Eisenhower State Park has 1,785 acres. It features 1,000 acres of tallgrass prairie, 440 acres of woodland and a complete range of recreational fac...
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Well-known by northeast Kansas residents for shady campsites and a great family atmosphere, the 490-acre Pomona State Park is located in Osage Coun...
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Forested trails and access to the Kansas (Kaw) River sets Kaw River State Park apart from other state parks. Hiking and mountain-biking trails wind...
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This 244-acre park is situated along the hills overlooking the Kansas River near Cedar Crest, the governor's mansion. The park features an interpre...
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The 100.72-acre park has 2 miles of unpaved bark chipped hiking trails through forest, abandoned rock quarry, stream side and tallgrass prairie. En...
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Located between Topeka and Lawrence on the southwest shore of Perry Reservoir, 4 miles north of US-24 on K-237
Extensively forested rolling h...
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Extensively forested rolling hills offer shaded camping at Perry Lake. 25 miles of horse trails and 20 miles of biking/hiking trails wind through t...
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The Prairie Spirit Trail in eastern Kansas is a 51 mile long path through small towns, scenic prairie and occasional wildlife. The trail of hard-pa...
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Riverfront Park sits alongside the Kansas River. The park's entrance boasts rows of limestone boulders that line the road descending to the park. T...
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Tallgrass prairie once covered 170 million acres of North America. Within a generation the vast majority was developed and plowed under. Today less...
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Konza Prairie's hiking trails wind through lowland gallery forest, cross Kings Creek, and climb over ancient limestone ledges into the native tallg...
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Most of Konza was once a part of the Dewey Cattle Ranch. In the 1970's, the Nature Conservancy purchased the property, over 13 square miles. It is ...
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Konza Prairie's hiking trails wind through lowland gallery forest, cross Kings Creek, and climb over ancient limestone ledges into the native tallg...
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Kill Creek Park, opened in 2001, the park is easily accessible, and yet secluded. The park is located in western Johnson County between De Soto and...
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Kill Creek Streamway Park currently consists of two separate segments of paved, shared-use trail totaling a little less than seven miles. Long-term...
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Four units (River Pond, Cedar Ridge, Fancy Creek and Randolph) make up the 1,200 - acre park. Electric and water hookups, a swimming beach, boat ra...
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