Hunting

Hunting in Kansas

Discover 20 state parks offering hunting in Kansas

Status: ⚠ Limited

Hunting is only allowed in designated parks or requires special permits.

Important: Kansas state parks count as Department lands, where hunting is allowed only in areas designated for public hunting and subject to posted restrictions (K.A.R. 115-8-1, as of October 2026).

Official Kansas Hunting Information

Always verify current regulations with local authorities before planning your hunt.

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Kansas State Parks with Hunting

Cedar Bluff State Park

Cheney State Park

Clinton State Park

Cross Timbers State Park

Eisenhower State Park

Aerial photograph of Crawford State Park

Elk City State Park

Fall River State Park

Glen Elder State Park

Hillsdale State Park

Kanopolis State Park

Kaw River State Park

Lake Scott State Park

Lovewell State Park

Milford State Park

Mushroom Rock State Park

Perry State Park

Pomona State Park

Prairie Dog State Park

Sand Hills State Park

Tuttle Creek State Park

❓ Hunting in Kansas — FAQ

Is hunting allowed in Kansas state parks?

Hunting in Kansas state parks is limited — it is typically restricted to specific parks, managed hunts, quotas, or special permits rather than open across the park system. Kansas state parks count as Department lands, where hunting is allowed only in areas designated for public hunting and subject to posted restrictions (K.A.R. 115-8-1, as of October 2026). Always verify current regulations with the official agency before hunting.