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