Klondike Park is 250 acres of scenic property, featuring more than 4 miles of natural and paved trails for hiking and biking. Once the site of an old silica sand quarry, the area has been preserved and turned into beautiful parkland. A unique lookout bluff provides picturesque views of the Missouri River Valley, as well as the historic Katy Trail.

This cozy camping retreat, nestled in Missouri’s wine country, has become a preferred camping destination. Spend a relaxing weekend camping under the stars close to home! It features six rustic cabins that sleep up to six guests, 43 campsites with restrooms and a shower house nearby.

With a modern meeting facility on site, it’s the perfect location for a family or business outing. It also features a large fishing lake fully stocked with bluegill, bass, and catfish and free boat ramps to access the Missouri River. A unique birding / wildlife area, picnic shelters, and playgrounds for children are just a few more amenities to enjoy while at Klondike Park.

Klondike Park

I camped as part of the Big MO Ride and Row event. It was my first visit to the park. Campsites are walk in, but a short walk. Some are more private and shaded than others. Our site, 35, like its neighbor sites was small and pretty close to others. Other sites like #19 and 20 were more secluded, offered more trees and privacy. There is a seasonal bathhouse, which is clean and well kept, but serves all 43 campsites with its 3 stalls and 2 showers per gender. 
The cabins look great from the outside and sit back in the woods. The park is beautifil and a great place for  a quick escape ftom St. Louis.

Fun family campground

Early season, this campground is pretty quiet with a lot of big lots for camping. The best spots are around #11, where there's a great view of a pond and bluffs, and a nice tree for shade. This is conveniently located off the Katy trail. The road in the campground is newly paved and the drop toilets are nice. There's plenty of spots for parking.

One other really cool thing about Klondike is there are several technical mountain bike sections that are located in the park. Bring your mountain bike and have a go! It's also a great campground for a stayover if you are bikepacking the Katy Trail!! 

Convenient from Katy trail and for mountain biking!

We stayed at Klondike for a surprise birthday weekend for my best friend and loved it! The views around the pond are amazing. There is a sandy beach area surrounding the water, making it a great place either lay in the sun or to go fishing. It is right on the Katy Trail so the hiking and biking is great as well. The camp sites are not very secluded, but you are not right on top of the next site, so you have a fair amount of room.

Klondike State Park

There is not a lot going on but there are some short trails for hiking and/or biking that are worth the stop.

Small park but worth a stop

had a great time in this park would come again

lovely

A nice little park near the Katy Trail. Great fishing pond by the campground. Pay the extra $3 for a basic site- they have really nice covered picnic tables. The shower house wash disappointingly dirty for as new as it was, but it was a busy holiday weekend. Close enough to wineries to bike to. 

Klondike park 

Klondike park is a gorgeous park along the Katy Trail in Augusta, MO. The campsites are very quiet, very family friendly park. On site restrooms, hiking trails, and a small lake with overlooking bluffs. Campsites are pretty close to each other is the only downfall. The views make up for that though. 

Peaceful and relaxing


Amazing park close to the city. Great lake and hiking trails.  Access to the Katy and bike trails. Camp site are large, warning that some are hike in and not car camping.   The only issues is the loud hummmmm of the power plant can be heard in the night. 

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We stayed in Klondike Park Campground in May. The views are spectacular with some sandy shores of a small pond in the middle of the campground and some great trails. Augusta is a nice place away from St. Louis and a short drive down 94. One caution... there were tons of ticks... i mean like we found 6 when we got home. 

The park has a few different areas for camping. We stayed at campsite 25 which is a really big campsite surrounded by trees. Some of the other campsites are pretty packed together. There was a bathhouse, but it wasn’t really close to our campsite. Still dont think there was water available. As far as amenities, the bathroom was clean, but there’s basically no water so you’ll need to bring your own. Same with campfire wood. We had cell phone service at our campsite so if you’re curious about that, now you know.

There’s also 6 cabins you can rent, but they fill up pretty fast so if you’re going to do that, you need to plan ahead. Plenty of well groomed trails and bike paths, it’s well worth the trip.

Beautiful views for Missouri

We have visited this campground multiple times and stayed in multiple sites.  We tried a new location this time (#25) and really enjoyed it.  It was located by itself and was truely car camping with a parking spot at the site itself.  #24 is slightly smaller, but has the same benefits.  #26-28 are located just up the hill and would be great for multiple families camping together.  All 5 of these sites have 2 hammock stands and are located close to a pit toilet that is clean and well maintained.  No water pump that I could find for this location.

  

Previously we have stayed in W4 and W6 which required hauling the gear from the parking lot into the "primative" location.  These were nice, but all in one large clearing with no privacy.  They were also a bit of a walk to the bathrooms.  

  

I would also recommend site #20.  It was grouped with others, but at the end of a row.  It would also require hauling gear in from a parking lot, but might be worth it for the shade and seclusion.  It is also close to the lake.

Clean and well maintained

A few drive up sites and lots of hike in spots around a quarry turned lake. Beautiful and clean setting. We stayed in site 24. There were picnic tables and a fire pit at our site. Great for tent camping, not sure that trailers or anything larger than a car is allowed

Quiet site around a former quarry

I've been going to klondike since I was in the scouts. Once I started to drive I tried to go out atleast once a year. 