Exploring one of the 28 Kansas State Parks provides visitors an opportunity to see the natural beauty of this amazing state. The state parks system includes a rail trail, historic structures and events.
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Address: 2446 250 Rd. Webber, KS 66970
Lovewell State Park offers an inviting blend of camping, fishing, wildlife watching, and special events. The Pioneer day-use Area features a playground, sand volleyball court, disc golf course, basketball court, and horseshoe pits— ideal for casual visitors. Near Cottonwood Campground is an archery range featuring multi-distance targets.
Beginning at the Pioneer Fish Cleaning Station is a 9-hole disc golf course. Water-lovers will enjoy Lovewell’s 2,900- acre reservoir and a full-service marina. Lovewell’s lighted fish-cleaning stations include outlets for electric knives. The full-service marina offers bait and tackle—and once visitors have worked up an appetite, they can find breakfast, lunch, and dinner options.
Modern Cabins |
4 |
Primitive Cabins |
5 |
Primitive Campsites |
323 |
Electric and Water Hookups |
99 |
Electric-only Hookups |
30 |
Full Hookups |
28 |
Exploring one of the 28 Kansas State Parks provides visitors an opportunity to see the natural beauty of this amazing state. The state parks system includes a rail trail, historic structures and events.
1800 renovated building on the state and national historic register. Cuba is rich in Czech heritage and was featured in National Geographic.
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Do I need a permit to visit Lovewell State Park?
You’ll need to purchase a Vehicle Permit for daily visits or have a valid State Park Passport.
A Camping permit is required for overnight stays. 14-Day, Seasonal, and Annual Camping Passes are also available online as well as at the State Park Offices.
Lovewell Park Office - (785) 753-4971
Park PermitsWhere can I buy the permits needed to get into Lovewell State Park?
Vehicle permits, camping, and utility permits are required year-round and are available online, from the office, or self-pay station.
Lovewell Park Office - (785) 753-4971
Purchase PermitsDo you have to pay to get into Lovewell State Park?
Are dogs allowed at Lovewell State Park?
Yes, all pets must always be restrained by a camper, cage, hand-held leash, or tethered chain no longer than 10 feet. They are not allowed on swimming beaches or swimming areas that are delineated by buoys or other markers or in public buildings or structures. Dogs participating in authorized activities or assisting the visually or hearing impaired are not subject to these restrictions.
Park RulesCan I fish at Lovewell State Park?
Yes, fishing is permitted at Lovewell State Park. Questions pertaining to fishing should be directed to the Lovewell Park Office - (785) 753-4971.
Fishing LicenseCan I hunt at Lovewell State Park?
Questions pertaining to fishing should be directed to the Lovewell Park Office - (785) 753-4971.
Hunting LicenseCan I fly a drone at Lovewell State Park?
Drone flying is only permitted in some designated areas at some State Parks. Please contact the Lovewell Park Office at (785) 753-4971for more information on whether or not drone flying is permissible.
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