Webster State Park

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1140 10 RD, Stockton, Kansas, 67669, United States

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Price

$5 - $26/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

193 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Allowed

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Price

$5 - $26/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

193 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Allowed

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Webster State Park

$5.00 - $26.00 / night

Campsite Fees

Camping fees range from $26 for electric campsites to additional fees such as a $5 daily vehicle permit.

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

Total Campsite Fees$0.00

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"User reviews suggest that Webster State Park is well-maintained and offers a variety of amenities and activities. Visitors appreciate the clean facilities, spacious campsites, and opportunities for water-based and land-based recreational activities. The park's staff has been described as friendly and helpful."

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Fees & Passes at Webster State Park

$5 - $26/night

Campsite fees

Stay Limit: Campers are limited to 14 consecutive days of stay, with a possible 14-day extension granted upon written permission from the park manager.

Cancellation: Cancellation policies are not specified in the provided materials.

Prices verified August 10, 2025

Prices may vary by season and site type. Always confirm current rates on the official Webster State Park website.

Best Time to Camp at Webster State Park

Experience the dramatic personality of the Great Plains as seasons paint Webster State Park in ever-changing colors. Winter brings crystalline skies and frost-kissed mornings that demand cozy campfires and warm sleeping bags. Summer transforms the landscape into a sun-drenched paradise perfect for water activities, though you'll want to seek shade during the heat of the day. For the most comfortable camping conditions, visit during the magical transitions of spring and fall, when wildflowers bloom or golden grasses wave in gentle breezes.

Spring (Mar-May)

Wildflowers bloom, mild temperatures, fewer crowds. Great for hiking and photography.

Best

Summer (Jun-Aug)

Peak season with warm weather, perfect for water activities. Book early.

Fall (Sep-Nov)

Beautiful fall colors, cooler temps, quieter campgrounds. Ideal for peaceful trips.

Winter (Dec-Feb)

Off-season, limited services. Check for closures before visiting.

Planning Tips

Peak Season: Peak season dates are not explicitly stated but reviews indicate heavier use during summer months.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
Operating Season: Availability is year-round with some warnings about algae blooms and water bacteria during certain seasons.
Current Alerts: Potential water warnings due to algae blooms or bacteria hazards as stated in reviews; beach closures have been reported.

About Webster State Park

Discover 880 acres of pristine Kansas prairie at Webster State Park, where endless skies meet rolling hills and the shimmering waters of Webster Reservoir. Choose your perfect basecamp from 93 fully-equipped utility sites or embrace the wilderness at one of over 100 primitive camping spots scattered throughout this natural playground. Whether you're seeking modern conveniences or a back-to-basics experience, this diverse landscape offers the ideal setting for your outdoor adventure.

Webster State Park provides diverse camping accommodations, including utility and primitive campsites, RV camping, and two modern cabins.

Historical SignificanceYour camping adventure becomes a journey through time with the nearby Nicodemus National Historical Site just a short drive away. This powerful landmark tells the story of the only remaining all-Black town west of the Mississippi, offering visitors a profound glimpse into frontier history and African American heritage. Many campers make Webster State Park their home base specifically to explore this significant cultural treasure, combining outdoor recreation with meaningful historical discovery.

Weather and SeasonsExperience the dramatic personality of the Great Plains as seasons paint Webster State Park in ever-changing colors. Winter brings crystalline skies and frost-kissed mornings that demand cozy campfires and warm sleeping bags. Summer transforms the landscape into a sun-drenched paradise perfect for water activities, though you'll want to seek shade during the heat of the day. For the most comfortable camping conditions, visit during the magical transitions of spring and fall, when wildflowers bloom or golden grasses wave in gentle breezes.

ElevationThe park's prairie elevation creates those famous Kansas vistas where the sky seems to stretch forever and sunsets paint the horizon in brilliant hues.

Natural Features and SceneryStep into a landscape where the prairie's gentle rolling hills create an endless tapestry of native grasses swaying in the wind. Webster Reservoir sparkles like a jewel at the heart of the park, its waters inviting anglers to cast their lines and boaters to explore hidden coves. Above it all, the famously big Kansas sky puts on daily shows - from dramatic storm clouds to star-filled nights that remind you why they call this the heartland. This is nature's amphitheater, where every sunrise and sunset becomes a memorable performance.

Geological RegionWelcome to the High Plains Region, where ancient seas once covered the land and left behind these characteristic rolling hills and fertile prairies. This geological wonderland showcases the subtle beauty of grassland ecosystems, where the seemingly simple landscape reveals complex natural communities. The prairie setting creates those iconic vistas that have inspired generations of travelers - wide-open spaces where the earth meets sky in an unbroken line, offering a sense of freedom found nowhere else.

Campsite details

AccessibilityAccessibility features are not detailed in the source materials.

Sites SizeCampsites are described as spacious, with some noted to be large enough for RVs and providing lake views.

Sites PrivacyPrivacy levels vary. Some sites are in shaded areas, such as Old Marina, while others are described as open and lacking trees, such as Hill Top.

Total Campsites193 campsites

Recommended CampsitesHill Top sites are described as gravel, sunny, and pull-through with water and electricity. Old Marina and Eagle View have shaded sites.

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Stay Limit

Campers are limited to 14 consecutive days of stay, with a possible 14-day extension granted upon written permission from the park manager.

Guests Allowed Per Site

No specific limit mentioned in official sources or reviews.

Groups

Details about group sites are not available in the source materials.

Tents

Tents are allowed

RV vehicles

RV vehicles are allowed

Primitive

Primitive are allowed

Reservable

Reservations are allowed

Site layoutThe campground includes multiple areas such as Old Marina, Hill Top, and Eagle View, featuring a mix of pull-through and shaded sites.

Open and Closed SeasonAvailability is year-round with some warnings about algae blooms and water bacteria during certain seasons.

Reservation PlatformsReservations can be made through the facility's direct line or ranger station.

Walk-in AvailabilityNo explicit details about walk-up availability; reviews suggest sites may fill up depending on the season.

Cancellation PolicyCancellation policies are not specified in the provided materials.

Accomodation available

Cabin lodgingCabin lodging is available for campers seeking a more sheltered and comfortable experience. These enclosed accommodations offer protection from the elements and are ideal for those who prefer not to camp in tents.

Amenities available

Showers

Potable water

Fire rings

Picnic tables

Dump station

WiFi

Lodging and accommodations

Flush toilets

Vault toilets

Electricity hookups

Water hookups

Camp Store

Activities you can enjoy

Webster State Park offers a robust variety of recreational activities. Campers can engage in fishing, pleasure boating, water skiing, and windsurfing. On land, options include hiking, bird watching, horseshoes, and pickleball. Swimming is available at designated beaches, although closures may occur due to algae blooms. Stargazing and wildlife viewing are also popular among visitors. The park's expansive grounds make it an ideal location for outdoor photography.

Hiking

The park features at least one hiking trail. A reviewer described the trails as 'easy' and suitable for jogging or walking.

Fishing

Fishing is a key attraction. The park supports fishing for species such as walleye, wiper, largemouth bass, crappie, channel catfish, and flathead catfish. Floating fishing docks and an accessible fishing pier are available.

Swimming

Swimming is allowed in designated areas. However, algae blooms have occasionally led to the temporary closure of swimming beaches. One reviewer noted, 'Beach closed due to algae bloom.'

Boating

Boating is a major activity at the park, supported by five boat ramp lanes and three courtesy docks. Pleasure boating and water sports like water skiing are popular.

Wildlife viewing

Wildlife viewing is encouraged, with visitors reporting sightings of birds, raccoons, and even a hog-nosed snake.

Beach activities

Beach-related activities include sand volleyball and sunbathing. Note that occasional algae blooms may impact beach availability.

Water Sports

The park supports water sports such as windsurfing, water skiing, and parasailing.

Campground rules

Pets are allowed
Fires are allowed only in fireplaces, fire rings, and cooking grills. Must be extinguished before leaving the area.
Quiet hours are 11:00 PM - 6:00 AM

Hazards

General hazardsSeasonal algae blooms, hazardous bacteria warnings affecting water usability, and insects such as flies and mosquitoes are mentioned in reviews: "TON of bugs, flies, and mosquitoes."

Active alertsPotential water warnings due to algae blooms or bacteria hazards as stated in reviews; beach closures have been reported.

Weather at Webster State Park

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Precipitation: 0%

Gentle breeze, perfect for outdoor activities

Humidity: 72%

High humidity, may feel muggy

Wind: 3 mph

Gentle breeze, perfect for outdoor activities

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Emergency Services

Emergency services such as hospitals and medical clinics are located within 10 miles.

Good to know

Peak season datesPeak season dates are not explicitly stated but reviews indicate heavier use during summer months.

Trash and recyclingTrash and recycling facilities are available. Visitors are required to use provided trash containers or carry out their trash if containers are not present.

Proximity to water featuresLocated next to Webster Reservoir, featuring swimming beaches, docks, and fishing piers.

Common complaintsComplaints about bugs, crowded camping during peak season, and road conditions. "Some of the roads to get into the campgrounds have big chunks missing or potholes."

HostHosts are available on-site but further details are not provided.

Campground Map

1140 10 RD, Stockton, Kansas, 67669, United States

Driving directionsFrom Stockton Kansas, Webster State Park is located 8 miles west on Highway 24. From Hill City Kansas, Webster State Park is located 21 miles east on Highway 24.

The park is accessible via paved roads but some reviews indicate that "some of the roads to get into the campgrounds have big chunks missing or potholes which can be hard on tow vehicles and RVs." Roads within the park are gravel; sections might require careful driving.

Nearby places

Stockton (8 miles / 10 minutes), Hill City (21 miles / null travel time)

Nearby supplies

Supplies such as groceries, bait, and camping essentials are available less than 1 mile away, with Stockton providing additional options within 10 miles.

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Webster State Park has limited reviews, placing it in the bottom % of campgrounds based on reviews

User reviews suggest that Webster State Park is well-maintained and offers a variety of amenities and activities. Visitors appreciate the clean facilities, spacious campsites, and opportunities for water-based and land-based recreational activities. The park's staff has been described as friendly and helpful.

Review Summaries

What Campers Love

- Clean and well-maintained facilities. - Spacious campsites with some offering lake views. - Abundance of recreational activities including fishing, boating, and hiking. - Wildlife sightings and...

Common Concerns

- Some roads leading to campgrounds have potholes and missing chunks. - Algae blooms affecting swimming beaches and fishing. - Occasional lack of shade in certain campsites.

Pro Tips & Recommendations

- Check Google Earth to locate campsites with shade if visiting during summer. - Bring mosquito repellents as bugs and flies can be an issue. - Choose Old Marina or Eagle View campgrounds for more...

Seasonal Insights

Spring and fall are ideal for camping due to moderate temperatures and fewer bugs. Summer can be crowded, and algae blooms may affect water activities. Winter reviews are minimal but suggest fewer...

Camper Quotes

- 'The restrooms were well-maintained and clean with no extra fees or tokens required for the showers.' - 'Quiet, clean, and beautiful park. Large camping spots and as a plus, free Wi-Fi.' - 'Good...

Site-Specific Reviews

- Hill Top: Half the sites are pull-through; described as sunny and gravelly with water and electricity hookups. - Old Marina: Shaded sites and spacious. - Eagle View: Sites with shade, described as...

Accessibility Features

Accessibility features are not explicitly mentioned by users.

Pet-Friendly Features

Pets are allowed but must be leashed. They are not allowed in public buildings or swimming areas.

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