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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22900 S Hwy 368 Vassar, KS 66543
The 490-acre Pomona State Park is well known among campers for its shaded campsites and a great family atmosphere. The park is nestled in an area with historical connections to the Santa Fe Trail and close proximity to Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City.
The Pomona Lake Marina provides full services to water enthusiasts, anglers, and campers. Four boat ramps provide access to the lake’s generally calm waters. The Southwind Shelter House provides a gathering place for family reunions, parties, and company retreats and is available year-round.
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22900 S Hwy 368 Vassar, KS 66543
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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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Do I need a permit to visit Pomona State Park?
You’ll need to purchase a Vehicle Permit for daily visits or have a valid .
A Camping permit is required for overnight stays. 14-Day, Seasonal, and Annual Camping Passes are also available as well as at the State Park Offices.
Pomona Park Office - (785) 828-4933
Where can I buy the permits needed to get into Pomona State Park?
Vehicle permits, camping, and utility permits are required year-round and are available , from the office, or self-pay station.
Pomona Park Office - (785) 828-4933
Do you have to pay to get into Pomona State Park?
Yes, Pomona State Park requires a permit for park usage and overnight stays. For more information on State Park fees, please click .
Pomona Park Office - (785) 828-4933
Are dogs allowed at Pomona 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.
Can I fish at Pomona State Park?
Yes, fishing is permitted at Pomona State Park. Questions pertaining to fishing should be directed to the Pomona Park Office - (785) 828-4933.
Can I hunt at Pomona State Park?
Questions pertaining to hunting and the wildlife area should be directed to the Pomona Park Office - (785) 828-4933
Can I fly a drone at Pomona State Park?
Drone flying is only permitted in some designated areas at some State Parks. Please contact the Pomona Park Office at (785) 828-4933 for more information on whether or not drone flying is permissible.
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