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Location:
St. Louis County
Trail Manager:
Dept. of Natural Resources
P.O. Box 176
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone:
1-636-227-4433
Website:
www.mostateparks.com
St. Louis County
Trail Manager:
Dept. of Natural Resources
P.O. Box 176
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone:
1-636-227-4433
Website:
www.mostateparks.com
Directions:
From St. Louis, take I-44 west to Hwy 109 and turn right. Drive 5.5 miles on Hwy
109 to Manchester Road, turn right. Drive 3 miles to Keifer Creek Road and turn right
again. Follow Keifer Creek Road 4 miles to the entrance. The trailhead parking lot is
just a little further on the right. This is a suburban park, so traffic on the way there can
be heavy at times.
GPS Coordinates:
Castlewood State Park: N38.54727, W-90.54401
Miles of Trails:
4.5 miles of multiple loops.
Trailer Parking:
Moderate.
Trail Maps:.
Simple Color Map
Season:
Year-round.
No hunting allowed here except special managed hunts.
Fees:
No day use fees.
Equine Camping:
Not allowed.
Trail Notes:
This trail system has two trails, Grotpeter Trail and Lone Wolf Trail. The Grotpeter
trail is a hilly trail that passes through shady woods. The trail is heavily used so your
biggest caution is to watch out for other trail users. Lone Wolf Trail is a small loop
to the south of Grotpeter Trail and the only other hazard you have to negotiate on it is
creek crossings.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking water: Yes, available in the park.
Water for horses: Creeks and Ponds.
Other Facilities:
There are bar-b-que pits, picnic tables, hitching rails, trash cans, and toilets.
Other Activities:
Hiking, fishing, canoeing, picnicking, & mountain bike riding.
Other Services:
Car care, groceries, & restaurants: Manchester, about 4 miles north.
Tack & Feed: West County Feed
Wildwood, about 12 miles N.W.
1-636-458-5474
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Excellent.
St. Louis County Sheriff: 1-314-615-4724
Hospital: St. John's Medical Center
St. Louis
1-314-569-6000
Veterinarian: Fox Creek Veterinarian Hospital
Wildwood
1-636-451-5237
From St. Louis, take I-44 west to Hwy 109 and turn right. Drive 5.5 miles on Hwy
109 to Manchester Road, turn right. Drive 3 miles to Keifer Creek Road and turn right
again. Follow Keifer Creek Road 4 miles to the entrance. The trailhead parking lot is
just a little further on the right. This is a suburban park, so traffic on the way there can
be heavy at times.
GPS Coordinates:
Castlewood State Park: N38.54727, W-90.54401
Miles of Trails:
4.5 miles of multiple loops.
Trailer Parking:
Moderate.
Trail Maps:.
Simple Color Map
Season:
Year-round.
No hunting allowed here except special managed hunts.
Fees:
No day use fees.
Equine Camping:
Not allowed.
Trail Notes:
This trail system has two trails, Grotpeter Trail and Lone Wolf Trail. The Grotpeter
trail is a hilly trail that passes through shady woods. The trail is heavily used so your
biggest caution is to watch out for other trail users. Lone Wolf Trail is a small loop
to the south of Grotpeter Trail and the only other hazard you have to negotiate on it is
creek crossings.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking water: Yes, available in the park.
Water for horses: Creeks and Ponds.
Other Facilities:
There are bar-b-que pits, picnic tables, hitching rails, trash cans, and toilets.
Other Activities:
Hiking, fishing, canoeing, picnicking, & mountain bike riding.
Other Services:
Car care, groceries, & restaurants: Manchester, about 4 miles north.
Tack & Feed: West County Feed
Wildwood, about 12 miles N.W.
1-636-458-5474
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Excellent.
St. Louis County Sheriff: 1-314-615-4724
Hospital: St. John's Medical Center
St. Louis
1-314-569-6000
Veterinarian: Fox Creek Veterinarian Hospital
Wildwood
1-636-451-5237
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| *Trail Alert: Entire park & all trails are closed due to flooding damage. |
