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Just 13 miles south of Interstate 70 west of Hays, Cedar Bluff State Park straddles the reservoir by the same name, providing nearly 1,000 acres of park. Camping, boating, fishing, wildlife viewing and a variety of outdoor sports -- such as volleyball, swimming, basketball, frisbee golf, and horseshoes -- area available in the park. With 74 utility sites and large areas set aside for non-designated primitive camping, the park comes built to suit nearly any teste and includes two handicapped accessible campsites. The 6,000-acre lake and almost 9,000 acres of adjacent wildlife area make Cedar Bluff State Park an excellent base camp for hunters, fishermen, and year-round explorers.
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| About the Water |
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Fresh |
| Water Area: |
6,300 acres |
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| Fishing in Cedar Bluff Reservoir |
| No fishing information available at this time. |
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