MILFORD T he dam at Milford Reservoir is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The reservoir has a surface area of 16,020 acres and an average depth of about 25 feet. Numerous camping and picnicking areas are maintained by the Department of Wildlife and Parks, the Corps of Engineers, and the city of Wakefield. Two privately owned marinas are located on the lake, providing services for boaters and anglers. Approximately 18,000 acres of public land surrounds Milford Reservoir on the west side and the upper end. This land is managed to MILFORD STATE PARK Milford State Park is a 1,084-acre multipurpose recreation area located at the southeast end of Milford Reservoir. Boaters, anglers, and water enthusiasts will find a fullservice marina. Showers, two trailer dump stations, restrooms, boat ramps, picnic sites, and reservable single-family or large-group shelters are available. The park comprises 7 campgrounds with 141 electric and water hook-ups. Fifty-one of these sites also include sewer hook-ups. 108 primitive campsites are available throughout the park. Cabin rentals are also available. Cedar Point Campground Woodland Hills Campground Hickory Hollow Camground Walnut Grove Campground Prairie View Campground Eagle Ridge Campground Sunset Ridge Campground 40 electric & water 7 primitive 30 electric & water 58 primitive 30 full hookups 29 primitive - 20 electric & water - 20 full hookups - 14 primitive maximize production of various wildlife species. Numerous opportunities exist for those who wish to observe or photograph wildlife on the area. The abundant and diverse habitat supports many species of nongame birds, mammals, reptiles, and aquatic life. THINGS TO REMEMBER Vehicles are restricted to maintained roads and parking areas. Off-road vehicle use is prohibited. Individuals using the wildlife area must take their trash out with them. A no-trash policy is in effect for this area, so no trash barrels are provided. Special length and creel limits may be in effect for some fish species. Please check the Kansas Fishing Regulations Summary and all posted notices prior to fishing. Consult information signs posted in the area for all regulations that apply at Milford. Entrance fees are required at all state parks. State Park WILDLIFE Many game species are present on Milford Wildlife Area. Known mainly for its quail and pheasant populations, the area also has huntable populations of turkey, deer, dove, squirrel, coyote, cottontail rabbits, prairie chicken, ducks, and geese. Though populations fluctuate from year to year, all of these species provide area hunters with a challenging outdoor experience. A permanent 1,103-acre wildlife refuge has been established on the northern end of the reservoir for waterfowl management. The public hunting areas and the refuge are clearly posted. Milford Wildlife Area also provides thousands of acres for wildlife viewing by hikers and other wildlife area users. Milford Reservoir & State Park NEBRASKA REPUBLIC 14 28 81 159 NEMAHA 77 15 15 99 BROWN 75 63 73 Hiawatha Washington Belleville Mankato 36 Marysville 36 Seneca 87 WASHINGTON 128 187 159 75 148 20 9 MARSHALL 9 Westmoreland 18 77 Salina 104 RICE 70 470 Alma GEARY Topeka 4 99 4 WABAUNSEE 4 15 4 149 SALINE 81 McPHERSON 35W Mc Pherson 56 177 40 Junction City 57 43 140 141 14 75 SHAWNEE Abilene 70 156 JACKSON 18 106 LINCOLN 63 Manhattan 113 CLAY DICKINSON Minneapolis Lincoln 24 82 181 13 177 OTTAWA 81 Holton 16 16 24 82 14 MITCHELL ELLSWORTH 62 15 9 Clay Center Ellsworth POTTAWATOMIE RILEY Concordia Beloit 9 77 CLOUD 28 JEWELL MORRIS 56 OSAGE 31 Lyndon Council Grove 177 150 68 170 57 Lyons 56 31 56 56 15 Firewood is available and on sale by Milford Friends Group members. Shower buildings are available at Woodland Hills, Cedar Point, Walnut Grove, and Prairie View Campgrounds. Don't forget to visit the Milford Nature Center and Fish Hatchery, which are located below the dam. Milford Emporia 50 Cottonwood Falls 75 57 Marion 61 LYON 77 MARION Burlington 35 CHASE 57 COFFEY General Area Map Equal opportunity to participate in and benefit from programs described herein is available to all individuals without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, political affiliation, and military or veteran status. Complaints of discrimination should be sent to Office of the Secretary, Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism, 1020 S Kansas Ave., Topeka, KS 66612-1327. 06/11 Milford State Park 3612 State Park Rd. Milford, KS 66514 (Park Office) (785) 238-3014 [email protected] www.kdwpt.state.ks.us Walnut Grove Campground Yacht Club Woodland Hills Campground Cedar Point Campground Crystal Trailhead 2.1 miles MILFORD STAT E PARK Hickory Hollow Campground Park Area Pay Stations Dumpster Camping Area Potable Water Concessions Other Public Lands Shower/Toilet Playground Dam or levee Modern Toilet Shelter Private Lands Vault Toilet Shelter Group Paved Roads Trailer Dump Station Cabin Modern Gravel Roads Boat Ramps Camping Improved Unimproved Roads Dock/Pier Camping Primitive Park Entrance Fish Cleaning Station Trail/Trailhead Hike Park Office Swimming Area Trail/Trailhead Bike Old School House Eagle Ridge Trailhead 8 miles Eagle Ridge Campground Three Trees Cabins Waterfall Trailhead 0.6 mile Sunset Ridge Campground Pinto Palomino Parking Area Marina Information Center Laundry Trail/Trailhead Equestrian Mustang Morgan Appaloosa Prairie View Campground Old River Bluff Trail 1.5 miles (To Riverwalk Trail) Milford Reservoir
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