RV Rental Eureka, KS

El Dorado State Park, nestled by El Dorado Lake, is located half an hour’s drive west when you rent a campervan in Eureka. This beautiful park surrounded by water is a popular fishing location in this part of Kansas. They also have a nice sandy beach where you can go swimming and boating, and in the park, there are hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails. The lake covers around 8,000 acres, and the rest is comprised of forests and greenery, which cover more than 6,000 acres, with about 4,000 acres of wildlife dedicated area.

Otter Creek Recreation Area is located by the John Redmond Reservoir and across from Redmond Cove North Recreation Area and Hickory Creek West Recreation Area. With an RV rental in Eureka, you can get here within an hour’s drive northeast. This scenic park is a perfect mountain biking destination, with many suitable trails. Here you can also enjoy hiking, backpacking, picnicking, and fishing on the lake. Some of the fish species you can find here are channel and flathead catfish, crappie, walleye, and white bass.

Fall River State Park is located on the shore of Fall River Lake, just about half an hour’s drive southeast when you rent a travel trailer in Eureka. The terrain is mostly forested flood plains, blackjack savannas, and tallgrass prairie. It is habitat to many fish and animal species, and it’s a great location for fishing, wildlife viewing, photography, and birdwatching. Some of the species living here include doves, quail, deer, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels, waterfowl, and prairie chickens. You can also camp here with your RV rental from Eureka.

Dunhams RV Park and Storage is an RV park in Eureka, with beautiful scenic views of the surrounding hills and greenery. This peaceful campground is close to local stores and restaurants, and it offers picnic tables, restrooms and showers, and different kinds of hookups. US-54 passes by the park, and Lions Park is nearby if you want to take a walk or have a picnic in nature.

Burlington RV Park is about an hour’s drive northeast, right next to John Redmond Reservoir. This park has full hookups, trash pickup, Wi-Fi, restrooms and showers, picnic tables, and more. Rock Creek is within walking distance of the park, and there are also many hiking and biking trails that you can use nearby. John Redmond Reservoir is a wonderful fishing location and relaxing place for spending a day in nature.

Deer Grove RV Park is less than half an hour’s drive from Eureka, right next to El Dorado Lake and Park. In a beautiful natural setting, this park is open year-round. The park offers full hookups, pull-through sites, Wi-Fi and cable TV, restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, a dog park, a full kitchen and banquet hall, and so much more. The proximity of the lake and natural park provides a lot of opportunities for outdoor recreational activities.

The Greenwood County Historical Society is a museum located in the center of Eureka, where you can learn about the county’s history and notable citizens. The society is making an effort to help people of the county find their origins through census records, an obituary file, cemetery records, and family information files. They also have a large microfilm library consisting of newspapers and census records.

Kansas Oil Museum is just a short drive from Eureka. The focus of this museum is on the history of America’s oil industry in the early 20th century. The museum also preserves and interprets the history of the region, Native American history, and early settler history. Here you can see seasonal and permanent exhibits, which are indoors and outdoors. Check out oil field equipment and a historic oil boom town while you’re here.

Coutts Museum of Art is also nearby. Here you can see exhibits of local and international artists, as well as permanent exhibits. They also organize educational programs and art classes, like painting, sculpture, photography, and drawing. In the evening, you can often listen to live music and enjoy wonderful shows.