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CROSS TIMBERS STATE PARK Planning your next adventure into the great outdoors but don’t want to spend a night in a tent or in- vest in an RV? Kansas Wildlife and Parks has the answer. We offer more than 90 cabins for our patrons’ enjoyment. Our cabins are funded by numerous sources including private donations, friends groups, and cooperative efforts among Kansas Wildlife and Parks, Kansas Wildscape Foundation, Kansas De- partment of Corrections, and Greenbush-SE Kansas Education Service Center. Check out the cabins in the pages following. You’ll be surprised at the number and opportunities that Kansas state parks, state fishing lakes and wildlife areas have to offer. Start planning your next adven- ture. A phone call to the offices or a look online at RESERVE.KSOUTDOORS.COM will get the fun started. SANDSTONE BLUFF CABIN CROSS TIMBERS STATE PARK The cabins range in style and design from simple NCLE IKE S ABIN SLEEPER CABINS with only minimum amenities U M ’ C TTAWA TATE ISHING AKE to DELUXE CABINS featuring multiple services, O S F L including heating and air conditioning. Most deluxe cabins also have full kitchens with dishes and pots and pans and even a coffee maker so that getting away doesn't have to be too rustic. We do NOT offer blankets, linens, televisions, radios, telephones or internet hookups in our cabins. Smoking and pets are not allowed inside the cabins. Current cabin rates and additional information are available on the websites, KDWP.STATE.KS.US and RESERVE.KSOUTDOORS.COM. State park vehicle permits are required in Kansas state parks but are not required at Kansas state fishing lakes or wildlife areas (public lands). CABIN CABIN TYPE CABIN CABIN TYPE LOCATION NUMBER AVAILABLE LOCATION NUMBER AVAILABLE STATE PARKS Sleeper Deluxe PUBLIC LANDS Sleeper Deluxe Cedar Bluff 2 3 Atchison SFL 1 Cheney 7 Kingman SFL 2 Clinton 2 McPherson SFL 1 Crawford 4 Mined Land WA 2 Cross Timbers 3 Ottawa SFL 1 Eisenhower 3 4 El Dorado 5 5 Fall River 2 Glen Elder 2 Kanopolis 6 Lovewell 6 4 Milford 10 Perry 4 Pomona 2 Prairie Dog 2 2 Scott 2 Tuttle Creek 7 Webster 1 Wilson 4 Check our website for availability: reserve.ksoutdoors.com 3 reserve.ksoutdoors.com Cabin Locations 159 7 25 27 117 DECATUR NORTON NEMAHA 161 283 PHILLIPS 281 14 REPUBLIC BROWN 383 28 81 15 77 99 83 183 15 63 75 73 ST. Francis Atwood 8 Hiawatha 36 Norton 60 Lovewell DONIPHAN Oberlin Smith Belleville Washington 36 36 Marysville Seneca 120 383 Center Mankato 36 Troy 36 WASHINGTON 87 187 159 36 75 20 Philipsburg 181 Atchison Prairie Dog 281 128 148 CHEYENNE 9 20 RAWLINS 9 9 73 123 9 CLOUD 77 SFL SMITH JEWELL 28 MARSHALL 9 9 Atchison SHERIDAN GRAHAM 62 159 83 283 ROOKS OSBORNE Concordia RILEY POTTAWATOMIE 23 4 24 15 Holton 116 Stockton Osborne Beloit 16 Colby 9 ATCHISON 73 Goodland 24 Clay 16 24 Center Westmoreland JEFFERSON 70 24 24 Tuttle Creek 7 Hoxie Hill Glen Elder 4 192 27 383 13 Leavenworth City 82 177 63 92 Webster 14 59 25 75 LEAVEN- 281 OTTAWA 24 JACKSON SHERMAN 18 MITCHELL 81 Manhattan 92 Oskaloosa 635 THOMAS 82 WORTH WYANDOTTE Ottawa 113 16 5 SHAWNEE Minneapolis CLAYMilford 18 24 Oakley 40 Kansas TREGO 181 DICKINSON 18 SFL 177 Perry City Wakeeney 281 Lincoln 106 40 70 25 40 183 232 18 Junction 32 83 Alma 470 Gove City Lawrence 10 40 Wilson 57 4 Topeka 435 Sharon 70 77 GEARY 99 Olathe Springs Cedar Bluff LINCOLN Abilene 150 Russel DOUGLAS Hays 70 69 43 Clinton WALLACE Salina OSAGE 156 4 WABAUNSEE 31 56 JOHNSON LOGAN GOVE 140 15 147 ELLIS RUSSELL 27 Ellsworth 104 Pomona 59 7 141 4 35 RUSH 149 33 BARTON 56 Ottawa 68 68 4 31 14 KanopolisSALINE Council 268 Scott Lyndon Grove 177 68 MIAMI Paola Tribune Leoti Scott City 4 96 4 ELLSWORTH 81 MORRIS 50 Ness La Crosse 170 Dighton City McPherson McPHERSON 56 96 281 57 Emporia 169 96 35W FRANKLIN 83 156 Mc Pherson 50 135 56 SFL 75 LINN GREELEY WICHITA 150 Eisenhower SCOTT Great 56 Cottonwood 57 LANE 283 183 Lyons 31 NESS Bend Falls Marion Garnet 7 52 23 15 61 156 RICE LYON Mound Larned 77 Burlington 52 19 35 City 25 HARVEY 59 50 PAWNEE 169 31 156 96 MARION CHASE 57 239 Jetmore ANDERSON 50 156 19 14 Newton GREENWOOD COFFEY 3 Syracuse 50 WOODSON 65 31 Lakin Garden ST. John El Dorado 52 Hutchinson Iola BOURBON City HODGEMAN 177 Yates 50 61 196 7 69 270 50 81 Center Kinsley 54 56 SEDGWICK Cross Timbers 54 STAFFORD Cheney 54 Fort HAMILTON 25 Dodge City 96 35W Eureka 57 KEARNY 83 Cimarron Scott FINNEY EDWARDS 17 296 254 El Dorado ALLEN 27 281 61 RENO Crawford39 23 WILSON Chanute 154 Wichita 54 39 Johnson Kingman 99 39 7 270 Ulysses Pratt 96 57 54 146 160 283 154 169 160 144 64 235 Greensburg 77 75 Erie 3 190 42 Fall RiverFredonia 54 47 47 57 GRAY FORD 34 Kingman 14 15 160 STANTON PRATT 42 BUTLER Girard Sublette Howard CRAWFORD GRANT 183 53 96 Pittsburg MORTON HASKELL COWLEY 37 190 NEOSHO 126 98 KIOWA SFL KINGMAN Mined Land126 SEWARD 55 160 49 169 57 270 83 39 Meade 2 ELK Parsons 103 160 160 Wellington 96 160 WA59 160 CHAUTAUQUA Coldwater Medicine 160 38 7 69 51 51 Ashland Independence 56 Hugoton 270 51 160 Lodge 35 Winfield 96 96 54 15 Oswego Columbus 44 81 75 26 14 Sedan 59 69 27 25 283 34 281 Anthony 166 MONT- 101 Elkhart 23 1 49 77 66 STEVENS GOMERY CHEROKEE Liberal 2 179 15 166 MEADE CLARK 166 Coffeyville LABETTE 83 COMANCHE BARBER HARPER SUMNER 66 166 183 Arkansas 99 169 281 8 81 177 City 4 reserve.ksoutdoors.com Atchison State Fishing Lake DELUXE CABIN overlooks Atchison A Deluxe Cabin State Fishing Lake. This cabin offers one bed- room with a full-size bed and a futon. The bathroom offers a large walk-in shower. The large front room has a full kitchen with stove, refrigerator, microwave, pots and pans, dishes, silverware, and basic kitchen tools. Also included are toasters, coffee makers, and filters. You will find additional sleeping ac- commodations in the front room with a pull down twin-size murphy bed and a sofa. The cabin is air conditioned and heated. A picnic area outside offers a fire ring, barbecue grill, and picnic table. The large front porch will beckon you to sit a spell. Located northwest of Atchison, you will enjoy the tranquility of the lake and great fishing opportunities. This cabin is ADA- accessible. Located northwest of Atchison, the cabin is open all year. Vehicle permits are not required at Atchison State Fishing Lake. East Side Area Cabins Kitchen with modern conveniences Directions: Go 3 miles north of Atchison on Hwy 7 to 318th Rd. Turn west on 318th Rd. for 2 miles and then north on Pawnee Rd. for 3/4 mile. The cabin is be- GPS Locations of Cabins: tween Pawnee Rd. and the lake. East Side Area N39˚ 38.024’ W95˚ 10.302’ Region 2 Office (785) 273-6740 E-mail:[email protected] VISIT THE KANSAS WILDLIFE AND PARKS WEBSITE, kdwp.state.ks.us 5 reserve.ksoutdoors.com Cedar Bluff State Park CEDAR BLUFF STATE PARK offers three deluxe and two sleeper cabins overlooking and Gobbler’s Roost Cabin within walking distance of the lake. The FLYWAY and GOBBLER’S ROOST are deluxe cabins with heating and air conditioning, a bathroom, stove, refrigerator, microwave, and two bedrooms, each with a full-sized bed and two sets of twin bunk beds. Flyway is fully ADA accessible. The JUMPIN’ CATFISH is a deluxe cabin with the same amenities as Flyway and Gobbler but with one bedroom with a full-sized bed and two twin mattresses in the sleeper loft. The WHITETAIL RIDGE and TRAPPER’S LODGE are two-bed- room sleeper cabins. They have heating and air conditioning, refrigerator, and microwave. They are each equipped with two beds with twin bunks above and queen-sized beds below. Trapper’s Lodge is fully ADA accessible. The cabins have a cov- ered patio, grill, fire ring, frost-free hydrant, exterior electric outlets, and picnic tables. There is a modern Living areas provide rustic appeal. heated shower house with restrooms nearby. Bluffton Jumpin’ Catfish Cabin’s Area Cabins Jumpin’ Catfish Cabin sleeper loft. Bunk beds in Flyway Cabin. GPS Locations of Cabins: Whitetail Ridge N38˚ 48.673’ W99˚ 44.443’ Directions: From I-70, Exit 135, travel south on Gobbler’s Roost N38˚ 48.678’ W99˚ 44.264’ Hwy 147 for 13 miles to the park entrance. Continue Trapper’s Lodge N38˚ 48.701’ W99˚ 44.422’ south into the park until you reach a stop sign. Turn Flyway N38˚ 48.693’ W99˚ 44.321’ right and go approximately 1/4 mile. Jumpin’ Catfish N38˚ 48.680’ W99˚ 44.239’ Park Office (785) 726-3212 E-mail:[email protected] 6 VISIT THE KANSAS WILDLIFE AND PARKS WEBSITE, kdwp.state.ks.us reserve.ksoutdoors.com Cheney State Park CHENEY STATE PARK, 20 miles West of Wichita, offers seven sleeper cabins within walking distance of the lake. These 12’ x 24’ one-room cabins have a bathroom with walk-in shower. All have air conditioning and heat. The KINGFISHER, NUTHATCH, MOCKINGBIRD, PELICAN, KESTREL, and ROADRUNNER cabins are equipped with one full-size bed and a set of bunk beds.
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