Eleven Point State Park

Eleven Point State Park is a protected area in the Ozark region spanning over 4,000 acres along the Eleven Point River. The landscape is shaped by limestone bluffs and clear water, with diverse forests and grasslands throughout.

The area was established as a protected park in 2016 by Missouri's Department of Natural Resources on the former grounds of Pigman Ranch near Riverton. This conversion from private land to public park was part of Missouri's effort to expand its network of nature reserves.

The park demonstrates Missouri's commitment to protecting river valleys and gives visitors a chance to experience the natural beauty of the Ozark region. People come here to understand how water, forests, and wildlife connect in this part of the state.

The park is still being developed, so visitor facilities are opening gradually. Check ahead for current hours and available activities since trails and amenities are still being constructed.

The area is known for its springs and underground waterways, which are typical of the karst geology found in the Ozarks. These geological features create underground channels that shape the river system in fascinating ways.

Location: Missouri

Inception: 2016

Website: https://mostateparks.com/park/eleven-point-state-park

GPS coordinates: 36.61682,-91.17421

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:48