Cedar Bluff State Park
Construction of Cedar Bluff Reservoir began in April of 1949 with the intention of providing flood control, irrigation and recreation.
The reservoir was completed in 1951 and filled that same year. This Bureau of Reclamation owned reservoir, which is managed by the Department of Wildlife and Parks, quickly became a popular recreational destination. The reservoir and surrounding public lands provided many opportunities that had previously been non-existant to this region. In 1962, Cedar Bluff State Park was developed to accomodate the public by providing outdoor recreational facilities and activities. Cedar Bluff State Park continues to thrive today. Annual visitation is consistently over the 250,000 mark.
Just 13 miles south of Interstate 70, you will find Cedar Bluff State Park. The park straddles Cedar Bluff Reservoir: the Bluffton Area on the north shore, and the Page Creek Area on the south shore.
Camping, boating, outdoor sports, wildlife viewing, and other opportunities are available in the
park. Together with a unique look into Kansas' history, the many activities available at Cedar Bluff
make it a quality destination.
