Hidden Waters Nature Park
Nestled along the historic Route 66, Hidden Waters Nature Park in Marshfield, Missouri, offers a serene escape for travelers seeking natural beauty and tranquility. With its picturesque landscapes, tranquil ponds, and winding trails, this park provides a refreshing break from the road. Enjoy birdwatching, picnic spots, and vibrant wildflowers that make each stop a memorable part of your journey. Discover the hidden gems of nature while exploring this enchanting park, perfect for Route 66 enthusiasts looking to connect with the outdoors.
Michelle Goff
7 months ago"Lovely little park in Marshfield, MO with meandering trails that criss cross and loop. There's also a cabin that is open on certain days. Lots of shade and lots of springs to view as well!"
India Visser
5 years ago"A beautiful, 10 acre park with 14 springs, many bridges, trails, and some open grass fields. At the entrance you'll see a renovated cabin, originally built in 1853 and relocated to the park. Towards the back of the park there's a gazebo with benches. It's a very peaceful place to visit in town. We went on July 4th, after the parade, and a kind-hearted couple were hiding eggs with candy for children."
Leah Cook
8 years ago"Really nice place for hiking, especially since most of it is in the shade. The little creek is perfect for kids to play in. Someone left painted rocks all along the trail when we went there, so it was fun bonus to discover them."
Claudia West
3 years ago"It's a nice walking park. They have garbage cans throughout for disposing of doo-doo, when walking your dog.There is a pergola at the end of one path, and benches throughout so you can sit and enjoy the scenery. Pretty, and well-maintained, this is one of the prettiest spots in Marshfield."
K O
4 years ago"We enjoyed this small nature park which was a quick detour off Highway 44 on our way to Springfield from St. Louis. It doesn't take long to explore the paths and see the springs and other scenery. We even saw a fox running through the woods."
