Wilson State Park

About Wilson State Park

Wilson State Park is located in the picturesque Smoky Hills region of Kansas and offers a wide range of scenic views of the Great Plains and Kansas River Valley. The park's 945 acres consist of two areas, Hell Creek and Otoe, located on the western edge of Wilson County, Kansas, south of Wichita.

Water connections to shower buildings are available from April to September, and frost hydrants and several vaulted toilets are open in winter. The park's bathing area with swimming pool offers visitors a pleasant alternative to bathing on the beach.

The Cedar Trail in the Otoe area is accessible to people with disabilities, and the Switchgrass Trail offers cyclists a scenic 10 km route. The Dakota Trail offers visitors a wide range of trails and trails that go beyond the main network of trails in the park, as well as a number of hiking trails and parking lots.

Wilson State Park offers a wide range of wildlife watching and photography opportunities, including wolves, coyotes, deer, elk, elk, bear, wolf and other wildlife. The Otoe Trail, Dakota Trail and a number of other trails and trails in and around the park offer a variety of hunting opportunities.

Wilson attracts thousands of anglers each year and offers a variety of opportunities for striped bass and whale watching. Wilson is a popular fishing destination in the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada.

The lake generally has relatively stable water levels, and the Dakota Trail provides visitors with access to a variety of lakes, rivers and streams, as well as a variety of hiking and cycling trails.

The Switchgrass Cycle Path is a popular activity for mountain bikers, and this brochure will help you along the way.

The trail is located near the Switchgrass toilet park and is about 7.5 km long and ideal for a leisurely, stress-free walk. The Cedar Trail in the Otoe area is a popular hiking trail for hikers and mountain bikers, as well as for trailheads and picnic areas.

Wilson State Park offers great opportunities to observe and photograph wildlife, and each season brings different ways to see wildlife. On the roads in the area you can see a great variety of birds, reptiles, amphibians, birds of prey, mammals and other animals.