About this campground
Taum Sauk Mountain State Park in Middle Brook Missouri provides primitive hike-in tent camping sites in a wooded setting. 7,500 acres include the highest point in the state. Located in the St. Francois Mountains, the park's hickory forests and rocky glades provide a beautiful, solitary experience for hikers.
What campers say
Taum Sauk Mountain State Park sits atop Missouri's highest point and offers expansive overlooks, rugged hiking and the Mina Sauk Falls, though the falls are often reduced or seasonal. Trails are scenic but frequently steep, rocky and at times poorly marked; hikers should expect some rough footing. Access roads are gravel and park facilities are minimal: a few first-come, walk-up campsites, pit-style restrooms, and limited cell service that can make navigation difficult. The park rewards effort with quiet, panoramic views and a more remote feel, but comes with practical tradeoffs in maintenance and amenities.
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Setting
- Forest
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- Tents
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Location
- Address
- 148 Taum Sauk Trail, Middle Brook, MO 63656
- GPS
- 37.5718° N, 90.7244° W
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