Milford (Locations) 65%

, 401, 403, 405, 407, 409, 411, 413, 415, and 417 are back-in campsites with the hookups on the passenger side (opposite of typical back-in campsites). Longer cord and hose may be needed.  ... approximately 15,700 surface acres of water and 163 miles of shoreline. Milford State Park is a favorite getaway for outdoors loving visitors. It is a popular destination for anglers eager for walleye ... . They range in size from 60 to 250 acres making-up approximately 2300 acres of wetlands when all pools are full. Numerous opportunities exist for those who wish to observe or photograph wildlife on the area      .... Continue to Milford >>

Cedar Bluff (Locations) 64%

Cedar Bluff State Park is divided into two, unique areas along the shorelines of Cedar Bluff Reservoir. The Bluffton Area, on the north shore, provides nearly 350 acres for visitors ... Permit. Hunters can only use (1) one Whitetail Antlerless Deer permit on the Cedar Bluff Wildlife Area, WIHA, and other Kansas Public Lands.  (Review Page 20 of the Kansas Hunting Regulations.) ** N38 48 ... and activities. Cedar Bluff State Park continues to thrive today. Annual visitation is consistently over the 250,000 mark. Cedar Bluff State Park in central Kansas is the gateway to a canyon noted for its      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff >>

Cedar Bluff (Locations) 51%

. Both areas provide good opportunities for geese, deer and pheasant. At least 1 youth hunter aged 17 or younger is required per adult mentor. Adult mentors may hunt. Every kid is waiting to be invited ... to all seasons and equipment. Both areas provide good opportunities for geese, deer and pheasant. At least 1 youth hunter aged 17 or younger is required per adult mentor. Adult mentors may hunt. Every kid ... it initially filled and was at an all-time low of 998 surface acres in 1992. The reservoir refilled in 1998 and has declined since. The wildlife area is well known for exceptional deer hunting and waterfowl      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff >>