East Rolling Hills Park (Ks)

East Rolling Hills Park stands as a premier destination at Milford Lake, offering visitors a expansive natural retreat in the heart of the Kansas Midwest. As the largest day-use park managed by the Corps of Engineers at the lake, it provides a unique setting where rolling terrain meets the water, ensuring every visitor enjoys stunning views of the shoreline. The park is an ideal spot for those seeking an authentic outdoor experience, whether you are looking to spend a quiet day by the water or embark on an active adventure.

Facilities at the park are designed for convenience and recreation, featuring six reservable shelters, a swimming beach, and a free public boat ramp. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse range of activities available, including fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. The park remains open year-round, allowing guests to enjoy the changing seasons at their own pace.

This campground is best suited for families, RV travelers, and outdoor lovers who appreciate primitive, self-sufficient camping. While there are no utility hookups, the combination of vault toilets, playground space, and direct fishing access makes it a versatile choice for those who enjoy a moderate, back-to-basics wilderness experience.