Echo Bluff State Park

Echo Bluff State Park is a 476-acre public recreation area in Missouri along Sinking Creek, named for the towering bluff beside the stream. The park occupies the former Camp Zoe, a children's summer camp opened in 1929, linking the site’s newer role to earlier recreational use. Missouri acquired the property in 2013 at federal auction, later added more land, and carried out a major redevelopment that included a lodge, cabins, campgrounds, pavilions, a playground, road improvements, and a new bridge. Opened to the public on July 30, 2016, the park offers trails, overnight lodging, an event shelter, and an amphitheater built around its dramatic Ozark setting.

Missouri · United States