Texas Lake (Locations) 43%

Although Texas Lake is a natural wetland, prior to its purchase by the State of Kansas most of the area was farmed and some filling of wetlands occurred. Today, intensive management has restored ... The first 320 acre portion of Texas Lake Wildlife Area was purchased in 1976. With additional purchases, the area now encompasses 1200 acres. Most of the purchase and development effort on the area      .... Continue to Texas Lake >>

Bluffton and Page Creek Map (Map Image) 43%

The Bluffton Area, located on the lake’s north shore, is the most developed and receives extensive use. The Page Creek Area, on the south shore, offers beautiful primitive camping as well      .... Continue to Bluffton and Page... >>

Beaver Leftovers (Image) 42%

Exclusively herbivorous, beavers feed on a variety of plants, grasses, forbs, and even agricultural crops. But it is their taste for tree bark that has drawn them the most attention, and in some      .... Continue to Beaver Leftovers >>

Cedar Bluff Beach Party 2022 (Event) 42%

It's the end of the summer and let's finish it off with a party! The most popular event of the year. This is where all your friends will be!      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff Beach... >>

Badger Den (Image) 41%

The badger is physically well equipped for a lifestyle that revolves around digging and is the most fossorial of Kansas furbearers. Badger dens or burrows are conspicuous, consisting of a large      .... Continue to Badger Den >>

RIVER AND STREAM FLOATING (Folder) 41%

Most streams and rivers in Kansas are privately owned. The public rivers are the Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri (shown at right). They are open to the public between the ordinary high water marks      .... Continue to RIVER AND STREAM... >>

SWIM BEACHES (Folder) 40%

Are there beaches in Kansas? You bet! Most state parks are located at state or federal reservoirs and have one or more beach areas along the shore. The exceptions are Kaw River State Park, Mushroom ... posted beyond the swimming beaches at most parks   State park beaches do not have lifeguards, and swimmers enter the water at their own risk Wear foot protection, such as water shoes, to avoid      .... Continue to SWIM BEACHES >>

State Parks (Frontpage) 39%

, a Kansas state park has what you’re looking for. Most offer utility and primitive camping and access to lakes, trails and wildlife areas. A few are preserved natural areas, so you can enjoy unspoiled, wild      .... Continue to State Parks >>

St. Francis Sandpits (North & South) (Fishing Location) 38%

with a maximum depth of 8 feet. These pits are full most of the time, they fluctuate very little due to their proximity to the river.      .... Continue to St. Francis Sandp... >>

Apache (Campgrounds/Areas) 38%

The Apache Campground is the most popular area within the Page Creek Area. The area follows the shoreline and is complemented by its large shade trees, sandy shoreline and aspect in relation      .... Continue to Apache >>