📜 Public recreation area in St. Charles County, Missouri, where the Missouri and Mississippi rivers meet.
🔍 Encompasses 1,121 acres of shoreline and bottomland, part of the Mississippi Flyway.
🏞️ Managed by Missouri Department of Natural Resources, aiming to restore natural floodplain.
🌊 Witness the unique confluence of two mighty rivers
🦅 Excellent birdwatching, especially waterfowl and raptors
🚶 Easy quarter-mile walk to the confluence point
🗺️ Explore a historically significant site for the Lewis and Clark Expedition
⚠️ Park may close during high water conditions, especially in spring
🚗 Four miles of dirt roads lead to the park, car may get dirty
📞 Check park status for closures before visiting, particularly in spring.
💰 Free admission.
🕒 Open year-round.
Short, easy walk from a parking lot on compacted gravel.
Partially wheelchair accessible.
Pets on leash allowed.
🚶♀️ Trails for walking and biking
🎣 Fishing for carp, buffalo, catfish, and drum
ℹ️ Interpretive kiosks available
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