Step into a remarkable chapter of history while indulging in the serene beauty of RV camping at our extraordinary resort. Imagine a place where the whispers of the past meet the tranquility of the present. This former missile silo, repurposed into a captivating RV park, offers a harmonious blend of historical intrigue and peaceful countryside retreat. Embarking on your adventure, you're welcomed with 24 lush acres set amidst the rolling Smoky Hills of Kansasa stark contrast to its formidable origins as a Cold War sentinel. Guests consistently praise the site as "peaceful," "beautiful," and "relaxing," creating the perfect backdrop for an RV camping getaway that stands apart from any other. The highlight of your visit may well be our one-hour historical toura journey through time that intertwines tales of underground bunkers nationwide with the pivotal role of the Atlas missile program. Discover the awe-inspiring transformation from a weapon of mass destruction housing site to a haven for camping, RV enthusiasts, and adventurers seeking something truly unique. As stewards of this historical gem, we celebrate the concept of sustainable hospitality. While your RV camping night is complimentary with your Harvest Hosts membership, the tour experience is provided at a small fee, funneling directly back into the restoration and preservation of this spectacular sitea labor of love and dedication by a visionary committed to sharing this wonder with the world. Beyond the silo's walls, you can immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Kansas. Stroll along mowed paths, embrace the breathtaking vistas, salute the dramatic sunsets, and marvel at the star-filled night skyall while feeling the Kansas Wind Belt's embrace. Share stories around a campfire, form lasting friendships, and, should the mood strike, revel in the relaxation of a massage under the wide-open skies (bookings available upon request). A stone's throw away, Wilson Lake beckons with its pristine waters and myriad outdoor activities. Embark on an epic biking or hiking adventure, or embrace the thrill of water sports in one of Kansas's cleanest and largest lakes. And for a taste of local culture, plentiful options for dining out will tempt your palate. Guests are encouraged to explore our website for comprehensive details and to take advantage of special benefits for Harvest Hosts travelers. Memory-making doesn't have to end after one nightextend your stay and continue the exploration. We invite you to witness the evolution of this historic treasure, where every visit reveals progress and inspiration along a journey of restoration and dreams. Bringing along your furry companions or little ones is encouraged, with safety and courtesy extended to all guests. Join us for an RV camping experience that is not just a stopover but an entry into a profound and storied legacy. Where the echo of history harmoniously blends with the peace of rural life, your stay promises to be an unforgettable encounter with America's unique heritage. Looking forward to hosting you and sharing the transformation of this monolithic relic into a sanctuary for the spirit and a bastion for bespoke RV camping experiences. Safe travels on your journey toward a rendezvous with history and relaxation. Tour times and pricing details, as well as pet and child supervision policies, are thoughtfully tailored to ensure everyone's enjoyment and safety. Your incredible journey awaitshere at the crossroads of American history and contemporary RV camping excellence.

PLEASE USE GOOGLE MAPS TO FIND US. APPLE MAPS TAKES YOU TO THE WRONG LOCATION. Directions from I-70 -- staying on paved roads: Take the Wilson exit #206, head south towards the city of Wilson. Turn left on Avenue D. Drive 2 miles & turn left on 4th road. This is a paved road, but it is bumpy so go slowly. (It was paved in the 1959 by the US Government, but it hasn't been maintained...) Drive on 4th road until you see our large mailbox on the left and our driveway with postrock stones. You can't miss it! Drive up to the top of the hill and look to your right. There, you will see a large grassy area with limestone blocks lying in front of large concrete foundation pads. This area used to be a paved parking lot in the 60's so it can handle the weight of heavy rigs. I have hosted MANY there! I ask that you pull or back in to this area with the front/back end of your vehicle facing North/South. You may use your slide outs, awnings, outdoor furniture, and generators. I am usually here to greet you at the top of the drive and help you get situated. (Occasionally, I am not here, but are always available to you via phone/text as you arrive.) I live on-site currently in a RV, but I am in the process of building a home here. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or concerns.