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Cuivre River State Park

678 MO-147, Troy, MO 63379, USA

Overview

Category:Kayaking for Kids
Location:St. Louis, MO

What People Say

What's Great

  • Spacious play areas (mentioned in 4 reviews)

Areas for Improvement

  • Parking can be challenging (mentioned in 5 reviews)

Detailed Insights

Rating Breakdown

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Perfect for Age Groups

  • Toddlers (1-3 years)
  • Preschoolers (4-6 years)

Best Times to Visit

  • Morning hours (less crowded)
  • Weekends can be busy

Most Mentioned Positives

great (2)perfect (1)love (1)

Accessibility Features

ramp

Recent Reviews

Luke Stigers

Luke Stigers

a month ago

Had a great time and a good hike. Went while the leaves weren't out yet, but the air was crisp and clean. We found one tick between the three humans and one dog. Not too bad for being outside for a couple hours. Dogs are allowed on a leash in Missouri state parks, which is really nice.

Loribeth Barden

Loribeth Barden

6 months ago

My family enjoyed three days of camping at Cuivre River State Park. Our stay here was absolutely perfect. The park was well maintained and the archery range was a huge highlight of our trip. We were happy to find that the campfire pits had grates for cooking. Those were extremely useful and a nice surprise!

Luke Gorski

Luke Gorski

a week ago

Lots of hiking to do here. I did the full 21 miles, and it was more interesting than the large loop at Lake Of The Ozarks State Park. Lots of little stream crossings and valleys, and the water was really clear. The lake and the bluff are also nice. They should add a trail at the south end of the park east-to-west though. My first segment was 1.5 miles along the road.

Jay S

Jay S

6 months ago

Great state park, close to home. Camping area is well maintained, well monitored, peaceful and quiet, just as camping should be. Tons of trails for hiking are available as well as Lincoln Lake where you can fish, swim at the beach and rent kayaks. Boat ramps are available for smaller boats. Just a ton to explore at this park.

Tim Lundahl

Tim Lundahl

a year ago

I took an early morning hike on a cool April Saturday. Early spring wildflowers were beginning to bloom on the forest floor (Dutchman’s breeches, blue and yellow violets, trout lilies and others). And I had this part of the park all to myself- lovely! Restrooms were not opened for the season (at least in the picnic area / trailhead where I was parked), so 4/5 stars.

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Quick Stats

Overall Rating
4.6
Total Reviews1716
Recent Reviews5