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Harvey County West Park Camping

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Harvey County West Park Camping

Harvey County West Park Camping

Campers will find a variety of campsites with electricity as well as a number of primitive sites both with access to restrooms and bathhouses.

In addition , West Park offers a softball diamond, nature and horse trails, playground equipment, swimming beach, enclosed and open-air shelters for rent and a bait shop open during season with rental boats.

Admission: Fee required
Hours: Year round
Address: 15835 North West 24th 15835 North West 24th, Burrton, KS
Phone: 316-835-3189
Our Website:www.harveycounty.com/pdfs/parks/parks_map_2.pdf

Come visit us in Harvey County West Park, Kansas

Harvey County West Park Fishing

Harvey County West Park Fishing

Harvey County West Park Fishing

The 310 acre park offers a 16 acre fishing lake stocked with channel cat, largemouth bass and crappie. The Little Arkansas River offers good flathead and channel cat fishing and is accessible to small boats and canoes.

No gas motors are allowed on the lake. There is a bait shop open during season with rental boats. There is no entry fee to fish, hike, use the beach or picnic areas.

An ADA compliant restroom complements the disabled patrons visit.

State license requirements apply for fishing.

Harvey County West Park Camping

Harvey County West Park Camping

Harvey County West Park Camping

Campers will find a variety of campsites with electricity as well as a number of primitive sites both with access to restrooms and bathhouses.

In addition , West Park offers a softball diamond, nature and horse trails, playground equipment, swimming beach, enclosed and open-air shelters for rent and a bait shop open during season with rental boats.

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Park Area Attractions

Halstead 6

Newton 21

Hesston 5

Hutchinson 15

McPherson 13

Park Area Events

Halstead 1

November 23rd - Christmas Celebration

Hutchinson 3

November 23rd - Old-Fashioned Christmas Downtown
November 29th - Kansas Beef Expo
December 14th - Hyde Park Luminaria

McPherson 1

November 30th - Christmas Open House

Park Area Businesses

Halstead 10

Newton 36

Hesston 16

Hutchinson 83

McPherson 17