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Red Bluff

Contact Info
401 Fairgrounds Rd
Rolla, MO

Phone :
573-364-4621
TTY:
573-341-7453
Basics
Number of Sites:
37 single sites, 9 double sites, and 3 group sites (6 sites with electric hookup)

Description

Located along Huzzah Creek, Red Bluff Recreation Area gets its name from the towering Bluff across the creek. The reddish color is imparted by iron compounds in the massive rock structure that are being oxidized by exposure to air and moisture. Although the exposed rock is quite old, the picturesque valley and hills have been carved out by the Huzzah Creek during the past 100,000 years, a mere moment in geologic time.

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Season
May 1 thru October 15
Basic Info
Total Sites:
37 single sites, 9 double sites, and 3 group sites (6 sites with electric hookup)
Additional Details

Picnic Area: 6 picnic sites, each with table and pedestal grill. A pavilion is also available.

Trail: One mile loop hiking trail.

Canoeing: Most canoeing occurs downstream from Red Bluff due to water level, however tubing and wade fishing is possible.

Fishing: Smallmouth bass, rock bass and pan fish are caught near the campgrounds.


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