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The Kansas State Parks Passport will expire when the vehicle registration expires a year later. Kansas residents (except seniors and persons with disabilities) and owners of vehicles not registered in Kansas who buy their park vehicle permits at a KDWP office or vendor will have to pay the regular price for annual and daily permits.
- Park Fees
Camping Fees - A camping permit is required in addition to...
- Park Fees
1 kwi 2012 · Camping Fees - A camping permit is required in addition to the motor vehicle permit for overnight stays. All daily camping permits expire at 2:00 p.m. Prime site fee applies to designated sites from April 1 - September 30.
2 gru 2020 · A senior pass for state parks isn’t the only way to save on camping fees. Another great option for the senior camping crowd is the “America the Beautiful” Senior Pass . This awesome little card can be had for $20 annually or $80 for a lifetime pass, and is available to U.S. citizens ages 62 and up.
9 lis 2023 · Beginning December 1, 2023, the following annual permits for Kansas State Parks will go on sale online, at state park offices and at license vendor locations: Annual Vehicle Permit – $25. Annual Vehicle Permit (Senior/Disabled Kansas Resident) – $13.75.
State park passes for seniors provide a cost-effective and convenient way for elderly individuals to explore and enjoy the great outdoors. With these passes, seniors have access to a variety of state parks, along with discounts on fees and special benefits tailored to their needs.
Count on the Sunflower State if you love to camp, go RVing or catch a nap in a cabin. Whether it’s an overnighter or an extended stay, you’ll be amazed at the year-round options Kansas state parks, state fishing lakes and wildlife areas have to offer. From “primitive” tent campsites to utility sites for RVs, there are abundant ...
The Kansas State Parks Passport is a way for Kansas residents to buy an annual park permit at a reduced price and with the convenience of buying it when they register their vehicles.
