Bois D'Arc Conservation Area
Nestled along the historic Route 66, Bois D'Arc Conservation Area is a hidden gem for nature lovers and road trippers alike. With its stunning landscapes, serene trails, and vibrant wildlife, this conservancy invites travelers to step outside their vehicles and experience the unspoiled beauty of Missouri. Perfect for leisurely hikes, picnics by the ponds, and vibrant autumn colors, it's a refreshing escape that captures the spirit of adventure and the natural charm of the Mother Road. Discover the peace and inspiration that await at Bois D'Arc, a must-stop for every Route 66 journey!
Jesi Ostergaard
5 months ago"This place is gorgeous and I cant wait to host wilderness tracking club here this Saturday"
K.S. Hughes
a year ago"Peaceful hour and a half hike through a beautiful oak-hickory woodland with a very diverse bird community, awesome!!"
Heather Revie
5 months ago"No one was there. Watch out for spurs. There are for the most part paths you can follow. Bug and tick spray. Walked my dogs around the paths. They absolutely loved it."
Eric Gifford
2 years ago"We did a controlled pheasant hunt with my daughter's 5th grade class. It was amazing. Very well put on and successful as she got one."
Al Fdz.
7 years ago"Awesome place! There's a 100 yard pistol/rifle range (shotguns only buckshot and slugs), a patterning range for shotguns and 4 or 5 skeet and trap fields, $3 hourly fee for pistol/rifle range and $3/box for skeet and trap. There's also an archery range but I've never used it so I don't really know how it works. There's also a building with restrooms, a vending machine, some class rooms and lots of stuffed animals and info about conservation. It's a fun place."
