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Montauk State Park
Offering a casual, relaxed vibe, this park is shady, green and ideal for families and anglers.
Located by the Current River, this small park is a great choice for a chilled-out family break. Dedicated hiking and biking trails allow for some fun, gentle exercise.
The scenery of green trees, rushing rivers, and lakes offer some amazing photo opportunities. There are picnic areas and outdoor grills scattered through the park for mealtimes.
The park also offers excellent angling, with rainbow and brown trout being the main attractions. Keep in mind that you'll need a permit for fishing. You should also find out in advance if there's a catch-and-release policy in effect.
When it's time to set up camp, there are four sites to choose from. Each has a mix of bookable and first-come, first-served spaces. Loop One is the most basic, while the special family sites offer full electricity hookups.
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Located by the Current River, this small park is a great choice for a chilled-out family break. Dedicated hiking and biking trails allow for some fun, gentle exercise.
The scenery of green trees, rushing rivers, and lakes offer some amazing photo opportunities. There are picnic areas and outdoor grills scattered through the park for mealtimes.
The park also offers excellent angling, with rainbow and brown trout being the main attractions. Keep in mind that you'll need a permit for fishing. You should also find out in advance if there's a catch-and-release policy in effect.
When it's time to set up camp, there are four sites to choose from. Each has a mix of bookable and first-come, first-served spaces. Loop One is the most basic, while the special family sites offer full electricity hookups.
Some campgrounds only offer a full range of services in peak season, March through October. There's also motel rooms and cabins to rent from the park, for a more luxurious stay.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Montauk State Park
Montauk Campground boasts hiking trails that will take you around the scenic Pigeon Creek basin, tours of a historic mill built in 1896, and beautiful scenery, but the true destination at Montauk State Park is premier trout-fishing—one of the best in the Midwest. The campgrounds are located an easy distance from St. Louis, and the park’s waters ar Read more...
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