railroad Museum that occupies an old stone building that once served as a coal gasification plant. It’s now home to a fascinating array of railroad memorabilia, including vintage uniforms, whistles, playing cards, and model trails. Wellington KOA can also be used as a base for visiting Wichita, which is home to the Museum of World Treasures where Ancient Egyptian artifacts and the skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex are displayed. If you’re traveling with kids, you can get hands-on with the science exhibits at Exploration Place or see 1950's Kansas brought to life (in a very small way) at Kansas in Miniature. Discover what life would have been like in the area during the 19th century at the Old Cowtown Museum or escape to the peaceful themed gardens of Botanica Wichita. Wander through its wildflower-filled meadow, the butterfly house, and the traditional Chinese garden, then stroll to the nearby Wichita Art Museum where works by American painters, potters, sculptors, and textile weavers are displayed. Whether you want to get up close to native birdlife, see exotic species from around the globe, or explore the cultural attractions of Wichita, book an RV in Sumner County and start planning your next vacation!