Columbia Bottom Conservation Area
Columbia Bottom Conservation Area is a St. Louis park offering diverse outdoor activities including hunting and fishing while promoting environmental education through engaging programs at our visitor center. Open daily from 5 AM to 9 PM.
About Columbia Bottom Conservation Area
Columbia Bottom Conservation Area, located at 801 Strodtman Rd in St. Louis, MO, is a premier destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Operated by the Missouri Department of Conservation, we offer a variety of recreational opportunities including hunting, fishing, and educational events that foster a love for the environment. Our visitor center serves as an excellent resource for discovering wildlife and learning about local ecosystems. We are open daily from 5 AM to 9 PM, inviting you to experience the beauty of Missouri's natural landscapes. Join us in celebrating nature!
Columbia Bottom Conservation Area is a vital part of Missouri's conservation efforts, nestled in the heart of St. Louis. This park and tourist attraction provides expansive green spaces and diverse ecosystems, making it an ideal location for outdoor activities and wildlife observation. Managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation, our area focuses on education and engagement with nature. Visitors can partake in various activities such as hunting and fishing while adhering to regulations set forth by the department. We aim to connect people with nature through programs that teach kids about wildlife and environmental stewardship. Our visitor center serves as a hub for information on hunting seasons, fishing permits, and local wildlife identification. Here, guests can also learn about improving their own ponds or gardens to attract native species. Throughout the year, we host numerous events designed to engage the community in outdoor experiencesfrom Eagle Days that celebrate
