Milford State Park

Milford State Park in Kansas lies northwest of Junction City along the southeast shore of Milford Reservoir, the state’s largest lake, created by Milford Dam. Its importance centers on recreation and conservation tied to that shoreline landscape. The park is especially known for fishing, drawing anglers for walleye, crappie, largemouth bass, white bass, catfish, and smallmouth bass. Wildlife photography and hunting are also major uses of the surrounding area. With 19,000 acres of public land nearby, plus the Steve Lloyd refuge, the Milford Nature Center, and the Milford Fish Hatchery below the dam, the area serves as a significant hub for habitat, conservation, and outdoor activity.

Kansas · United States