Coyote Trail #8 (Trails) 14%

and rivers. They are the largest rodent in Kansas and can weigh up to 60 pounds. Ahead of you there may be a dome shape made of logs, which could be an active beaver dam.      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #8 >>

Group Shelter (Facilities) 14%

pots, extra tables, and trash cans may be available upon request for an additional daily fee.      .... Continue to Group Shelter >>

Taos Cabin (Facilities) 14%

cubes can be made in the freezer part of the refrigerator. An outside covered BBQ grill is provided along with a separate campfire pit. Firewood may be purchased from the Camp Host at Circle Drive      .... Continue to Taos Cabin >>

Navajo Cabin (Facilities) 14%

skillet. Ice cubes can be made in the freezer part of the refrigerator. An outside covered BBQ grill is provided along with a separate campfire pit. Firewood may be purchased from the Camp Host at Circle      .... Continue to Navajo Cabin >>

Kansas Bird Watching (Folder) 14%

Kansas is an excellent state for the bird watcher. Not only is the year round population of resident birds remarkable but the migratory species can add great delight. Bird watching can be as passive      .... Continue to Kansas Bird Watching >>

Three Essential Elements (Article) 14%

foods enhances important feature which can be provided by a bird bath. Water may also be supplied by placing and filling a shallow pan in or near habitats. Check with Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks      .... Continue to Three Essential E... >>

Park News (Article) 14%

Campground is open for the season, as is Blackjack shower house.  We plan to open the east shower house in Toronto Point before Memorial Weekend.  All vault toilets are open year-round and can      .... Continue to Park News >>

OK Kids Day! 08-02 (Event) 14%

and will not be able to come, please email me to cancel so we can open your spot up to another child! We will start at the Life on the Rocks trail head and venture off in a direction that will take a stroll      .... Continue to OK Kids Day! 08-02 >>

What caused fish kills? How do I report a fish kill? (Article) 14%

Information on the different types and causes of fish kills can be found in our pond management program pages. To report a fish kill contact the KDWP Regional office nearest you or call (620) 672-5911.      .... Continue to What caused fish... >>

Will KDWPT stock my pond? (Article) 14%

Since 1990, the primary focus of KDWPT has been to provide technical assistance on managing fish populations in ponds and information on where pond owners can purchase fish.      .... Continue to Will KDWPT stock... >>