Rock Bridge Memorial State Park
Columbia, Missouri
Missouri's beautiful Rock Bridge Memorial State Park is dominated by a unique limestone bedrock that is known as karst, which means an area rich in caves and sinkholes. Rock Bridge itself is a natural rock formation and not a manmade structure. This park was also the site of the first paper mill west of the Mississippi River which was built in 1834. It was also once a whiskey distillery in 1847. The land first became a state park in 1967.
Camping: All the campsites at Rock Bridge Memorial State Park are primitive. There is no electricity or water.
To contact the office please call 573-449-7402.
2,272.00 acresabout two and two thirds Central Parks
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Acreage2,272.00
Managed byState of Missouri
Address5901 South Highway 163, Columbia, MO 65203
Coordinates38.876067, -92.319489
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