Hillsboro, Kansas, captivates with its rich Mennonite heritage and the world's largest annual Mennonite Relief Sale on nearby fairgrounds. Pitch your RV at French Creek Cove or Hillsboro City Campground in Memorial Park, both from $12 a night. These spots launch day trips to Marion Reservoir's sandy shores and Tabor College's lively campus events.
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Hillsboro nestles in Marion County's golden prairies. Tabor College pulses with basketball games and theater productions. Crowds flock to the spring Mennonite Relief Sale, bidding fiercely on handmade quilts. Wander Main Street's clock tower or explore the Mennonite Heritage and Agricultural Museum for tales of immigrant farmers. Kayak the Little River or picnic at Durst Prairie Nature Preserve.
French Creek Cove draws pet lovers and families to its 30-amp sites, dump station, water hookups, all at $12 nightly. Hillsboro City Campground in Memorial Park powers up road-weary travelers with 50-amp service, drinking water, starting from $12 a night. Park here to bike downtown eateries or dash to Hillsboro Hospital if needed. Both bases hug town edges for quiet nights amid cornfields.
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Hillsboro stands out for Mennonite heritage and the world's largest Mennonite Relief Sale each spring. Tabor College hosts sports and arts events that draw crowds. The Mennonite Heritage Museum showcases quilts and pioneer wagons, while Main Street's clock tower marks quiet evenings. Marion Reservoir lies minutes away for boating.
French Creek Cove and Hillsboro City Campground - Memorial Park serve Hillsboro best. French Creek Cove sits creek-side with 30-amp, pets allowed, dump station, water at $12 a night. City Campground in Memorial Park offers 50-amp, water, drinking water from $12 nightly; both hug town limits.
Yes, French Creek Cove qualifies as pet-friendly with 30-amp sites and water hookups. Families bring dogs to enjoy creek views at $12 nightly. Hillsboro City Campground works for shorter pet trips, though check rules; pair with leashed walks in Memorial Park.