Ha Ha Tonka State Park
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Activities
- hiking
This park is known for its many hiking trails. Click here for more information.
- backpacking
Backpack camping is allowed along Turkey Pen Hollow Trail. Click here for more information.
- Interpretive Programs
Programs are offered on Saturdays during the summer or can be arranged. Click here for more information.
- fishing
Cast your line into Lake of the Ozarks from the park's accessible fishing dock. Click here for more information.
- picnicking
Whether your group is large or small, you will find the perfect spot for a picnic. Click here for more information.
- boating
You can arrive to the park on your boat. Click here for more information.
- Playground
Playground equipment and horseshoe pits are available at the Post Office Shelter; horsehoe pits and a sandbox are near the Lake Shelter.
- swimming
Although one of the park's popular day-use areas sits adjacent to Lake of the Ozarks, there is not a designated swimming area. Click here for more information.
Park information
Imposing architecture and breathtaking scenery combine to make Ha Ha Tonka State Park one of Missouri’s most treasured spots. Located on the Lake of the Ozarks, the park features the stone ruins of a turn-of-the-20th-century castle built by a prominent Kansas City businessman high atop a bluff. More than 15 miles of trails traverse the park, leading visitors to sinkholes, natural bridges, caves and down to the lake.