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Woodridge Primitive Tent Camping & Hiking

Berryton, KS 66409, USA

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Woodridge Primitive Tent Camping & Hiking is a campground, located at Berryton, KS 66409, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 785-843-7665, visit their website www.nwk.usace.army.mil for more detailed information.

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Berryton, KS 66409, USA
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8 Reviews

  • Peter Crooks
    22 April 2018

    Nice ffree camping with hiking trail to the lake about half mile away.

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  • Sarah Griesmyer
    17 September 2017

    We hiked in to a campsite by the lake. Loved the seclusion. Over a dozen hike-in campsites equipped with fire pits and log seating. Each one is unique. Parking lot has lots of family camping space with cinder block restroom building and dumpster. Not busy. Loved it.

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  • Sarah Thomas
    30 May 2017

    It's really hard to find campgrounds that aren't overrun by big, loud RVs. They usually still charge you $20 just to pitch your tent in most places, so I am so happy to find this quiet, free campground. I don't need electricity or showers (at least for a few days). There's a lake, and campsites along the trail in the woods as well as around the parking area.

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  • Austin B.
    08 March 2017

    There's never a crowd. Perfect place to camp in peace.

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  • B Sparks
    05 December 2016

    perfect spot

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  • Brian D
    06 November 2016

    Nice area needs a little better maintenance.
    Not too many loud people
    Restrooms are always covered in bugs inside because no one shuts the toilet lids.

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  • Kyle Brooks
    29 July 2016

    Nice large mowed field to camp right by your car, but also has nice sites in the forest that require a short hike to get to. Quiet with vault toilets and a water spicket.

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  • Ryan Mathes
    18 July 2016

    We went down one of the trails which hadn't been well maintained by KDWPT; there were definite grooves from truck traffic but the area was very overgrown. We managed to get back to a gem of a campsite which was worth it. Bring a lot of bug spray and water, there's plenty of chiggers, mosquitos, and ticks along the way.

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