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Barclay Conservation Area

Lebanon, Missouri

Welcome to Barclay Conservation Area located on the banks of the Niangua River in Lebanon, Missouri. This nature preserve was first established in 1996 and protects over a mile and a half of riverbanks as well as oak hickory uplands, dolomite glade communities, river bottom forest, and clear running springs.

Fishing and Hunting: Many anglers come to Barlcay Conservation Area for black bass, catfish, rock bass, suckers, sunfish, and trout. When in season hunters come here for bear, deer, rabbit, squirrel, and wild turkey. Come out and try your luck.

To contact the park office please call 417-895-6880.

426.20 acresabout 320 football fields
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Acreage426.20
Managed byState of Missouri
AddressBarclay Spring Road, Lebanon, MO 65536
Coordinates37.793340, -92.867033
Websitenone on file
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