Weston Bend State Park is a public recreation area on the east bank of the Missouri River in Platte County, Missouri. The state park's 1,133 acres …
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Nov 18, 2024
What everyone said. It's small, but some of these state parks are the best. Spotlessly clean. They seem to have a decent maintenance budget. The asphalt trails and roads and amenities are taken care … Full review by Robin E
Aug 14, 2023
What a well maintained state park! If you want a nice walk through the woods on varying length trails and/or a pleasant picnic spot, you won’t find any better. The “Paved Trail” is the longest at ab… Full review by Tom S
May 18, 2023
Beautiful park just outside of Weston. Can visit the Tobacco barns that remain standing that were used during the 1900s or hike the trails, being right next to the Missouri River Full review by jeffbeckinc
What are the camp host’s hours? We get in late and want to buy firewood.
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Hi Emma, I am not sure of the host times. You will have to contact the office directly. Here is the website and the office number: You can google the website. It won't let me add it …
Hi Emma, I am not sure of the host times. You will have to contact the office directly. Here is the website and the office number: You can google the website. It won't let me add it here. 16600 Hwy. 45 North Weston, MO 64098-0115 Park Office: (816) 640-5443 Things are hopping around here. I hope you enjoy your stay.
Is it safe for someone to walk the trails alone? Aka: how secluded is it, and are there usually a decent amount of people around on the trails?
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The park seems very safe. There were not a lot of people there when we went but it depends on the time of the year. Missouri's weather is up and down this time of year. Summer could …
The park seems very safe. There were not a lot of people there when we went but it depends on the time of the year. Missouri's weather is up and down this time of year. Summer could get more people. Summer also brings a lot of ticks in the woods. Spray down if you are going on trail.
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