The best camping near Pomona State Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Pomona State Park adventure.

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96% (64 reviews)

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Basecamp Flint Hills

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Allen, KS
Located on the Flint Hills Trail State Park in Allen Kansas, Basecamp Flint Hills offers camping in the scenic Flint Hills of Kansas. BFH is 20 miles north of the world capital of gravel cycling, Emporia KS, and 20 miles east of historical Council Grove. BFH has hammock trees and shaded acreage for tent camping, a no-frills bunkhouse, and two back-in camper sites for those who prefer a bit more luxury. This is a community style campground where picnic tables and campfires will be shared with your neighbors. We encourage you to expand your circle and enjoy the experience! Seasonal facilities include an open air, cold water shower and port-a-potty available April through October. Visit our website for a campground map and information on local amenities - www.basecampflinthills.com We do not currently have adequate infrastructure to accommodate horses.
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The Light Center

13 sites · Lodging, Tents95 acres · Baldwin City, KS
The Light Center is a 95 acre natural sanctuary nestled in a wooded creek valley amidst the farm land of Kansas. • We have a refinished community barn with two private rooms and a community kitchen, a 30ft Pacific Yurt and lots of great places to camp. • If you're just driving through or want an 'easy' camping experience with wifi, pitch your tent in the spacious yard around the barn. • We have lots of places to hike to and several wonderful remote camping spots. Choose from hiking out to camp near the large creek that winds through our land, gathering with friends in a meadow or tucking into a spot in the woods with a beautiful view of the Kansas plains. • Out here, on a clear night, you can see all of the stars. We are an organic, sustainable farm providing natural sacred spaces for hiking and camping. We welcome peaceful camping for people with reverence for the land and all beings. We have goats, free-range chickens, guinea hens, dogs and cats. For the safety of our livestock and other guests, we do require visitors to keep their dogs on a leash at all times. The Light Center is a retreat center serving as a beacon, lighting the way into a vibrant future. We are creating new paths with open hearts. We offer events, celebrations and ceremonies about harmonizing with the earth and inspiring personal, local and global connections. We provide a safe space to nurture and inspire spiritual growth and empower youth.
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Lake Georgia-Sue

81 sites · RVs, Tents85 acres · Ottawa, KS
Lake Georgia-Sue is an 85 acre oasis of relaxation and fun. We are located in East Central Kansas, not far from Kansas City, Topeka, Lawrence, and Wichita. The lake itself is 8 acres, with a lot of fish, swimming, small craft boating, kayaking, and wind surfing. The property has numerous sites where you can private pasture your horses, work them in our private round pens, and trail ride them in the hundreds of miles of trails that intersect the property. These are VERY large and private campsites with no nosey or loud neighbors. Sites are for primitive camping, RVs needing electric hookups via available generators, fresh water. Lakefront sites or forest sites are available. Showers, toilets, AC Clubhouse, playground, ponies, pet pigs, goats, and chickens. Pet friendly. Group camping for up to 25 people. Great for weddings, birthdays, etc We are just a short drive from four larger state lakes. An abundance of good restaurants are just ten minutes away, and sometimes we take a trail ride to eat Mexican or BBQ in the village close by.
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The best camping near Pomona State Park guide

Overview

About

Gather up your buddies and spend a weekend tossing horseshoes, fishing, and grilling up delicious camp treats at Pomona State Park! The full service marina will get your entire crew out on the water for a day of water skiing (be sure to get those epic falls on video!). Land lubbers can play a round of disc golf or sun themselves on the swimming beach. Cabins and campsites make it easy to rest up, and an extra day to explore historic Ottawa or Topeka are a must! Pomona State Park will entice your entire crew with wildlife, water fun, and a whole lot of adventure!

Notable campgrounds

  • Burning Heart Campground: Offers a mix of primitive and utility campsites nestled next to the scenic Buckbrush Trail.
  • Kansa Campground: Features a combination of primitive and utility sites with easy access to park amenities and activities.
  • Southwind Shelter House: Ideal for group gatherings, equipped with a full kitchen and ample space for events.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early, especially for peak season stays, to ensure your spot at this popular destination.
  • Consider mid-week reservations for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
  • Keep an eye on the park's official website for updates on campsite availability and potential cancellations.
  • Explore nearby camping options if your preferred campground is fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Pomona State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its most vibrant. Summer offers a full range of activities but can be quite warm. Winters are quieter and can provide a serene experience, though some facilities may be limited.

Know before you go

  • Check the park's official website for any alerts or closures before your visit.
  • Remember to pay your fees in full upon occupying a campsite, using the self-pay station if necessary.
  • Wildlife is abundant, so bring your binoculars and keep a safe distance from animals.
  • Trails are available for all fitness levels, including ADA accessible options.
  • Don't forget to pack essentials like water, sunscreen, and insect repellent for a comfortable visit.

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