Klondike Park

This is such a nice park. You can hike in the woods, head to the nearest winery which you have about 5 to chose from and then have a nice fire before retiring to your cabin. Many hiking trails and a nice lake to get your fill of nature. The cabins do not have running water, but they do have electric. You will need to hike a bit to the potties and to take a shower.

Beautiful views and in close proximity to all of the Augusta wineries=a win-​win for sure! I visited Klondike Park on a sunny weekday afternoon last week and was definitely pleased.
We ended up hiking about four miles on various trails and terrains, with beautiful views of the Missouri River and the forestry surrounding the Augusta area. There was a 2 mile trail that was challenging and provided a little bit of shade via tree cover which was greatly appreciated in the somewhat muggy Missouri May weather!
I’d definitely recommend Klondike Park as an alternative to Castlewood Park. While the drive is a little bit longer/​further west and Klondike Park itself doesn’t provide as many trail options, the Lewis and Clark trail is within close proximity, providing more hiking/​biking/​running space for miles along the Missouri River. I hope to be back to continue exploring Klondike Park sometime soon!

This is a great hiking, biking, or camping spot. Lots of places to set up a tent and also cabins to rent. GORC does a great job of keeping the trails clear and they are respectful if you encounter them. There’s quite a few different terrains here from bluffs to forests to a dried up herpetology area to the pondscape which is unlike any other area I’ve seen. This is a great county park to visit.

This is a clean well maintained small park with a small lake, hiking trails, and extensive mountain biking trails. It’s also on the Katy trail.
We stayed in the clean and well maintained cabins, rode the Katy to Agusta for lunch, and did general camping stuff. Nice park, good times.

Klondike Park was highly recommended by a friend for our first family camping site. It’s beautiful!
Camping facilities: We stayed in the basic tent sites (b-​10 to be exact). These are very close to the bathroom and shower house. Our site was still quiet and a bit secluded. (Obviously the ones closer to the parking lot and showers would have a bit more traffic going by, but most still sit back far enough of the path.). The bathrooms and showers were very clean and nice. The campsites were also very clean. The basic sites have a covered picnic table with a concrete slab under them. That and the fact they are close to the bathrooms is what distinguishes them from the primitive sites. Each site has a fire ring.
The park: The lake loop is a nice walk for the family. It’s also a great fishing spot. The trails in the park would be great for mountain biking. We took out bikes down to the Katy Trail for a level surface.
Great place to go! Definitely would recommend.

Perfect place for a day trip, picnic, nature hike, or camping trip-it’s right off the Katy Trail, so you’ve got that option, too.

If you are a fan of mountain biking then this park is a must for it being so close to St. Louis. I like riding the Katy trail to this park and then take the paved trail up to the bluff overlook to watch the birds fly and see the Labadie Plant across the Missouri river. Take the trails back down to Katy trail.

This place was really great. The park had all kinds of recreational areas for BBQing, fishing, and even a couple playground. I took my mountain bike out on a couple trails there and it was pretty intense. I’ve seen people hiking the trails as well. It also has direct access to the Katy trail. Overall just a good outdoors location