Echo Bluff State Park is named for the largest sheer bluff feature of the property. Just below this geologic wonder is Sinking Creek, a crystal-clear Ozarks stream that serves as the second-largest tributary to the Current River. The 430-acre park will offer year-round opportunities for families and groups to experience the splendor of the Missouri Ozarks and the Current River. Reservations in the impressive iconic 20-room lodge, the 13 units in nine modern cabins, and the 72 new campsites can be made now at echobluffstatepark.com. Reservations are not needed to enjoy the park’s other daily features, which are open year-round and free of charge.
Additional features of the new year-round state park include cabins with modern amenities, picnic and event shelters of various sizes, an amphitheater with tiered seating and a dramatic natural backdrop, and eight miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking adventures including natural and manmade features to challenge all skill levels. In addition to traditional family events, this newest state park is the perfect setting for business retreats and organizations looking to meet in a one-of-a-kind setting, at any time of year..... http://echobluffmissouri.com/
Permission was given by Jim Newberry, the park superintendent, and I was able to tell a few of the groundskeepers as well. Thanks Guys!!!