This is a deep water brushpile (20-25 feet) consisting of approximately 200-250 cedar trees anchored with cement blocks located just south of the boat ramp. The brushpile is very popular for crappie anglers and can produce some excellent fishing during the fall and winter. Decent catches of walleye and wipers can also be found here during the spring and early summer. We will attempt to maintain this brushpile each year.

This trail is accessible from Catclaw Trail, or from the north end of the quarry in Quarry Bay. Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and other native grasses dominate the landscape as it changes from upland prairie to low woodlands. Here, you can often hear native animals such as owls and coyotes in the evenings. This trail joins the Corps of Engineers trail on the northern point. The additional miles of trails provide hiker and bikers opportunities outside the state park. Users can expect moderate difficulty traversing this trail.

Rockin' K shelter provides electricity, two large ADA barbecue grills, large ADA picnic tables, and a dance floor. This shelter can be reserved through the State Park Office.

Electric and Water only.  All campsites are reservable and can be reserved at www.reserveamerica.com or call the State Park office at 785-238-3014.

Electric, water and sewer.  All campsites are reservable and can be reserved at www.reserveamerica.com or call the State Park office at 785-238-3014.

No utilities, only primitive camping.  All campsites are reservable and can be reserved at www.reserveamerica.com or call the State Park office at 785-238-3014.

Deer Run is a hardened self-guided nature trail with interpretive signs, Many local flora and fauna can be seen along this trail, the variety depending upon the time of year.

Horse trail is open seasonally and is located on southeast side of Rock Creek arm of lake. Trail head is in Rockhaven Park.

Camping can be found at Corps of Engineers Rockhaven Park