This Year-Round Campground In Kansas Is In One Of America’s Most Incredible State Parks

Did you know that Crawford State Park in Farlington, Kansas covers 500 acres and allows camping throughout the year? Along with being a massive park to camp, hike, and explore, the campground sits along a 150-acre man-made lake that was created by the Civilian Conservative Corps, (a community service organization) in the 1930s.

Since you have the option to camp in this part of Kansas any time of year, you'll get to enjoy swimming in the summer, boating in the spring, hiking in the fall, and cozying by the campfire in the winter. Read on to learn more about what to explore when you camp at Crawford State Park in Kansas.

One of the perks of camping at Crawford State Park is that you'll get to wake to breathtaking water views like this each morning.

Regardless of the time of year, you should be able to take advantage of many of the outdoor activities at the campgrounds. This includes hiking and kayaking.

Crawford State Park consists of six campgrounds. This includes sites with access to electric, fire pits, and more.

You can also opt to stay at one of the cabins for rent. This could be a good option if you decide to go camping in the winter.

Feel free to also say hello to the local residents (from a distance).

If you go camping on a crisp winter day, enjoy majestic scenes like this when hiking around the campgrounds.

Although the campground is open all year, the sky might look different depending on when you go.

If you'd like to learn about more parks that keep their campsites open throughout the year, take a look at this article: 7 Stunning Kansas State Parks Where You Can Camp All-Year-Round.