Department managed lands and waters (Article) 9%

State parks, lakes and all other recreational or wildlife areas controlled by the department, including federal reservoirs.      .... Continue to Department manage... >>

Email Meade State Park (Feedback form) 9%

This form allows you to email Lake Meade State Park with any questions you might have about the State Park and its facilities. This includes season openings and closings, campsite reservations      .... Continue to Email Meade State... >>

Rock Creek Horse Trail (Trails) 9%

Horse trail is open seasonally and is located on southeast side of Rock Creek arm of lake. Trail head is in Rockhaven Park. Camping can be found at Corps of Engineers Rockhaven Park      .... Continue to Rock Creek Horse... >>

Hain (Locations) 9%

of shallow lake. Due to its shallow depth, Hain supplies excellent wetland habitat. However, the lake may go dry during drought periods. Waterfowl hunting is the primary use of the area. Due to the general      .... Continue to Hain >>

Osage Lowland Bike Trail (Trails) 9%

This is a paved trail through the Osage Lowland day use area of the State Park. It has views of the wildlife area, the south side of the lake and is available for walking or bike riding.      .... Continue to Osage Lowland Bik... >>

Osage Lowland Hiking Trail (Trails) 9%

This is a paved trail through the Osage Lowland Day Use Area of the State Park. It has views of the wildlife area, the south side of the lake and is available for walking or bike riding.      .... Continue to Osage Lowland Hik... >>

Tuttle Creek (Locations) 9%

Tuttle Creek Lake is situated in the beautiful Flint Hills region of Kansas. The lake is the second largest in the state offering 12,000 acres of water and 100 miles of irregular wooded shoreline      .... Continue to Tuttle Creek >>

Ford (Folder) 9%

COUNTY CONTACTS Wildlife Biologist: 620-227-2392 Fisheries Biologist: 620-227-8609 Natural Resource Officer (Game Warden): 620-450-7194 COUNTY KDWP LOCATIONS Ford State Fishing Lake      .... Continue to Ford >>