Missouri Headwaters State Park
Fee required
Wheelchair accessible
A historical landmark and state park where the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers converge to form the Missouri River, offering hiking, boating, camping, and historical insights into the Lewis and Clark expedition and Sacagawea.

📜 Historic state park at the confluence of the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers, forming the Missouri River.
🔍 Site of Lewis and Clark expedition and Sacagawea's capture.

Why Go

🏞️ Explore over 500 acres of scenic beauty
🚶‍♀️ Enjoy hiking, boating, fishing, and camping
📚 Discover rich history of Lewis and Clark expedition
🦅 Observe abundant wildlife and lush vegetation

Why Avoid

💰 Entrance fees apply for non-residents

Tips

🏕️ Campsites and tipis available for reservation
🐎 Horse use restricted to specific months and days
🐾 Pets allowed

Cost

💰 Non-resident vehicle day use $8, walk-in $4. Campsites $4-$34, tipis $30-$42.

Hours

🕒 Park open all year. Campsites have seasonal availability.

Toilets

🚽 Flush and vault toilets available.

Parking

🅿️ Auto, boat trailer, and bus/RV parking available.

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