Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor recreational opportunites abound around WaKeeney. The town is located in an area offering some of the best bird hunting anywhere. Cedar Bluff Lake and State Park, thirteen miles south of town, offers great fishing, camping, and boating. While you’re there, explore Threshing Machine Canyon?the site of an Indian attack on a wagon train in the Nineteenth century.
During the summer, baseball, tennis, swimming, golf, and car races are popular. In addition to ball fields, the city maintains several parks for public use.
Eisenhower Park / I-70 Access Road
Warren-Keeney Park / North Sixth Street
Scout Park / 9th & Russell
North Pole Park / Main Street
ClayCamp Memorial Park / 3rd & Hazel
Swimming Pool (785) 743-2167 / 716 N. 6th
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