Echo Bluff State Park
About Echo Bluff State Park
Echo Bluff State Park is a year-round outdoor destination that allows visitors to create new memories as they experience all the Ozarks have to offer. Visitors of all ages can fill their days with floating, hiking, swimming or fishing. Stay in the lodge, rent a cabin or choose between primitive and full-service campsites. Echo Bluff is the largest sheer bluff feature of the property. Made of Eminence dolomite, the bluff has been cut by water into concavity, creating a stunning effect. Just below this geologic wonder is Sinking Creek, a crystal-clear Ozarks stream that serves as the second-largest tributary to the Current River. From the park's lodge, guests will be able to enjoy this one-of-a-kind stunning panorama.
When to visit
The best time to visit Echo Bluff State Park in Missouri is in the fall, around September to October, when the foliage is stunning and the weather is mild.
Most popular: September - October
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Location
Getting There
Echo Bluff State Park is located in Eminence, southwest of St. Louis along Highway 19.
