Nestled in the Solomon River Valley of northcentral Kansas, Webster State Park is split between the north and south shores of Webster Reservoir. An amphitheater, playgrounds, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, and a nature trail offer a wide variety of recreational opportunities. Annaul events include fishing derbies and Webster Fun Days, a festival complete with mud and sand volleyball tournaments, a sand sculpture contest, nature programs, and more. The wildlife area and reservoir also provide good hunting and fishing. The stilling basin below Webster Dam is outfitted with an

accessible ramp and pier designed to provide barrier-free fishing for trout (during the fall and winter), bass, catfish, and many other species. The fishing forecast for the reservoir lists wipers and black bass as very good to excellent, crappie and bluegill as very good, channel catfish, flathead catfish and walleye as fair for the 1999 season.

• Attend a Webster Fun Day, an annual event.