Meade, Kansas, lures RV campers to Meade State Park's 200-acre lake, stocked with walleye and perfect for boating. Six parks offer easy access, with rates starting at $26 a night. Base your rig here to fish at dawn, hike Bluestem Trail, and chase small-town vibes on Main Street.
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Meade anchors southwest Kansas with Meade State Park Lake, where anglers reel in crappie and bass year-round. The Dalton Gang Hideout Museum on South Webb Avenue recounts Wild West tales of the infamous brothers. Hikers pound the 3-mile Bluestem Trail through native grasses, and the annual Meade County Fair packs rodeos and pie contests into July heat.
RV parks match every style of road warrior. Families claim shaded sites at Meade State Park, steps from playgrounds and a sandy beach. Pet owners head to Ramblin Rose RV Park and Motel, complete with WiFi, showers, dump station, and spots from $29. Big-rig drivers plug into 50-amp power at Circle-O RV Park and Cottages, plus pet-friendly pads and easy dump access.
Meade, Kansas, stands out for Meade State Park Lake and its fishing, plus Wild West history at the Dalton Gang Hideout Museum. Anglers target walleye and crappie on the 200-acre water. Hikers explore the 3-mile Bluestem Trail amid prairie grasses, while summer brings rodeos at the Meade County Fair.
Top spots include Meade State Park, Ramblin Rose RV Park and Motel, and Circle-O RV Park and Cottages. Meade State Park sits right on the lake with sites from $26. Ramblin Rose adds WiFi and showers downtown, while Circle-O handles big rigs with 50-amp service.
Yes, Ramblin Rose RV Park and Motel plus Circle-O RV Park and Cottages welcome pets. Ramblin Rose pairs leashes with WiFi, showers, and dump station from $29/night. Circle-O offers pet pads alongside 50-amp hookups near town amenities.
