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At Naturehills, we embrace nature. Below you will find a list of state parks in Perry we have compiled for you.
OLD TOWN (KS)
Description
Great fishing can be found in the area around Old Town Park. Crappie and catfish are routinely caught along the shoreline and near the adjacent Highway 92. Non-electric sites are located in open, flat expanses of the park, and electric sites are located in a more shaded loop. This park is popular with those who enjoy fishing and a relaxing camping experience.
10419 PERRY PARK DRIVE
PERRY,KS,66073-9717
Phone: 785-597-5144
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- Boating
- Camping
Directions
From Ozawkie, KS: travel 1? miles east on KS 92. Follow entrance signs.
ROCK CREEK (KS)
Description
The Rock Creek campground is located on the west side of beautiful Lake Perry, near the town of Perry, Kansas. A scenic road follows the shoreline along the length of the campground area. Primitive camping is available in designated areas. The peninsula area is open April 16 - October 15.
10419 PERRY PARK DRIVE
PERRY,KS,66073-9717
Phone: 785-597-5144
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- Boating
- Camping
Directions
From Hwy 24, west of the town of Perry, travel 3 miles north on KS 237, then east on the Rock Creek Park Road.
