| Berry Bend Trail Harry S. Truman Reservoir |
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Location:
Henry, St. Clair, & Benton Counties
Trail Manager:
Berry Bend Equestrian Campground
Rt. 2, Box 29A
Warsaw, MO 65355
Phone:
660-438-7317
Website:
www.nwk.usace.army.mil/harryst/hst_htm
Henry, St. Clair, & Benton Counties
Trail Manager:
Berry Bend Equestrian Campground
Rt. 2, Box 29A
Warsaw, MO 65355
Phone:
660-438-7317
Website:
www.nwk.usace.army.mil/harryst/hst_htm
Directions:
From Sedalia, take Hwy 65 south for about 30 miles to Hwy 7 in Warsaw, turn north.
Drive 6 miles to Hwy Z, turn west again and go 2.8 miles to Berry Bend Ave. Turn left.
Follow road 1.6 miles to campground entrance on the left. Day use trailhead is 0.2 of
a mile further on Berry Bend Ave. to the right.
GPS Co-ordinates:
Campground: N38.12559, W-93.30365
Day Use Trailhead: N38.12674, W-93.30592
Trailer Parking:
Campground: Extensive
Day Use Trailhead: Moderate
Trail Maps:
Yes, available at the campground or call the above phone number.
I'll have a map online as soon as I can.
Miles of Trails:
37 miles of multiple loops.
Season:
Campground open year round.
Trails closed during firearms deer season.
Fees:
Campground fees:
Primitive: $12.00 to $14.00
Full hook up: $16.00 to $18.00
No day use fees.
Equestrian Camping:
64 primitive and 24 electric sites available.
First come, first served, or reservations accepted online at: www.ReserveUSA.com
Day Use Parking is not allowed in the Campground. If you're only riding for the day, please
park in the Day Use Trailhead Parking Lot.
Trail Notes:
The west trail is 12 miles long, and is much more challenging with steep, rocky terrain.
The east trail is 25 miles long and is more level. The upper trail is flagged blue, the
shoreline trail is flagged orange, and the connecting trails between the two are flagged
white. The connecting trails allow you to vary the length of your ride. This trail is
becoming eroded, rocky, and confusing. There are mile markers along the trail. In the
summer, these trails can get quite overgrown and tick infested. This trail would probably
benefit from somebody adopting it. If interested, please call the office to see if you can
adopt it.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking Water: Available, but you may want to bring your own because it smells like sulfur.
Water for horses: The lake.
Laundry & Shower Facilities: Available mid April thru mid Oct.
Other Facilities:
Campground: Outhouses, picnic tables, trash cans, fire rings, playground, and dump
station. Corrals at sites 8, 14, 19, 25, and 87. Overhead ties at most of the rest.
Day Use Trailhead: Outhouses, trash cans, pavilion, hitch rail, and water hydrant.
Other Activities:
Hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, and boating.
Other Services:
Car Care, Feed & Tack: Warsaw, about 9 miles east
A trail side grocery is close by.
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Limited to moderate.
911 service is available.
Benton County Sheriff: 1-660-438-5252
Hospital: Golden Valley Memorial
North Clinton
1-816-885-5511
Veterinarian: The campground office has a list.
From Sedalia, take Hwy 65 south for about 30 miles to Hwy 7 in Warsaw, turn north.
Drive 6 miles to Hwy Z, turn west again and go 2.8 miles to Berry Bend Ave. Turn left.
Follow road 1.6 miles to campground entrance on the left. Day use trailhead is 0.2 of
a mile further on Berry Bend Ave. to the right.
GPS Co-ordinates:
Campground: N38.12559, W-93.30365
Day Use Trailhead: N38.12674, W-93.30592
Trailer Parking:
Campground: Extensive
Day Use Trailhead: Moderate
Trail Maps:
Yes, available at the campground or call the above phone number.
I'll have a map online as soon as I can.
Miles of Trails:
37 miles of multiple loops.
Season:
Campground open year round.
Trails closed during firearms deer season.
Fees:
Campground fees:
Primitive: $12.00 to $14.00
Full hook up: $16.00 to $18.00
No day use fees.
Equestrian Camping:
64 primitive and 24 electric sites available.
First come, first served, or reservations accepted online at: www.ReserveUSA.com
Day Use Parking is not allowed in the Campground. If you're only riding for the day, please
park in the Day Use Trailhead Parking Lot.
Trail Notes:
The west trail is 12 miles long, and is much more challenging with steep, rocky terrain.
The east trail is 25 miles long and is more level. The upper trail is flagged blue, the
shoreline trail is flagged orange, and the connecting trails between the two are flagged
white. The connecting trails allow you to vary the length of your ride. This trail is
becoming eroded, rocky, and confusing. There are mile markers along the trail. In the
summer, these trails can get quite overgrown and tick infested. This trail would probably
benefit from somebody adopting it. If interested, please call the office to see if you can
adopt it.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking Water: Available, but you may want to bring your own because it smells like sulfur.
Water for horses: The lake.
Laundry & Shower Facilities: Available mid April thru mid Oct.
Other Facilities:
Campground: Outhouses, picnic tables, trash cans, fire rings, playground, and dump
station. Corrals at sites 8, 14, 19, 25, and 87. Overhead ties at most of the rest.
Day Use Trailhead: Outhouses, trash cans, pavilion, hitch rail, and water hydrant.
Other Activities:
Hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, and boating.
Other Services:
Car Care, Feed & Tack: Warsaw, about 9 miles east
A trail side grocery is close by.
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Limited to moderate.
911 service is available.
Benton County Sheriff: 1-660-438-5252
Hospital: Golden Valley Memorial
North Clinton
1-816-885-5511
Veterinarian: The campground office has a list.
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