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Reviews (290)
What Guests Are Saying
Curtis Creek is a beautiful and peaceful campground, known for its stunning lake views and friendly camp hosts. Facilities are generally clean and well-maintained, although some bathrooms are outdated and lack hot water. While there are minor issues, such as limited power options and occasional boat congestion at the beach, visitors appreciate the overall experience and recommend it as a great camping destination.
What Guests Are Saying
Curtis Creek is a beautiful and peaceful campground, known for its stunning lake views and friendly camp hosts. Facilities are generally clean and well-maintained, although some bathrooms are outdated and lack hot water. While there are minor issues, such as limited power options and occasional boat congestion at the beach, visitors appreciate the overall experience and recommend it as a great camping destination.
Review Summary
Terri K
VerifiedJuly 5, 2021 • Stayed at: C003, Loop: C
We had trouble with the electrical outlet at our site. We were not able to run our air conditioner and other electrical components at the same time without blowing the fuse constantly. The fuse was replaced which did not resolve the problem. Later they changed something else in the electrical box which helped some but would still periodically blow the fuse. The Park Rangers and volunteer was VERY helpful, kind and courteous!
Terri K
VerifiedJuly 5, 2021 • Stayed at: C003, Loop: C
We had trouble with the electrical outlet at our site. We were not able to run our air conditioner and other electrical components at the same time without blowing the fuse constantly. The fuse was replaced which did not resolve the problem. Later they changed something else in the electrical box which helped some but would still periodically blow the fuse. The Park Rangers and volunteer was VERY helpful, kind and courteous!
lawrence k
VerifiedJuly 2, 2021 • Stayed at: A009, Loop: A
Curtis Creek Park Campground Loop A was excellent. Even though many of the sites were in the sun we found one in the shade for our tent. The campground host was fantastic and always ready to help or give out information about the lake. The shower house between loop A and C was good. The men's restroom at Loop A was not cleaned very often and had a leaking cold water faucet that spilled down at the feet. The gentlemen taking care of the restroom repairs said there was nothing to do about it except let it leak. I will definitely come back only if the restrooms were cleaned more often and I did not have to stand astride of a pool of leaking water from the sink.
Nearby Junction City had many restaurants to eat at and many historical places to visit. Unfortunately only the Geary County Museum was open. Heritage Park was a good place to visit for monuments. All other museums were closed especially the three on Ft. Riley grounds. The Ft. Riley curator and museum phones did not return my calls of inquiry.
While we were at Junction City we attempted to do some antique shop visits. Only 1 of 5 were opened even though the others said they were opened online. We did not find out they were closed until we went to the front door.
All in all, this was a good place to camp and a nice town to visit.
lawrence k
VerifiedJuly 2, 2021 • Stayed at: A009, Loop: A
Curtis Creek Park Campground Loop A was excellent. Even though many of the sites were in the sun we found one in the shade for our tent. The campground host was fantastic and always ready to help or give out information about the lake. The shower house between loop A and C was good. The men's restroom at Loop A was not cleaned very often and had a leaking cold water faucet that spilled down at the feet. The gentlemen taking care of the restroom repairs said there was nothing to do about it except let it leak. I will definitely come back only if the restrooms were cleaned more often and I did not have to stand astride of a pool of leaking water from the sink.
Nearby Junction City had many restaurants to eat at and many historical places to visit. Unfortunately only the Geary County Museum was open. Heritage Park was a good place to visit for monuments. All other museums were closed especially the three on Ft. Riley grounds. The Ft. Riley curator and museum phones did not return my calls of inquiry.
While we were at Junction City we attempted to do some antique shop visits. Only 1 of 5 were opened even though the others said they were opened online. We did not find out they were closed until we went to the front door.
All in all, this was a good place to camp and a nice town to visit.
Peter B
VerifiedJuly 1, 2021 • Stayed at: A007, Loop: A
Excellent hosts. Beautiful campground and very peaceful stay. I will be back
Peter B
VerifiedJuly 1, 2021 • Stayed at: A007, Loop: A
Excellent hosts. Beautiful campground and very peaceful stay. I will be back
Darin M
VerifiedJune 29, 2021 • Stayed at: C016 (Buddy Site), Loop: C
Very clean camp ground. Excellent camp host, came down & fixed our 30 amp breaker in no time at all. The nature center & fish hatchery below the back side of the dam is a neat place for family fun at Milford Lake.
Darin M
VerifiedJune 29, 2021 • Stayed at: C016 (Buddy Site), Loop: C
Very clean camp ground. Excellent camp host, came down & fixed our 30 amp breaker in no time at all. The nature center & fish hatchery below the back side of the dam is a neat place for family fun at Milford Lake.
John T
VerifiedJune 20, 2021 • Stayed at: A011, Loop: A
Please install 50 amp breakers.
John T
VerifiedJune 20, 2021 • Stayed at: A011, Loop: A
Please install 50 amp breakers.
Location & Directions for Curtis Creek
5203 N. K 57 Hwy., Junction City, KS 66441 United States
Elevation: 365 ft
Getting There
Take I-70 to the 290 exit and proceed north 5 mi to 837. Continue west on 837 for 6 mi to reach the park entrance.
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