Coyote Trail (Trails) 9%

Welcome to Webster State Park’s COYOTE TRAIL      .... Continue to Coyote Trail >>

Wildlife Viewing (Sub Location) 9%

Osage State Fishing Lake lies in a small, pleasant valley of the Osage Cuestas. Around the lake is a riparian woodland, and the upland is native bluestem prairie.  The best wildlife habitat      .... Continue to Wildlife Viewing >>

Donate Your Deer (Folder) 9%

hunters and farmers in states nationwide to provide nutritious meat to feed the hungry of their communities. Go to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry      .... Continue to Donate Your Deer >>

Leavenworth (Locations) 9%

and rabbits are also found on the area in good numbers. Other wildlife that may be seen at Leavenworth State Lake includes furbearers, waterfowl, amphibians, reptiles, and both resident and migrating songbirds      .... Continue to Leavenworth >>

List of Live Animals on display in the Park Office (Image) 9%

Live / Office Animals Come and visit our State Park Office to see a collection of common animals found in Kansas. In our office we've got quite the collection of turtles, snakes and fish      .... Continue to List of Live Anim... >>

Kansas Bluebirds (Folder) 9%

was related to helping to establish Eastern Bluebird nesting boxes and trails throughout the state. He retired from the state in 1990 and continued work with birds, butterflies and moths until his abilities      .... Continue to Kansas Bluebirds >>

Pinic Shelter #1 (Facilities) 9%

toilet.   Reserve a Shelter by contacting the State Park Office 785/842-8562. You'll have access from Sun Up to Sun Down with your reservation. Please contact Sherri at the Park Office      .... Continue to Pinic Shelter #1 >>

Picnic Shelter #2 (Facilities) 9%

& flush toilet across the street.     Reserve a Shelter by contacting the State Park Office 785/842-8562. You'll have access from Sun Up to Sun Down with your reservation. Please      .... Continue to Picnic Shelter #2 >>

History (Folder) 9%

Some of the larger streams and rivers in Kansas once powered saw and flour mills to serve the state’s growing population. The remains of one such mill can be seen at Rocky Ford Fishing Area, along      .... Continue to History >>

Wildlife Viewing (Sub Location) 9%

and chinquapin oak, and shagbark and bitternut hickory. To become familiar with area plants and animals, walk Witches' Broom Nature Trail in the Army Corps of Engineers park and the Ah-Ke-Ta trail in the state      .... Continue to Wildlife Viewing >>