Kansas Camping

The Holiday Hill campground and Dam Site Area at Toronto Lake offer lots of recreational opportunities for anglers, boaters, swimmers and campers. Both public areas are on the south end of the reservoir. The Dam Site Area is open to day-use visitors; there are no campsites in this public useContinue Reading

The Mann’s Cove and Woodson Cove campgrounds are small spaces open to the public. They’re both located on the east side of Toronto Reservoir and can be accessed from Highway 105. Mann’s Cove is open to tent campers only. It has 15 tent sites, a pit toilet, two water spigotsContinue Reading

Cross Timbers State Park is on the north side of Toronto Reservoir. The majority of the lake’s campsites are in this park. The campsites are shaded and have easy access to the lake. You’ll love fishing here! The lake and river are excellent for white crappie, white bass, flathead catfishContinue Reading

When you go camping at Toronto Reservoir, you’ll experience one of the most interesting regions in Kansas, historically known as the Cross Timbers region. Toronto Reservoir is located in the southeastern Kansas floodplains. It’s five miles south of Highway 54 and about 13 miles north of Highway 400. The lakeContinue Reading

No highway noise, no street traffic; no city lights – the Harvey County East Park is the quiet getaway spot you need for weekend camping excursions in Kansas. Imagine peace and quiet in a country setting. A breeze comes across the lake water and rustles the green grass and trees.Continue Reading

If you’re looking for an amazing camping experience at Milford Reservoir, Kansas, then Acorns Resort is the place to go! Acorns Resort is just 10 minutes north of I-70 on Highway 77. It’s an hour west of Topeka; 45 minutes east of Salina; and an hour-and-forty-five minutes north of Wichita.Continue Reading