Cabins
Kanopolis Wyatt Earp cabin
Kanopolis State Park is offering six deluxe cabins as a year-round alternative camping opportunity. These are especially beneficial for individuals who enjoy the park experience but would rather not “rough it.” The cabins feature easy access to the reservoir’s fishing, boating, water-skiing, etc. opportunities. They are also close to Smoky Hill Wildlife Area which offers excellent hunting opportunities in the area. The Arapaho cabin is partially handicap accessible; the Cheyenne cabin is not handicap accessible, having only steps, and the remainder of the cabins are fully handicap accessible.
Our cabins are arranged in the following order from east to west in the Little Bluestem Cabin Area of the Langley Point Area (South Shore) of the state park:
- ARAPAHO
Kanopolis Arapaho Cabin
- CHEYENNE
Kanopolis Cheyenne cabin
- BAT MASTERSON
Kanopolis Bat Masterson cabin
- BILL DOOLIN
Kanopolis Bill Doolin cabin
- BUFFALO BILL
Kanopolis Buffalo Bill cabin
- WYATT EARP
Kanopolis Wyatt Earp cabin
One of the cabin bedrooms at Kanopolis
Each cabin is heated/air-conditioned, sleeps five to six people (one full-size bed, a full-size futon, a pull-down--“Murphy-type" twin-size bed and a couch), comes with a full kitchen (refrigerator, stove, microwave, dishes, pots, pans and
Kanopolis cabin kitchen
coffee pot), as well as table and chairs. Beds are fitted with mattresses only; you will need to bring your own bedding (full size sheets), pillows, soap, shampoo and towels. There is no television, and no internet or telephone hookups. Check in times are after 2 p.m. and check out times are at noon everyday, year-round.
Kanopolis cabins-view of the lake from the cabins
Exterior amenities include a picnic table, fire ring, water hydrant and an excellent view of the lake. Please clean the cabins before you check-out and leave them as you found them for the next visitors. We invite you to write in the journal located in the cabin and tell us and the next visitors where you are from and about the Kanopolis State Park experience you had. (Please keep it “G” rated). Pets are not allowed in cabins. Smoking is not allowed.
Reservations are accepted via telephone, on the internet at http://www.reserveamerica.com , or in person at our office on a first come, first served basis. Prices are subject to change.
- $95.00/day in-season (April through September) weekend rates
- $85.00/day off-season (October through March) weekend rates
- $75.00/day Sunday through Thursday year-round
- Weekly rates are $450.00 in-season and $375.00 off-season (7 consecutive nights)
We are now able to accept reservations for up to one year in advance. You may make reservations by going online at https://www.reserveamerica.com. All online reservations require payment by credit card. Telephone reservations require payment by credit card for the total rental fee plus a non-refundable reservation fee. In addition, a daily vehicle permit is required unless the renter has a current annual vehicle permit. Cabin renters shall be responsible for full payment of any damages incurred during length of stay. You must be 18 or older to reserve and rent a cabin. Our cabins have keyless locks. You must call the park office at leasttwo daysprior to your arrival date to receive your key code.
Cancellations: the cabin reservation fee is non-refundable. Cancellation of cabin reservation 30 days or more prior to arrival date results in a refund of fees paid, except for the reservation fee. Cancellation of cabin 29 days or less to 5 days prior to arrival date results in a refund of fees paid minus a one night rental fee and the reservation fee.Cancellation of cabin reservation 4 days or less prior to arrival or after the arrival date will result in all fees being forfeited.