Posted in Kansas
August 19, 2018
The Underrated Sandy Beach In Kansas You Absolutely Need To Visit
It’s sadly reality that Kansas is miles and miles away from the closest ocean. However, that doesn’t mean that there’s no hope for those of us who want to experience a relaxing day by the water. This lake in particular has a great sandy beach area for you to enjoy and even build on. Why not spend a day at this beautiful lake with your toes in the sand? It’s only a drive away.
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The wildlife area encompasses about 13 thousand acres of land, and Waconda Lake itself is 12 thousand acres.
Whether you're here for a day or a week, you'll find that its the perfect blend between empty and populated. You've got people to talk to, but plenty of space to be alone.
Spending the day at the lake isn't as cool as the ocean, but we've got everything you need for a great time at our version of a beach.
This white sand beach along the lakeside is the perfect place to relax, play, or construct something while the water laps the shore.
At least the waves won't wash it away! However, most of the beach area is rocky, and full of little lizards and toads that like to stay just out of reach. The sand is only part of this amazing lake!
After all, there's nothing a Kansan loves more than our wind, our sunsets, and a day full of adventure.
Glen Elder is located at . It’s northwest of Salina, right next to Cawker City and the giant ball of twine!
If you love time at the lake, you’ll want to make sure that your favorite spot isn’t contaminated right now. Check out our piece on these slimy Kansas lakes and which ones to avoid!
