Cedar Bluff State Park

Star4.50
62 reviews
32001 HWY 147, Ellis, Kansas, 67637, United States
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Quick Facts

2,182 ft

Price

$23 - $31/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

135 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Very Pet Friendly

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Cedar Bluff State Park
$23.00 - $31.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Fees range from a $5 vehicle fee to site fees around $23 to $31 depending on utilities offered.
Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.50

Recommended

Based on 62 reviews

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"Visitors generally praise Cedar Bluff State Park for its spacious campsites, clean facilities, and diverse activities. However, some mention maintenance issues and the quality of swimming areas as areas for improvement."

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32001 HWY 147, Ellis, Kansas, 67637, United States

Cedar Bluff State Park

32001 HWY 147, Ellis, Kansas, 67637, United States

Driving directionsCedar Bluff State Park's Bluffton Area (Reservable area) is located 8 miles east of Wakeeney along I-70 and 13 miles south of I-70's exit 135, on highway 147. The Page Creek Area is located 19 miles south of I-70's 135 exit on highway 147, and 3 miles west on Trego County Road CC.
The campground is accessible via Highway 147 and Trego County Road CC. Some areas may require travel on dusty gravel roads, especially in the Page Creek Area, which user reviews have described as challenging for larger rigs and vehicles towing motorcycles or other equipment.
Nearby places
Wakeeney (8 miles east), Ellis (less than 20 miles away)
Nearby supplies
Fuel for boats and vehicles, bait and tackle, drinks, firewood, ice, snacks, seasonal concessions, and other supplies are available less than 1 mile from the campground.

Best Time to Camp at Cedar Bluff State Park

Experience the park's dramatic seasonal transformations, from crisp winter days that paint frost on the bluffs to those glorious summer weeks when the sun-warmed waters of the reservoir become an irresistible aquatic playground. Each season brings its own magic, with spring wildflowers, autumn colors, and summer's invitation to dive into endless water adventures.

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Summer(Jun-Aug)
4.0 / 5

Summer prime for swimming, boating and reservoir activities; busy weekends reported.

Fall(Sep-Nov)
4.0 / 5

Crisp fall days and scenic bluffs make fall visits attractive and quieter than summer.

Spring(Mar-May)
4.0 / 5

Spring likely pleasant with returning water activities and good scenery; implied by seasonal notes.

Winter(Dec-Feb)
3.0 / 5

Park open year-round with winter access noted, but limited winter-specific services/reviews.

Planning Tips
  • Peak Season: Peak season details not explicitly mentioned.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
  • Operating Season: Year-round, with seasonal amenities varying.
  • Current Alerts: Bridge to southern campsites in Page Creek Area is out, requiring a 23-mile detour.

About Cedar Bluff State Park

Discover two distinct camping experiences at Cedar Bluff State Park, where the Bluffton area graces the north shore and Page Creek beckons from the south. Whether you're seeking the simplicity of primitive camping under starlit skies, the convenience of modern utility hookups for your RV, or the comfort of cozy cabins, this dual-personality park adapts to every outdoor enthusiast's dream getaway.
Cedar Bluff State Park accommodates a variety of camping styles, including RV, tent, group, and primitive camping, along with cabin rentals.
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Check-in
3:00 PM
Check-out
12:00 PM
Stay Limit
14 consecutive days with a potential extension.

Amenities available

Showers
Potable water
Electricity hookups
WiFi
Dump station
Fire rings

Activities you can enjoy

Cedar Bluff State Park offers an extensive range of activities split between the Bluffton and Page Creek areas. Highlights include hiking, biking, fishing, swimming, boating, wildlife viewing, and cultural programs.
HikingThe Agave Ridge Trail is particularly noted for its paved and mowed paths, offering options for a one-mile or four-mile hike. Trails are described as well-maintained, with some offering scenic views of bluffs and the reservoir.
FishingFishing opportunities are abundant, with a dedicated fishing pond for children and disabled individuals, fishing docks, and reservoir access. User reviews report mixed success, with some noting low water levels impacting fishing.
SwimmingDesignated swimming beaches are available, although reviews mention concerns about tree debris and muddy water. A life jacket lending station is also present.
BikingMountain biking and BMX tracks are available. One user praised the biking trail's quality as 'great.'
BoatingBoating activities are well-supported with two boat ramps in the Bluffton Area and one in Page Creek. Jet skiing, kayaking, and canoeing are also allowed.
Wildlife viewingFrequent sightings of deer, pheasants, orioles, and other birds make the park a prime spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
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Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsSand spurs, biting flies, and challenging gravel access roads in the Page Creek Area.
Active AlertsBridge to southern campsites in Page Creek Area is out, requiring a 23-mile detour.

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Reviews

4.5
62 reviews
Recommended
Recommended
Cedar Bluff State Park is recommended, placing it in the top 40% of campgrounds based on reviews
Visitors generally praise Cedar Bluff State Park for its spacious campsites, clean facilities, and diverse activities. However, some mention maintenance issues and the quality of swimming areas as areas for improvement.
Review Summaries
Based on 62 reviews

What Campers Love

Common compliments include 'beautiful views,' 'friendly staff,' 'well-maintained facilities,' 'spacious sites,' and the variety of recreational options like hiking and fishing.
Based on 62 reviews

Common Concerns

Negative feedback includes issues like muddy swimming areas, distant bathrooms from primitive campsites, and dusty access roads for the Page Creek area.
Based on 62 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Campers suggest bringing bug spray, checking road conditions before heading to Page Creek, and considering cabins for added comfort. Some recommend the Agave Ridge Trail and designated fishing areas...
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Based on 62 reviews

Seasonal Insights

Summer sees high temperatures and busy weekends, while off-season visits offer peace and quiet but may lack staff presence. Winter access is available but not widely reviewed.
Based on 62 reviews

Camper Quotes

1. 'Hot and delicious showers.' 2. 'The stars are amazing at night.' 3. 'The park staff are amazing and friendly.' 4. 'Fishing wasn’t great without a boat, but we did catch a few.'
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Site-Specific Reviews

Arapahoe Loop is praised for its peacefulness, large paved sites, and good water pressure. Whitetail Loop offers lake views and shelter houses. Site 129 in Bluffton is noted for being spacious and...
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Accessibility Features

The park’s accessible fishing dock and youth/disabled fishing ponds receive positive feedback. However, long distances to restrooms from some areas are criticized.
Based on 62 reviews

Pet-Friendly Features

Pets are allowed but must be restrained. Some users report challenges like sand spurs in specific areas, making it difficult to walk dogs safely.
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Last updated February 17, 2026
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