Payne Oil RV Park

All pull thrus, good water pressure, electrical works, all sites recently mowed, all sites level and mostly gravel, dirt and mud on edge of gravel but not an issue. Nice shade on some sites. Only 2 or 3 full timers, their sites were clean and well organized. Interstate was one block away and very loud. Entrance to campground was via a state highway which also had heavy traffic. I would stay here again.

Stayed here a year ago and again this weekend. Mostly long term campers here. No reservation. First come first serve. They have 22 spots but only 11 work. One faucet and one electric box serves to spots w a 50 and a30 amp. It seems the 30 is out over the entire park so subsequently no service on half the spots and if you don’t have a splitter, no water. I was lucky enough to find a spot w a 50 amp available. If u just want to park for the night w minimum chance of service, it’s fine. Some highway noise as well

I live less than a mile from this "campground" and paid $5 to dump there today. There was no water for rinsing or washing hands because all hydrants, 1 per 2 sites (the reason fro low water pressure) were already hooked up to other trailers. The grass was nearly a foot tall and the approach to several sites was through 1 foot deep mud holes. The owners obviously do not care about appearances or even a modicom of ethical responsibility toward their customers along the lines of basic upkeep. Payne Oil RV Park is a classical example of capitalism gone bad and reflects negatively on the Newton, KS community where it is located as well as on Salina, KS where the owners live. I would sooner boondock along a dirt road than to hook up at Payne Oil RV Park.

Good simple park. Off the interstate. Will stay if in the area again.