Glen Elder (Locations) 36%

, and the water level remains relatively stable. You can see and photograph a diversity of wildlife species. In winter, bald and golden eagles visit. Deer and pheasant are common sights. Waterfowl stop ... 0 0 0 1 Glen Elder State Park Park Office – (785) 545-3345 N39 30.821 W98 20.408 2131 180 Rd Glen Elder 67446 785-545-3345 N39 30.821 W98 20.408 Mitchell 1 1 camp, fish, hike, hunt, swim, boat ... Two areas are seasonally closed to all activities except special hunts by permit only. A refuge is in effect on 1,200 acres (land and water) west of the Cawker City Causeway and on 600 acres      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Wilson Reservoir (Fishing Location) 34%

will remain open. There are no closures at Wilson State Park. N38°54.715 W98°30.066 #3 State Park Road Sylvan Grove 67481 785-658-2465 Russell 1 1 camp, fish, hike, hunt, swim, boat, picnic, bike Wilson State      .... Continue to Wilson Reservoir >>

State Parks (Folder) 32%

to social distance and observe all safety precautions put in place by staff. To locate contact information for a Kansas State Park, visit https://ksoutdoors.com/State-Parks/Locations. Kansas state parks      .... Continue to State Parks >>

BOW Frequently Asked Questions (Folder) 31%

. Substitutions of women aged 18 years or older may be made, pending the approval of the BOW Coordination Team. Contact Mackenzie for information. All cancellations are to be made via email to mackenzie      .... Continue to BOW Frequently As... >>

Melvern Reservoir (Fishing Location) 30%

Reservations go on sale December 15, 2023, at 12 p.m. (NOON) CST. N38 31.72 W95 44.70 29810 S. Fairlawn Road Osage City 66523 785-528-4102 Osage 1 1 camp, fish, hike, hunt, swim, boat, picnic, horse trails      .... Continue to Melvern Reservoir >>

Park News (Article) 27%

at these Camping Cabins will need to choose the "Pet Friendly" option on the online reservation page (or request it during a telephone reservation), and pay an add'l fee of $50.00. All other cabins remain      .... Continue to Park News >>