Apache - Scott State Park — RV Camping in Scott City, KS

Historic Lake Scott State Park, located 11 miles north of Scott City in western Kansas, is a National Geographic-recognized gem and one of the country's 50 must-see state parks. Nestled within 1,020 acres of dramatic canyons, craggy bluffs, and spring-fed prairie landscape, the park surrounds a 100-acre spring-fed lake that serves as the centerpiece for outdoor recreation. Campers enjoy well-equipped sites with grills and tables, trails ideal for hiking and exploration, and a pet-friendly environment welcoming to four-legged companions. The campground is big-rig friendly and restroom facilities are available throughout. Beyond the campsite, the park offers boating, swimming, fishing, disc golf, horseback riding, and wildlife observation — with deer, wild turkey, bobcat, and beaver frequently spotted in the wooded canyon habitat. History enthusiasts will appreciate El Cuartelejo, a National Historic Landmark and the northernmost Native American pueblo in the United States, along with over 26 documented archaeological sites and the nearby Battle Canyon, site of the last Native American battle in Kansas. Situated along the Western Vistas Historic Byway, Historic Lake Scott State Park is an outstanding destination for RV travelers seeking natural beauty and rich cultural history in the heart of the Great Plains.