Echo Bluff State Park

Echo Bluff State Park extends across 476 acres of land with limestone cliffs rising above Sinking Creek in the Missouri Ozarks region.

The land transformed from Camp Zoe, a summer camp established in 1929, into a state park through a federal auction purchase in 2013.

The park includes a 50-seat amphitheater that hosts educational programs about local wildlife, geology, and natural resources throughout the year.

Visitors can stay at Betty Lea Lodge, thirteen family cabins, or Timbuktu Campground, with dining options available at Creekside Grill restaurant.

The park required a 52 million dollar investment to construct modern facilities while preserving the natural features of the Ozark landscape.

Location: Newton Township

Inception: 2013

Website: https://mostateparks.com/park/echo-bluff-state-park

GPS coordinates: 37.31139,-91.40611

Latest update: May 13, 2025 17:36