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Since completion in 1927, this 92-acre impoundment has been managed primarily for the recreational angler. The lake has been well developed over the years and has become an attraction for the vacationing or weekend camper/angler. Camp sites are primitive with no charge to camp. Water is available at the south restroom. The lake is well noted for its panfish and channel catfish fisheries, and receives heavy fishing pressure for a lake its size.
Recreational activities at Neosho State Lake have evolved primarily around fishing, camping and wildlife observations. The lake has three sites designated for primitive camping, 18 fishing piers, one cement ramp, three walking trails, two vault toilets, and one shelter house.
Reservations must be made for overnight camping at the shelter house. A flat rate required fee of $26 is required for reservations and reservations can be made by calling 620-449-2539. If you are wanting to reserve the shelter house you are encouraged to make your reservations at least two weeks prior to when you are wanting to make your reservation.
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