This is a park you never see listed anywhere. It is a city park and has been there at least 20 years. Lots of trees on grass. Lots of tent areas. Some sites have 30/50 Amp service with water near by. Nice quiet place. It has a cabana for rent for groups. The gates are locked at 10 PM and opened at 7 AM We camped here in a Motorhome.

Although I guess I have to rate it as a "2" as there are amenities like laundry, showers, and WiFi, I am very reluctantly doing so. This is a derelict park with old mobile homes and RVs along with just a few newer models. We have a vintage RV so I am usually pretty liberal with my judgement of RVs, but this place was just ridiculous. I had called the day before and was told they had a space available and she'd mark it with a orange flag. When we arrived no one was in the office and neither of the two sites available had an orange flag on it. So we first chose a site in the back with a nice shade tree but found it full of broken windshield glass. The second site was unlevel and our 28 foot rig jutted out into the dusty roadway. Some sites had very old picnic tables in dire need of repair. I guess kids would be welcome, but I wouldn't let them out of the rig. Just too darned dangerous. There are some things I could forgive, but garbage lying around was just not acceptable. There was a train track just across the street but that didn't bother me as I like trains. It was loud though, and that might put others off. This park was built in the mid 1960s by the parents of the current. It was a hot mess and I would never return. I'd rather dry camp in the Walmart parking lot. After we started hooking up, we could see this was not a safe place to be for us or our three small dogs. We left to find a more suitable park, and we are really not that fussy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is an off-season weekly rate. Our site was level and all utilities worked well, as did satellite TV and Wi-Fi. Sites are gravel/dirt and there are some trees in the park. There are quite a few long-term residents. The park is right across the highway from railroad tracks, and there are lots of trains - not a problem for us as we like trains. Park was pretty quite during the week we were there, except for the trains. We are satisfied with our stay there and would choose it again when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate reflects the Passport America Discount. The park is old with a lot of seasonal older type trailers. The sites are level, made of gravel, and fairly wide. The electric meter was in the green the whole time. There is cable TV available. There were 3 trains that passed by across the road during the night. I am hearing impaired and they woke me up twice. It is a decent overnight park. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The earlier review of this RV park is the reason we stayed here. Only one site of the 12 was occupied when we arrived. A county maintenance worker stopped in his truck with useful info about the location of the drop box across the street. Sites are clean and level, with no satellite obstructions. Hookups are all at the back of the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We saw the fairgrounds sign while driving through Liberal and decided to see if they had a campground. They have 12 sites with new electric boxes for 30 and 50 amp. There are water and sewage hookups at each site. All of the gravel sites looked to be level. Payment can be made during office hours or left in the drop box on the north side of the Event Center. Hook up prices are as follows: electric only is $10.00 per night, water & electric are $15.00 per night and full hook-ups are $30.00 per night. There were county trucks and road-graders going by during the day but they didn't bother us. Verizon cell signal was 5 bars and our Verizon internet card was very fast at 4-5 bars. There are no obstacles to block satellite signals. We will stay here again. GPS coordinates are: N 37 02.826, W100 56.581 We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice, very clean park. There are 38 sites, 30 extra-large pull through sites for $25/night ($20 a night if you're staying a week or more). There are 8 back-in sites that cost less, but with metered electric. There are no frills here, just a nice comfortable place to spend a couple nights. The showers are big and the water is hot. Nice laundry facilities ($1.50/load)and a hot tub. AT&T phones worked great as did the park WiFi (it was down one day and as soon as we reported the problem it wax fixed). There is no on-site manager/owner. Instead, you chose your own site and about 5:00 PM the owner/manager comes and collects. One negative was we were not allowed to set up our dog exercise pen outside the RV. This is the first park we have been to that wouldn't allow this. As it was it was so windy and hot, we couldn't be outside anyway, but it's worth mentioning. Their "book exchange" was really just about a dozen books, most looked at least 10 years old. There was no real "club house" per se so no TV or exercise equipment. It is the best place in Liberal to spend a night and get off the highway. The trains run about every hour, day and night, and the horn is loud, but it didn't bother us. We would stay here again if in the area. The price we paid reflects a one-week stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is a nice clean stop for an over night stay. It has a unique registration system, you choose your own site, set-up and then during office hours (5PM to 9PM), they come around and register and collect. It worked for us just fine. One negative is the burrs in the grassy area that is the dog walk. The long pull throughs are graveled and a tad unlevel. We were there on a cloudy, cool day so lack of trees was not a problem. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very well maintained campground. Just pick your own site and a lady comes around and collects the money. The dirt road to the campground is very dusty. Wish we had unhooked our towed before we got to the campground. The whole of the campground is rock but is not dusty, level pads with long pull throughs and very big rig friendly. It was quiet and the few distant trains did not bother us at all. Plenty of space around the RV and the sites are nicely angled. There are no shade trees or grass. Bathrooms and laundry are clean. Wi-Fi and cell are excellent. The town of Liberal has all the stores you need, including a Walmart. This is a great place for a one night stopover, and we would stay here again. The owners have worked hard to make this a wonderful campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.