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KKaannssaass SSttaattee PPaarrkkss Cross Timbers State Park KaMnosreaTshaSn MteaettseThPe aEyre ks: he Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks manages 24 state parks across the state. Most provide utility and primitive camping, and access to reservoirs, trails, and wildlife areas. A few Tare preserved natural areas, allowing visitors to enjoy unspoiled wild Kansas. Many parks host annual events such as concerts, festivals, and com - petitions. Whatever your outdoor interest — hiking, camping, wildlife observation, fishing, bike riding, horseback riding, hunting, or just plain relaxing, a Kansas state park has what you’re looking for. If you’ve never been to a Kansas state park, use this guide to find the nearest one. Visit our website for current park fees at www.kdwp.state.ks.us or call one of the offices listed in the back of this publica - tion. If you haven’t visited a state park recently, look again. There’s a rich collection of outdoor adventures waiting for you. Cross Timbers State Park El Dorado State Park 2 ) (B S P ) A - Available U (B K S S O P B - Available at extra charge O U E H K S C - Limited times . O K N ) C C O ) ) R O (B I LE H B (B A TI D - Fishing boats only S E ( S A ) L V IC Y S E S S M T B A A & R L E T ) E K ) D S S ( IC H E - In non-state areas R E , T N IT I (B E N C (B N E S C R R C O S S S A N A S G N TR A E A E E E P U L O L O L U IN I E S F W L L Y L M D A I L O B C B S E O E E A IT B A O P Y T T A N A E R S IC L A C H M S N A C H A C L G C R , & I V - R A E G E T I R E L E IN A E R R R T R A E R T IN R A S S R E L P M D B E E T -U E T- W T R T T IN P IL O LT C TA M N M T T C N S N O A U A A R M A T E H N A IM PARK U A A LE O E E H O O O O A U IS H S E W LA N W W E N R R S B C B B M D TR H S FI R 50 S Cedar Bluff 1100 2 10 91 20 300 A 5 11 5 A A 3 A 4 2 5 A 1 5 Modern Cabins Cheney 1913 2 223 274 A 9 22 3 A A 4 A 4 2 7 A 4 Archery Range, Trout Pond, Clinton 1425 1 240 220 A 4 16 8 A A A 2 A A 6 1 70 1 Childrens Fishing Pond Crawford 589 1 48 27 43 2 2 2 C A 1 A A 7 1 1 Cross Timbers 1075 5 15 37 10 180 A 5 6 2 A 1 A 2 3 A 1 Diverse Trails, Kayak Rental, Eisenhower 1785 1 25 84 78 A A 5 18 2 A E 4 A 1 2 3 A 1 Kids Fishing Pond, Yurts El Dorado 4000 4 128 352 566 A 13 17 5 A A A 4 A 10 1 10 A 2 Laundry Facility Elk City 857 1 11 86 53 30 2 3 2 A 2 A E 3 1 A 1 Diverse Trails, Frisbee Golf Fall River 981 3 45 93 A 3 4 4 A 1 A 14 1 A 1 Glen Elder 1391 1 112 8 240 A 3 6 2 A A A 2 A A 1 1 2 A 1 Trails Under Development Equestrian Campground, Hillsdale 2830 5 175 40 3 10 5 A A A 1 A 9 A 1 Windsurfer Beach Equestrian Campground, Kanopolis 1589 2 16 44 223 A A 3 6 2 A A 3 A A 5 2 4 A 1 Horse Rentals Lovewell 1126 1 23 45 82 306 11 4 6 4 A A A 2 A A 4 2 6 A 1 Archery Range Meade 443 1 42 0 150 24 2 1 1 D 1 A 4 A 1 8 Reservable Sites Equestrian Campground, Milford 1084 1 51 90 120 A 3 10 3 A E A 2 A A 33 1 3 A 1 Viewing Tower, Horse & Hiking Trails Historic Site Mushroom Rock 5 1 DAY USE AREA ONLY A Unusual Geologic Formations Horse, Biking and Perry 1597 2 102 200 5 10 2 A E 2 A 10 1 4 A 1 Hiking Trails Pomona 490 1 45 97 200 A 3 5 2 A A 2 A 1 A 1 Prairie Dog 1150 2 46 12 75 A 2 3 1 A 2 A A 8 1 2 A 1 Adobe House Museum Prairie Spirit Trail 33 mi. DAY USE AREA ONLY- per person permit required Biking & Walking Trail Sand Hills 1123 1 DAY USE AREA ONLY- per person permit required Horse & Walking Trails Scott 1120 1 5 50 100 20 3 2 2 D A 1 A A 3 A 1 Historical Site Equestrian Campground, Tuttle Creek 1196 5 8 159 44 500 A A 5 11 3 A A A 5 A 39 3 7 A 1 Disc Golf Course,Canoe Rentals Webster 880 2 1 66 7 100 A 3 5 3 A 1 A 18 1 1 A 1 2 Walk-out Fishing Docks Wilson 927 2 4 99 36 100 A A 5 5 2 A A A 3 A 4 1 4 A 2 Biking & Walking Trail Park Area Information Center Dumpster Camping Area Pay Stations Concessions Other Public Lands Potable Water Playground Water Shower/Toilet Shelter Dam or levee Modern Toilet Shelter Group Private Lands Vault Toilet Cabin Modern Paved Roads Trailer Dump Station Cabin Primitive Gravel Roads Boat Ramps Camping Improved Unimproved Roads Dock/Pier Camping Primitive Park Entrance Fish Cleaning Station Trail/Trailhead Hike Park Office Swimming Area Trail/Trailhead Bike Parking Area Marina Trail/Trailhead Equestrian 3 27 25 117 DECATUR NORTON 283 PHILLIPS 161 383 281 2 83 183 ST. Francis Atwood Norton 60 8 Oberlin 36 36 Smith 383 Center 36 Philipsburg 181 128 CHEYENNE Prairie Dog 281 RAWLINS 9 123 9 C SMITH SHERIDAN GRAHAM 83 283 ROOKS OSBORNE 23 24 Osborne Colby Stockton Goodland 24 24 70 24 383 Hoxie Hill 27 City 25 O SHERMAN Webster 281 THOMAS 18 MITCHELL Oakley TREGO 181 18 Wakeeney 281 L 1 25 183 83 40 232 Gove Wilson 40 Sharon 70 Springs LINCOLN Hays Russel WALLACE LOGAN GOVE ELLIS RUSSELL 27 Cedar Bluff 147 Ellsworth 1 RUSH BARTON 4 2 Scott Tribune Leoti 96 Scott City 4 ELLSW M Ness La Crosse Dighton City 96 281 96 83 156 GREELEY WICHITA SCOTT Great 56 LANE 283 183 L NESS Bend 23 156 Larned RICE 25 19 50 PAWNEE 156 Jetmore 19 Syracuse 50 156 Lakin Garden ST. John City HODGEMAN 50 270 50 Kinsley 56 STAFFORD HAMILTON 25 Dodge City KEARNY 83 Cimarron FINNEY EDWARDS C 27 281 61 RENO 23 154 Johnson Pratt K 270 Ulysses 54 160 144 283 154 64 1 160 Greensburg 190 54 GRAY FORD 34 STANTON Sublette PRATT 42 GRANT 183 MORTON HASKELL 190 KIOWA SEWARD 98 KINGMAN 270 83 Meade 160 160 Medicine 51 51 Ashland Coldwater 56 Hugoton 270 51 160 Lodge 54 27 25 Meade 283 34 281 Elkhart 23 1 STEVENS Liberal 2 MEADE CLARK 83 COMANCHE BARBER HA 183 281 8 4 159 7 REPUBLIC NEMAHA BROWN 28 14 81 15 77 15 99 63 75 73 S Hiawatha Lovewell DONIPHAN Belleville Washington 36 Marysville Seneca 120 Mankato 36 Troy 36 WASHINGTON 87 187 159 75 20 148 9 20 9 73 CLOUD 77 JEWELL 28 MARSHALL 9 Atchison 9 159 Concordia RILEY POTTAWATOMIE 62 4 15 Holton 116 Beloit 16 9 ATCHISON 73 Clay 16 Center Westmoreland JEFFERSON Glen Elder 24 Tuttle Creek 7 13 4 192 Leavenworth 82 177 63 92 14 59 75 LEAVEN- W OTTAWA 24 JACKSON CHELL 81 Manhattan 92 Oskaloosa 635 82 WORTH WYANDOTTE 113 16 5 Minneapolis CLAY 18 SHAWNEE Perry 24 Milford 40 Kansas DICKINSON 177 City Lincoln 106 40 70 18 Junction 32 Alma 470 City Lawrence 10 57 4 Topeka 435 77 GEARY 99 Olathe L N Abilene DOUGLAS 150 70 Clinton 69 43 Salina OSAGE 156 Mushroom 4 WABAUNSEE 31 56 JOHNSON 140 15 h Rock 104 59 7 141 4 149 Pomona 35 33 56 Ottawa 68 68 31 14 SALINE Council 268 Lyndon Grove 177 68 MIAMI Paola S 4 81 50 Hillsdale WORTH MORRIS 170 McPHERSON 56 57 Emporia 169 Kanopolis 35W FRANKLIN 1 Mc Pherson 50 LINN 135 56 150 Eisenhower75 Cottonwood 57 Lyons 31 Falls Marion Garnet 7 52 15 61 Mound R LYON Burlington 77 City 52 35 59 HARVEY 169 31 Sand96 Hills MARION CHASE 57 239 ANDERSON 14 Newton GREENWOOD COFFEY 3 50 WOODSON 65 31 S 52 Hutchinson El Dorado BOURBON 177 Yates Iola 61 196 7 69 81 Center SEDGWICK Cross Timbers 54 54 54 Fort 96 35W Eureka 57 Scott 254 El Dorado ALLEN Cheney17 296 39 WILSON Chanute Wichita 54 39 Crawford Kingman 99 7 96 39 57 169 146 235 Erie 42 77 Fall River 75 3 Fredonia 47 47 14 15 57 160 BUTLER Girard 53 Howard 96 CRAWFORD Pittsburg COWLEY 37 NEOSHO 126 N 126 55 160 49 39 169 57 2 ELK Parsons 103 1 Wellington CHAUTAUQUA 96 160 59 160 160 38 Elk City 7 69 35 Winfield Independence 96 96 15 Oswego Columbus 44 81 75 26 14 Sedan 59 69 Anthony 166 MONT- 101 49 77 66 GOMERY CHEROKEE 179 15 166 166 Coffeyville LABETTE RPER SUMNER 66 166 Arkansas 99 169 81 177 City 5 Cedar Bluff State Park ocated south of I-70 in Trego County, this western Kansas park consists of two areas comprising 1,100 acres on the 6,000-acre Cedar Bluff LReservoir.
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