Stockton State Park

About Stockton State Park

Sail away from the clear waters of Stockton Lake and head to the coast of State Park on the east side of Lake Stockton Lake.

The open topography of the Stockton area creates a reliable southwest breeze that is perfect for sailing. Or, if you prefer, Stocktons State Park can satisfy your water-recreation hunger.

The park has two launch pads that facilitate access to the lake, and Stockton State Park Marina rents a variety of boats, from personal watercraft to sailboats. Fishermen can cast their nets, as can kayaks, canoes, pedal boats and even a kayak. For visitors who prefer to play in the water or on the beach, the beaches offer a wide variety of sizes and depths of sand and sand dunes for swimming and fishing.

For a fun and active day, visitors can rent motel rooms, duplex rooms, cabins and kitchenettes, or relax and unwind. For rural dwellers, Stockton State Park offers a variety of hiking, biking, camping and fishing trails and the perfect natural environment. Guests of the park can have lunch at a shaded picnic table or in one of the two open shelters overlooking the lake.

The motel rooms can accommodate up to three people and can be used as single or double beds, while the condominiums have a fully equipped kitchen and can accommodate six people. Stockton State Park is your home away from home if you want to camp, hike, bike, camp, fish and enjoy the perfect natural environment. There is no better place to stay in Stockton State Park than in one of the many hotels and motels in the park. Enjoy what Missouri has to offer, hidden gem, and enjoy the beautiful views of Lake St. Louis, the lake and its many lakes and rivers.

In 2006, condo prices ranged from $89 to $109 before tax, and all apartments are open from March to October. All major credit cards are accepted, as are credit and debit cards, debit and credit cards.
A full service restaurant in the marina is just a few steps away, and you can hire your ice cream and a waitress. The staff at the store will ensure a pleasant and safe holiday, but reservations are not accepted by email.

For more information about the concession facilities, please visit www.stocktonstateparkmarina.com. We have the best fishing gear for rent or purchase and we have a wide selection of fishing equipment available to buy at the marinas of Stockton State Park.

The sandy beach and the toilet change are located at the northern end of the park and the beach area is open from 8 am to 8 pm and is not supervised by lifeguards.

Stockton State Park has no entrance fees or engine restrictions and a concrete ramp to Hartley Cove marina. An outdoor picnic area with tables and barbecues is also nearby, but the quiet bay and secluded coastline are not hard to find on Stockston Lake.

The lake is not motorized, but fishing is not allowed at the boat ramp or in the marina. Fishermen can expect a wide variety of fish, including perch, trout, bluefish, redfish, whitefish and other freshwater fish.

Stockton State Park is located in Stockton and can be reserved for $35 per day, accommodating up to 100 guests.

The northern hut overlooking the lake houses two huts, the north and south huts, as well as a picnic area. The north cabin includes a kitchen, dining area and bathroom, as well as an outdoor shower and shower cabin. We have a south-facing cabin in the immediate vicinity of the boat, which has moored at the marina, with access to the parking lot and garage.

All accommodations are available on the basis of "first come, first served" - how - They - come base. If not reserved, you can make a reservation on site in the parking lot and garage as well as in the garage.

The main road 215 is open to visitors during parking time, and there are also three important picnic areas. There is also an equipment area with picnic table, picnic tables and picnic chairs, as well as a large picnic area for camping.

Stockton State Park is about an hour and a half from Joplin and an hour and a half from St. Louis and Kansas City. From Springfield, turn left at the intersection of the freeway and turn right at Stocktons Square, which turns south on the highway. Stockton's State Park is about a half-hour from Springfield and in an area about a mile south of Springfield on Route 215.

Head north on the US Highway and turn left onto the Highway, then right on Stockton Square, which turns left to the north onto the Highway. At the intersection, turn right onto another highway; head south on Route 215 until you reach the north of US Highway 215.

Keep at Four Way Road in Stockton and turn left at the intersection with the highway, then right onto Four Way Road to the north and south. Turn left onto Four Way Road and then right onto Fourway Road until you stop at Stockton State Park. Stockton State Park is located just a short drive from the US Highway 215 exit on the south side of the park, south of Stockton Square.