Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park
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Activities
- swimming
Splash off in nature's waterpark - the shut-ins. Swimming is at your own risk.
- camping
Basic, electric, sewer/electric/water and equestrian campsites are available. Click here for more information.
- lodging
For overnight guests, six camper cabins are available. Click here for more information.
- hiking
Choose from many trails to explore the many natural features of the park. Click here for more information.
- Horseback Riding
Ride through the wilderness on Goggins Moutain Equestrian Trail. Click here for more information.
- backpacking
Backpack along the Taum Sauk Section of the Ozark Trail. Click here for more information.
- Interpretive Programs
A variety of programs are held during the summer months.
- Bicycling
Ride your bicycle throughout the park on two trail systems. Click here for more information.
- fishing
Cast your line into the Black River.
- picnicking
You will find ample space to spread out a picnic lunch with family and friends. Click here for more information.
- Playground
Playground equipment is located in the North Day-Use Area and next to the campground store.
- climbing
Rock climbing is allowed by permit only. Click here for more information.
Park information
Play in the shallows of the East Fork of the Black River. Shoot through Mother Nature’s hydraulics in the shut-ins. Hike a trail that will show you 1.4 billion years of geologic history. Take your horse on a pretty mountain trail. Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park is a jewel of the system, a place with something for everyone: pretty picnic areas, Ozark landscapes, natural places to swim, great campsites.






