The Cedar Bluff State Park in Kansas offers two areas for camping. One is on the north side of the Cedar Bluff Reservoir, with the second area situated on the south shore. Both areas offer campsites and water access for boating, fishing and other recreational activities.
The area located to the north is the Bluffton Area which offers almost 350 acres of recreational space for its visitors. The Bluffton Overland Boat Ramp allows water access for boating in this area. The Bluffton Area contains 96 campsites with utilities, two shower houses, two community shelters, dump stations and five rental cabins as well as several primitive campsites and picnic areas. The Bluffton Area also offers access to fishing for those without access to a boat as most of its shoreline is able to be utilized. There is also a handicapped accessible covered fishing dock.
The southern area is known as the Page Creek Area and has close to 500 acres. With one designated primitive camping area and many undesignated primitive camping sites, this area offers more opportunities for those who want to be a little closer to nature; however, there are a total of 36 campsites with utilities, a community shelter, two dump stations, two shower houses and two vault toilets. The boat ramp offering access to the water on the south side of the Cedar Bluff Reservoir is the Page Creek Mulley Boat Ramp.
If you are among those of us who love boating, jet skiing and fishing this is a Kansas State Park you will want to check out. You just might find a new favorite place to get away from it all!
Check out the KDWPT website for more information on the Cedar Bluff State Park.
- Any day in the outdoors is a good day
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