Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history and heritage in the heart of Kansas, where an unforgettable RV camping experience awaits you at a remarkable museum. Spread over 20,000 square feet, this destination invites you to explore six rooms brimming with unique memorabilia, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past. Perfect for enthusiasts of history and culture, this museum not only serves as a portal to another time but also stands as a beacon for RV camping. Located in a picturesque town that takes pride in its community spirit, RV campers will find themselves surrounded by a variety of outdoor activities. From a city-run campground to lush public parks, there's ample space for relaxation and recreation. Pet lovers will be thrilled with the dedicated dog park, while sports enthusiasts can indulge in disk/frisbee golf or enjoy a round at the nearby golf course. Plus, as an AVA Walking Club location, guests have the unique opportunity to embark on a 5k or 10k walk, perfect for those looking to stretch their legs and soak in the scenic beauty of the area. Staying connected and informed is easy, as guests are encouraged to check the museum's Facebook page for the latest updates, including exciting happenings at the museum and weather-related news that might influence your stay. Planning your RV camping experience is seamless; simply use the Harvest Host "Request A Stay" feature to secure your reservation. Please note that reservations should be made during business hours, with at least one business day's notice, ensuring a smooth arrival process. For those planning to arrive on Sunday, please note the museum closes at 4:00 p.m. and remains closed on Mondays, making early arrivals essential. Emphasizing a community feel, the museum welcomes guests to linger after their travels, inviting them to say "Hello" and share in the joy of discovery. Whether it's the allure of exploring historical exhibits or the appeal of nearby outdoor activities, this museum provides a perfect backdrop to a memorable RV camping trip. Join us in Kansas, where history and hospitality meet under the open sky, and create lasting memories in a setting that's as educational as it is enchanting.

Must be approved by host beforehand.

Please utilize the parking area on the east side of the parking lot without blocking the upper driveway or the drive path of the marked parking spaces.

Please use the Harvest Host "Request A Stay" to make your reservations. Reservations will be responded to during business hours, minimum of 1 business day's notice needed per request. Sunday arrivals should be before 3:00 p.m. as we close at 4:00 p.m. and are not open on Mondays. Requests and arrivals made after hours without stay approval, with the guest then leaving before opening the next business day will be noted to Harvest Hosts. We do not mind the stay, just hang around and say Hello!

Our gift shop is open during business hours, or available online through our website: baxterspringsmuseum.org The first weekend in May is our Cowtown Spring Festival, with craft booths, food vendors, singing competition, skits and a BBQ competition! The first week in August is the annual Saddle Club Rodeo. All ages and entries welcome! The first weekend in October is our annual Fall Festival, showcasing local vendors and businesses and community events. Starting in 2021 and every other year following, this will include a Civil War encampment, complete with reenactors portraying living history, battle engagements, cannon firing and period vendors. This is held on the Museum grounds and at our Historic Fort Blair 2 blocks north of the Museum entrance. Call us for more information: 620-856-2385