Positioned between the cross-timbered Chautauqua Hills to the east and the grasslands of the Flint Hills to the west, Fall River State Park provides a remarkable variety of landscape and wildlife for the outdoor enthusiast. Eighty-four hundred acres of wildlife area and 2,500 surface acres of water complement the facilities in the 900-acre state park. In the spring, white bass runs up Fall River can be excellent. Some facilities available at Fall River State Park include boat ramps, a fitness trail, improved campsites, and modern sanitary facilities. Both developed and undeveloped campsites are also available.

• Go canoeing: Canoeists can rent their vessels in Eureka or use their own and put in where Kansas Highway 99 crosses Fall River, at the north end of the wildlife area.