The Perry State Park is a state park and recreation area in Ozawkie, Kansas. It is located 20 miles out of Topeka.

Established in 1968, the Perry State Park features the Perry Reservoir. It measures 12,500 acres that is perfect for water recreation. It also has a neighboring 11,000 acre wildlife area, making it ideal for wildlife viewing and bird watching.

Aside from these, the 1597-acre Perry State Park is also ideal for boating, camping, fishing, RVing, picnicking, and swimming. Hunting is also popularly enjoyed under specific regulations. The site is also equipped with an extensive 40 mile trail system that is ideal for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. The park also opened their cabins for the 2011 camping season. Reservations may be needed to snag one of these facilities.