Fall River Lake

About

Rolling hills, expansive prairies, and tree-lined valleys beckon campers, picnickers, and water-lovers to Fall River Lake. This vast, man-made lake is a mile at it’s widest point, and stretches 15 miles up the beautiful Fall River. There’s plenty of room for exploring by boat, kayak, or canoe, and lots of trails for landlubbers too. Birders have counted more than 400 species in the area, making this a stellar location to add some names to your birding bucket list. Hiking and biking trails surround the shores, and there are a number of campgrounds for the luxurious or primitive camper. Time slows down at Fall River Lake. It’s a vacation destination to write home about.

Activities in the park

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Paddling

Swimming

Wildlife watching

Damsite Campground

Fall River Lake

If you think Damsite Campground is for you… dam straight! All puns aside, this is one great camping spot in southwestern Kansas. Campsites are right on Fall River, and just steps at the lake, meaning you’re in a prime spot for fishing, canoeing, swimming, and about every summery activity you can conjure up. This is the perfect spot to cool off fro Read more...

Whitehall Bay Campground

Fall River Lake

If you’re looking to camp on Fall River Lake, Whitehall Bay Campground has got you covered. Trails lead through wildflowers and tons of diverse flora and fauna, or spend your days on the lake fishing for bass till the sun goes down. Perfect for families, Whitehall Bay has got big, spacious sites with tons of amenities, plus a playground and beach Read more...

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