Traveling I-70 through western Kansas? Colby offers a refreshing stop with a rich agricultural history and four convenient RV parks. Park your rig and discover the prairie's unexpected charm, from historic downtown to unique roadside attractions.
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About Colby, Kansas
Colby, Kansas, thrives on the High Plains, known for its agricultural heritage and as a welcoming stop on America's main street, I-70. Visit the Prairie Museum of Art & History, a sprawling campus showcasing a fully-furnished 1930s farmstead, a one-room schoolhouse, and a 1915 scentless cedar barn. Stroll through the Colby Mural Program, where vibrant artworks depict local history and culture on downtown buildings. Don't miss the World's Largest Easel, a colossal reproduction of Van Gogh's 'Sunflower' painting, towering over the landscape.
Colby's RV parks offer excellent base camps for exploring the area. Colby RV Park provides full hookups and WiFi, perfect for extended stays. For budget-conscious travelers, Thomas County Fairgrounds offers electric and water hookups. Hill Street RV Park provides another convenient option starting from $30 a night. Whistle Stop RV and Antiques, with its WiFi, 50-amp service, and showers, caters to those seeking comfort and a touch of nostalgia.
- The Prairie Museum of Art & History features a 24,000-square-foot main building and 5 historic structures.
- Colby's downtown boasts multiple murals as part of the Colby Mural Program.
- Three of the four RV parks offer 50-amp electrical service.
- Thomas County Fairgrounds provides an affordable lodging option, starting at $23 a night.
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