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Fun Recreation Areas
There is plenty to do in and around Marshall, Missouri. Check out
this list and get some ideas for your next weekend adventure:
Indoor Recreation
Salt Fork YMCA
740 E. Yerby St. Marshall, MO
660-886-9622
Opportunity awaits to spend leisure time having fun while exercising improving health and wellness. Enjoy the kids gym, indoor pool, gym, fitness area or participate in an aerobics class.
Galaxy Hotwheels Skate Center
1665 W. Santa Fe Trail Marshall, MO
660-886-8258
Holiday Lanes Bowling
1155 Santa Fe Trail Marshall, MO
660-886-3494
Outdoor Recreation
Hole Lotta Fun Mini Golf
760 S. Odell Marshall, MO
660-886-3080
Stone Hedge Golf Club (semi-private)
2760 Cypress Dr. Marshall, MO
660-886-4653
Golf & Fitness Warehouse Driving Range
3911 S. Odell Marshall, MO
660-886-5940
Indian Foothills Park
1510 E. Eastwood St Marshall, MO
660-886-7128
The City of Marshall and Saline County are truly fortunate to have wonderful
park facilities available on the 325 acres of Indian Foothills Park. Included
within the park are the aquatic center, golf course, disk golf course, shelters, baseball fields, softball fields, volleyball courts, and much more!
Marshall Habilitation Center Lake
Just off Hwy 240 E. on LIncoln Street Marshall, MO
660-886-7016
12 Acre lake with three shelter houses, handicapped accessible fishing
dock, gravel boat ramp and nature trail.
Nearby Recreation
Arrow Rock Quilt Camp
Brown Chapel Arrow Rock, MO
660-837-3442
Each day students learn from a different teacher in a round robin style.
All instructions, kits and patterns are furnished for each day.
Arrow Rock State Historic Site and Campground
PO Box 1 Arrow Rock, MO
Campground area 1/2 mile south of Arrow Rock on Highway 41.
660-837-3330
1-877-422-6766 Campground Reservations
EMAIL
47 campsites, 35 electric hook ups, 12 basics, modern showers, 1.5 mile hiking trail, 4 acre fishing lake, playground, shelter house, picnic facilities. Daily March 15 - November 15
Water is available only from April 1 - October 31
Cost: $7 - $17 depending on site, season
Arrow Rock State Historic Site
Visitor Center and Museum
PO Box 1 Arrow Rock, MO
4th and Van Buren, Arrow Rock, MO
660-837-3330
FAX 660-837-3300
Exhibits on area history from Osage Indian presence to Sante Fe Trail
days, town founding, steamboat commerce, artist George Caleb Bingham and current efforts to preserve Arrow Rock buildings.
Van Meter State Park
See right hand column for entire listing
Van Meter State Park - American Indian Cultural Center
See right hand column for entire listing
Big Muddy National Fish and Wildlife Refuge
See right hand column for entire listing
Blind Pony Lake Conservation Area & Hatchery
RR2, Box 17 Sweet Springs, MO
On Route ZZ 6.5 miles NE of the junction of Hwy 127 and I 70 in Sweet
Springs.
660-335-4531
FAX 660-335-4267
2,000 acrea area with upland hunting (deer hunting restricted to archery methods only.) Blind Pony Lake is closed for renovation but area ponds
are open. Hatchery tours available by appointment.
Blue Lick Conservation Area
3.5 Miles N. of I 70 on Hwy 65, then 1.5 miles W. on Saline County
Road 318.
660-886-7016
365 acre area open to hunting (deer by archery methods only), fishing
in the Blackwater River and general wildlife resource enjoyment.
Grand Pass Conservation Area
RR 1, Box 62 Miami, MO
8 Miles W. of Marshall on Hwy 65 and 5 miles N. on Hwy N
660-595-2444
5,211 Acre area for hunting (fall firearms deer and turkey are closed)
with waterfowl being the emphasis. Fishing opportunities are the Missouri River, Teteseau Lake. Primitive camping in designated areas. During waterfowl season portions of the area are restricted
to hunters with daily hunting permits.
Admission is free.
Malta Bend Community Lake
1.25 Miles South of Hwy 65 on Hwy 127
660-886-7016
25 acre area with small lake for fishing and nature viewing. No hunting.
Marshall Junction Conservation Area
2 Miles S. of the junction of I 70 and Hwy 65, then 3 miles W. on
Hwy CC and 1mile N. on County Road RA.
660-886-7016
774 acre area with upland hunting and fishing in the Blackwater River.
A shooting range is on the area. Open all year. See area regulations.
Miami Public Fishing Access
From Marshall, take Hwy 41 N. to the town of Miami. At Miami, watch
for the cantilever signs.
660-886-7016
13 acre area for picnics, primitive camping, and bank fishing with a boat ramp on the Missouri River. No hunting. Open all year for authorized uses.
McAllister Springs Public fishing Access
On the Blackwater River 5 miles E. of Sweet Springs on I 70, then 2.25
miles S. on Rt. K.
660-886-7016
5 acre area with boat ramp. No hunting. Open all year for authorized uses. See area regulations
for details.
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Marshall Parks & Recreation Department
1510 E. Eastwood Marshall, MO
660-886-7128
FAX 660-886-7228
Email Us
18 Hole public golf course, aquatic center, 18 hole disc golf course,
skate park, tennis courts, baseball field, softball fields, sandvolleyball courts, horseshoe courts, archery range, many shelters and lots of beautiful flower gardens
Nearby Recreation
Van Meter State Park
American Indian Cultural Center
RR1, Box 47 Miami, MO
From Hwy 65 turn a short distance east on Hwy 240 then north onto Hwy
41. Drive seven miles north on Hwy 41, turn west on to Hwy 122. Highway 122 deadends in the park. The American Indian Cultural Center is the first building in the park. Just past the Cultural Center is the campground
with shower house, picnic area with shelters, trails and Lake Wooldridge.
660-886-7537
Van Meter State Park
Offers many recreational opportunities. Beautiful scenery, hiking trails showcase Earthworks, Mound Field, Vanmeter Cemetery, Lake Wooldridge. American Indian Cultural Center with exhibits about nine resident tribes of Missouri, souvenirs, picnic area, playground. Basic electric campsites, showerhouse, picnic area, playground, fishing lake, hiking trails, no swimming, no dump station.
RR1, Box 47
Hwy 122 W. to Dead End at the park.
Miami, MO
660-886-7537
Big Muddy National Fish and Wildlife Refuge
Public hunting and wildlife observation
4200 New Haven Road Columbia, MO
1-800-611-1826
Office is located in Columbia, Missouri, but lands are in Saline County
and Lafayette Counties. The Big Muddy National Fish and Wildlife Refuge is public land open to hunting, fishing and wildlife observation. The refuge is at various locations in the Missouri River floodplain between Kansas City and St. Louis. A couple of the areas are just a short drive from Marshall.
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