Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next John Redmond Lake adventure.
Discover the natural splendor of John Redmond Reservoir.
This incredible reservoir in the Flint Hills of Kansas is worth a trip just to experience its charming beauty in every season. This is the largest remaining stand of of original native tallgrass prairie in the whole country. Plus, John Redmond Lake is strategically positioned in the middle of the vast Central Flyway, a migratory path for migratory water and songbirds. Highlights include awesome fishing, 240 acres for you and your OHV, and the spectacular Hickory Creek Trail for hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian use. To round out the fun, there are three shoreside campgrounds that will take you from sleeping bag to swimming in minutes.
The ideal time to visit John Redmond Lake is during the spring and fall when migratory birds grace the skies. Summer brings warm days perfect for water activities, though it's also the peak season. Winter can be less crowded but chillier, offering a peaceful solitude for those who brave the cold.