Step back in time and breathe in the rich history of the Santa Fe Trail, where the past whispers to you from the windswept plains and echoes of wagon wheels blend with the calls of migrating bison. At this unique RV camping destination, nestled between the historic town of Larned and the well-preserved Fort Larned National Historic Site, adventure awaits for those eager to explore the heart of central Kansas and its deep-rooted connection to westward expansion. Immerse yourself in the stories of the Cheyenne, Kiowa, Comanche, Arapaho, Pawnee, and Kaw peoples, whose presence in this region predates the famed commerce route that etched its way through America's vast wilderness. The museum, a stone's throw away from the serene Larned along Highway 156, serves as a gateway to understanding the significant impact of the Santa Fe Trail on trade, immigration, and the cultural tapestry of the United States. RV camping enthusiasts looking for a blend of education and exploration will find solace and excitement in the shadows of where traders, explorers, and indigenous peoples once roamed. With the Fort Larned National Historic Site, one of the best-preserved army posts on the Santa Fe Trail from 1859-1878, only a short drive away, history buffs and outdoor adventurers alike can delve into the stories of yesteryear while enjoying the comforts and convenience of modern RV camping. Whether it's connecting with America's formidable past, wandering through exhibits that chronicle the epic journeys of those who traveled the trail, or simply enjoying the tranquility that comes with parking your RV in a place teeming with history, your stay near this loaction a blend of enlightenment, relaxation, and unparalleled adventure. Embark on a journey through time, where the spirit of the West calls out to those who are drawn to uncover its secrets, all while enjoying the serene backdrop and friendly atmosphere that only RV camping can offer.

Additional nights may be available with advanced notice.

Enter at the main entrance indicated by the large wooden sign "Santa Fe Trail Center Museum and Library."