Farlington, Kansas, draws RV travelers to Crawford State Park's 82-acre Farlington Lake for prime fishing and boating. Eight parks in our directory start at $10 a night, perfect for anglers and hikers chasing bass in clear waters or trails through oak forests. Base your rig here to launch daily adventures in quiet woods just off US-69.
Farlington anchors in Crawford County with Crawford State Park as its crown jewel. Farlington Lake buzzes with crappie and walleye for anglers casting lines from shore. Hikers pound 10 miles of trails past limestone bluffs and restored prairies. Coal mining relics dot the landscape, whispering tales from the 1800s boom near old shafts and tipples.
Lonesome Point Campground suits budget hunters at $10-$19 nightly with 30/50-amp hookups and showers. Cherokee Landing Campground fits families perfectly at $20, offering lake views and easy access to boat ramps. Evening Breeze Cabins appeal to couples seeking $80 luxury amid full hookups. Shady Rest Cabin Area welcomes big rigs up to $100, blending RV pads with shaded retreats.
Farlington shines for Crawford State Park and Farlington Lake. Anglers target bass and crappie on the 82-acre water. Hikers explore 10 miles of trails through bluffs and prairies, while coal mining history lures explorers to old shafts nearby. The park hosts boating and equestrian paths too.
Try Lonesome Point, Cherokee Landing, Evening Breeze Cabins, and Shady Rest in Crawford State Park. These spots cluster around Farlington Lake with 30/50-amp hookups and showers. Rates range from $10 to $100 nightly; our directory lists eight total options nearby.
Yes, Lonesome Point, Evening Breeze Cabins, Shady Rest, and Cherokee Landing all offer 50-amp service. These Crawford State Park sites pair hookups with showers for big rigs. Expect reliable power for air conditioners during hot Kansas summers.
