Visit Maramec Spring Park
Hours and Fees
Hours and Fees for Maramec Spring Park. The hours of operation vary throughout the season. Please check here for information on park operation and entree fees.
Fishing
Once you go fishing at Maramec Springs, you’ll keep coming back! Our beautiful spring is filled with rainbow trout, stocked daily by the Missouri Department of Conservation. Trout season starts March 1st until October 31.
Camping
Camping along the picturesque Meramec River, where its tranquil waters meander through lush landscapes, just before merging with the sparkling, crystal-clear streams of Maramec Spring is the ultimate camping experience. Escape to nature. Our serene campground boasts over 100 well-maintained campsites nestled beneath a canopy of towering, mature trees, offering the perfect blend of comfort and rustic charm. Whether you’re an avid adventurer or a family seeking a peaceful retreat, our campground caters to all.
Maramec Spring
Maramec spring is the fifth largest in Missouri, and pumps 100 million gallons of fresh water a day!
Maramec Museum
While you’re at Maramec Springs, visit our museum that features the regions nature and rich history. Do you wonder what the ironwork ruins used to look like during production? Visit the Maramec Museum of Natural and Cultural History.
Hiking
There are currently 2 trails in Maramec Spring Park. Leather Britches Trail and Ballhooter Loop.
Nestled in the heart of Missouri’s scenic Ozarks, Maramec Spring Park offers an unforgettable hiking experience for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Spanning 1,860 acres, the park is home to Missouri’s fifth-largest spring, which produces an impressive 100 million gallons of water daily.
Pick N Shovel Cafe
Refuel with a fulfilling meal at the Pick N Shovel Cafe at the entrance to Maramec Spring Park. Start your day with a delicious breakfast or savor a leisurely lunch amidst the natural beauty of Maramec Spring Park
Historic Drive and Cemetery
Explore the Historic Drive and Cemetery while at Maramec Spring Park. Take a scenic drive along the historic Stringtown Road, explore and hike around the old Maramec Iron Mine, and visit the Maramec Village Cemetery. Learn about the Trail of Tears.
Wildlife Viewing
The wildlife viewing at Maramec Spring Park is fabulous. The Park is a haven for wildlife, offering visitors a chance to connect with nature and observe a diverse array of species in their natural habitat. The park is home to an abundance of wildlife, including woodpeckers, whitetail deer, bald eagles, wild turkeys, owls, raccoons, red foxes, and great blue herons.
Playground and Ball Courts
Explore other recreational amenities at Maramec Springs Park, including a playground, basketball court, and tennis court for visitors to enjoy year-round.
Rent A Picnic Shelter
Rent a picnic shelter at Maramec Spring Park to create that unforgettable group activity. You can reserve one of our seven spacious shelters, ideal for gatherings of up to 70 people. Each shelter is equipped with water and electric hookups, and some include nearby restrooms for added convenience.
Restroom Facilities
Restroom facilities are located throughout Maramec Spring Park ensuring accessibility for all our guests.
Reccomended by;
Visit MO, Missouri Division of Tourism
https://www.visitmo.com/things-to-do/maramec-spring-park-2
Trip Advisor
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g44879-d274439-Reviews-Maramec_Spring_Park-Saint_James_Missouri.html
Yelp
https://www.yelp.com/biz/maramec-spring-park-saint-james
KRCG 13
https://krcgtv.com/features/road-tripping/enjoy-a-variety-of-activities-at-maramec-spring-park
Planned Spontaneity, A blog about hiking around the mid-west.
https://plannedspontaneityhiking.com/2015/12/13/maramec-spring-park-missouri/
Were Not In Kansas Any More, a travel blog.
https://www.werenotinkansasanymore.com/maramec-spring-park/