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Sabetha, Kansas

Sabetha Lake provides a place to boat and water ski. With a one day or annual boat permit, you may fish, camp and/or picnic at the various shelter houses located near the Sabetha Lake. Make sure to check on length and fish limits specific to the lake.

Located - Approximately 5 miles west of Sabetha in Nemaha County Opened - 1930\\\'s Surface Acres - 114 Mean Depth - 14 feet Contributing Watershed - 1650 acres Volume - 1400 acre feet

Fish Species

Channel Cat Largemouth Bass Walleye 18 inches Black/White Crappie Small Mouth Bass Wiper Flathead

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Old Albany Depot

The original depot was moved to Albany from Bern, Kansas in 1965. It was destroyed by fire in 1980 and a new replica was built in 1981. It has been restocked with antique railroad artifacts. There is also a miniature train display. Caboose number 25061 and 25678

Sabetha, KS Railroad History

Old Albany

Old Albany is the remnant of an 1850s settlement by a group from Albany, New York. Albany continued to grow after the Civil War. They had a post office, hotel, boarding house, livery stable, blacksmith shop, grocery store, creamery, sawmill, and a millinery store. In 1870

Sabetha, KS Pioneer Life

Sabetha's City Recreation

Three public parks, a public swimming pool, four baseball/softball/soccer fields, tennis and racketball courts provide recreation for the community. Two campgrounds with pools, cabins and camping facilities are located nearby.

Sabetha, KS Recreation

WPA Mural

This mural is on display in the Sabetha Post Office as one of the WPA cultural projects in the 1940s. It it listed on the National Historic Register. The artist is Albert T. Reid.

Sabetha, KS Arts

Pony Creek Lake

Pony Creek Lake has a surface area of 171 acres and a mean depth of 13.8 feet. It offers fishing, hiking, and hunting. Camping, is allowed in designated areas of the Park. Permit required.

Sabetha, KS Recreation

Things to do near Sabetha, KS

St. Patrick's Church

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Burr Oak Natural Landmark

Fort Luxembourg/Doniphan Co. Visitor Center

Tall Oak Sculpture