4 Mile Creek Resort - RV Park and Campground

Bathrooms and "lodge" (building with two washing machine/dryer pairs,a thirty year old foosball table and TV that gets one channel) are not cleaned or maintained well, no sewer at the site, trails are not well maintained (expect knee length grass or higher). The roads are horribly rutted, and the police come out on at least a weekly basis.

Very peaceful and quiet. Absolutely beautiful scenery. Not overcrowded and the bathrooms are very clean with always hot water!

Cute little place. Road can be rough to get there. Electric and water hookup only. And you share water with your neighbors. Not much for kids to do. Looks like people also live here year round. Also the trash isn't easily assessable for people traveling. Also for sewage dumping we had to use our own hoses cause theirs were garbage.

We stumbled on this place looking for somewhere to stay during state high school track meet. Somehow, there were vacancies over Memorial Day weekend! There seems to be a lot of seasonal or long term tenants, and everyone was very friendly. We loved the paths to & around the small reservoir. We didn’t need them, but the honey wagons on site are a huge convenience. If you stay in one of the south side (SS#) sites, be aware that many of the water spigots are across the road & were too far for our hose. This won’t be a problem if you fill your tanks before you settle in…. Like I should have… The WiFi doesn’t reach the SS sites, but the cell service was good enough to stream music, a ballgame, or a late night movie.
This place is really great & has a lot of charm. We will definitely be back when we come to Wichita again.

This very quiet park features lots of deciduous trees with a large open area and average sized sites with gravel pads. We visited for 3 nights mid-week and most of the units appeared unoccupied. I assume they are seasonals/permanents and used more on the weekends. In one area they looked like people working in the area in the short term, which is common. The bathhouse is dated and institutional but has been upgraded with tile floors and is functional and reasonably clean but stained with age. There is a pond by the lower level that I think you can swim in but otherwise no playground or other kid oriented equipment that I noticed. Sites are all water/electric with a dump site and free use of a “honey bucket” cart to empty your tanks. The downside to this location is you must drive about 2 mi on good gravel roads that are very dusty. Your vehicle will be very dirty. The Wifi worked pretty well. Propane refills are available.