Camping User Fees Camping use fees are charged by the Corps of Engineers in Stockdale and Tuttle Creek Cove Parks. Stockdale Park East has showers, access and circulatory roads, a trailer dump station, visitor protection, designated tent or trailer spaces, refuse containers and potable water. There are no utility hookups. Stockdale Park East has 12 campsites. Stockdale Park West has vault toilets, access roads, a picnic shelter, fire rings and grill, refuse containers, and visitor protection.
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Tuttle Creek Cove Park has flush restrooms, access and circulatory roads, visitor protection, designated tent or trailer spaces, refuse containers and potable water. There are no utility hook-ups. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks charges camping user fees in each of its four state park units at Tuttle Creek Lake. The Golden Access Passport is issued to persons who are blind or permanently disabled. The passport also provides a 50 percent discount on Corps of Engineers' use fees.