TOPEKA (KSNT) – Some Kansas campgrounds are temporarily closed this summer due to the aftereffects of recent rainfall.
The Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) reports on its newly created Recreation Operational Status website that several campgrounds across Kansas are not accessible this month due to high water levels. The Tulsa District of the USACE published a list of the campgrounds which are temporarily closed due to flooding.
The closures come alongside other recreational shutdowns the USACE announced earlier this year that went into effect on May 15 due to a staffing shortage. Many parts of Kansas recently received large amounts of rainfall which have raised the water levels at some reservoirs maintained by USACE staff.
The Tulsa District of the USACE published a new list of recreational closures on June 23 that include areas which are closed due to high water and staffing issues. The full list of impacted reservoirs is below:
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