The lake provides a variety of recreational opportunities. The Wellington Lake Dam Project was constructed in 1993. It increased the
Lake's surface area by 50%. The Lake has 1100 acres of surface water and 5 miles of shoreline. Channel Cat, Flathead, Crappie, Walleye,
Saugeye, Largemouth and Wiper have done well in the Lake. The Lake offers electric and water hook-ups. There is also a one mile mowed
nature trail for hiking, a well-lit handicap-accessible fishing pier, covered picnic areas with grills, two shower/restroom facilities,
a swimming area with a beach, three large boat ramps and they even offer duck blinds for rent in the Fall.
All persons desiring to use the Wellington Lake Recreational Area for any purpose other than sightseeing, shall first obtain a Recreation
Permit for their vehicle.
*PICNICING
Picnicing shall be permitted in all areas which are safe and suitable and in shelter houses with purchase of Recreation Permit. Picnic tables and shelter houses are available for use on a first come first serve basis. No advance reservations shall be made. All picnicers*SWIMMING
Swimming shall be permitted in the beach area located in the southwest corner of the lake and marked by buoys. When buoys are not in place, no swimming will be permitted. Swimming may be restricted when the waters of the lake are for any reason unsafe for swimmers. A Recreation*ARCHERY
The sport of archery, whether for purposes of practice, competition or otherwise, shall not be permitted without specific written authority from the City of Wellington. Such authority shall not be granted unless adequate insurance coverage is provided to protect the City as well*CAMPING
Camping shall be permitted in those parts of the lake which are designated, marked and posted. Primitive camping will be permitted in areas designated but will not be permitted in camping areas serviced by electricity. No advance reservations will be made. Any person desiring to set up camp shall first pay the Lake Supervisor the appropriate camping fee. No camp site may be occupied by the same person*BOATING
The operation of boats shall be permitted at all times except as designated by Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks as seasons for the hunting of waterfowl, game birds and animals in Sumner County, Kansas.This generally runs from October through March. During hunting season, boats propelled only by human power and boats with trolling motors may be used with extreme caution for the purpose of placing or removing decoys and blinds. Hydroplanes, aeropropellers and houseboats shall not be permitted.
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