category : State Parks
This park includes a portion of the Trail of Tears used by the Cherokee Indians in their forced march from Tennesse to Oklahoma. Exhibits in the visitor center highlight the march. The park also offers camping, hiking, water recreation, picnicking and scenic views of the Mississippi River.

Admission: Free.
Hours: Year-round
Address: I-55 on Mo. 177
Phone: 573-334-1711
Our Website:www.mostateparks.com

Come visit us in Jackson, Missouri

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Old McKendree Chapel

Built in 1819

Jackson, MO Shrines

The Oliver House

1896

Jackson, MO Historic Homes

Memorial to Veterans of All Wars

Jackson, MO Memorials

St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway

Jackson, MO Excursions

Cherokee Hills Campground

Jackson, MO Campgrounds

Things to do State Parks near Jackson, MO

Trail of Tears State Park

This park includes a portion of the Trail of Tears used by the Cherokee Indians in their forced march from Tennesse to Oklaho...

Big Oak Tree State Park

A boardwalk allows visitors to walk alongside champion trees and amid the wetland. The interpretive center highlights the par...

St. Francois State Park

This park, rich in Civil War lore, consists of rugged Pike Run Hills. Canoeing on Big River, camping, hiking, equestrian trai...

Morris State Park

A trail winds through the park, which lies in the Mississippi River flood plain and contains many plants not found anywhere e...

St. Joe State Park

In the heart of the old Lead Belt, Missouri's third-largest state park offers picnicking, camping, lakes for fishing and swim...