Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Milford State Park is situated along the eastern shores of Milford Lake, the largest reservoir in Kansas. Spanning roughly 1,084 acres, this state park serves as a hub for a variety of recreational activities in the diverse landscape of rolling hills and woodland areas. Milford Lake provides extensive opportunities for water-based recreation, including fishing for bass, catfish, and walleye, as well as boating and swimming. The park's natural surroundings offer valuable habitat for local wildlife, including white-tailed deer and numerous bird species, making it a prime spot for wildlife observation. Established in 1967, Milford State Park features developed campgrounds, picnic areas, and miles of trails that visitors can explore. The diverse ecosystems within the park support wildflower meadows and hardwood forests that enhance the visual charm of the area. Whether visitors are boating on the expansive reservoir, hiking through scenic trails, or observing the rich birdlife, Milford State Park offers something for everyone seeking solace in the Kansas outdoors.
