Rocky Pond Campground

Belleville, Kansas

About

The City of Belleville strives to serve the public by providing quality recreation opportunities through the establishment and maintenance of the parks and grounds system. The Belleville Street Department is responsible for maintaining both the City Park and the Rocky Pond Recreation Area. Rocky Pond, originally used as a water supply for steam engines on the Rock Island Railroad, was later deeded to the City of Belleville for recreational use. The 48-acre area is stocked with blue gill, channel cat, and bass, and offers facilities such as rest rooms, RV hookups, sewer dump, playground equipment, a boat dock, shelter houses, and picnic areas. The City has a total of 15 RV spots available at Rocky Pond, with RV hookups available for $20 per night, $125 per week, or $500 per month. Camping in tents and use of the shelters and picnic areas are free on a first-come, first-served basis. Canoes, row boats, and other small water craft are allowed on Rocky Pond, but no gas engines, only electric. The City of Belleville also received a $38,200 grant in 2007 from the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks for dredging of Rocky Pond, and a new boat dock was installed in 2010.

Amenities

Available Site Types

• Full Hookup RV Sites
• Tent Sites

Local Attractions

• Fishing on Rocky Pond
• Boating on Rocky Pond
• Belleville City Park