Robertsville State Park
- /sites/default/files/flickrcache/72157625970169182/5413630661.jpg
- /sites/default/files/flickrcache/72157625970169182/5414241272.jpg
- /sites/default/files/flickrcache/72157625970169182/5414243216.jpg
- /sites/default/files/flickrcache/72157625970169182/5414245106.jpg
- /sites/default/files/flickrcache/72157625970169182/5414246466.jpg
- /sites/default/files/flickrcache/72157625970169182/5414247718.jpg
Activities
- fishing
Smallmouth bass, bluegill and crappie are the primary fish in the Meramec River. Click here for more information.
- boating
Access the Meramec River via a single-lane boat launch located at the day-use area. Click here for more information.
- camping
Basic and electric campsites are available. Click here for more information.
- hiking
Hike through a wooded area of the park on Spice Bush Trail. Click here for more information.
- picnicking
Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at the picnic sites or one of two nice shelters. Click here for more information.
- Playground
A playground is available in the picnic area.
Park information
The Meramec River and Calvey Creek bound Roberstville State Park, creating unlimited outdoor opportunities. Boat launches and easy water access make fishing and boating along the peaceful Meramec easy. The park's landscape includes scenic bluffs along the river, and a patchwork of hardwood forests, rich river bottomlands, and clearings that date to when the park was a working farm in the early 1900s. Waterfowl lovers love Robertsville for the diversity of birds that use the park’s waters, and families love Robertsville’s quiet campgrounds and picnic areas.





