Turner Katy Trail Shelter

The Turner Katy Trail Shelter is located in Tebbetts, Missouri at mile marker 131.2 along the Katy Trail. This shelter serves as a convenient stopping point for trail users traversing this section of the popular Missouri rail trail. Its strategic position makes it an ideal resting place for cyclists and hikers exploring this scenic portion of the trail.

The Turner shelter is accessible directly from the Katy Trail at mile marker 131.2 in Tebbetts, Missouri. Trail users can reach it by cycling or hiking along the trail from nearby towns. Since the shelter is positioned right on the Katy Trail, access is straightforward for those already traveling along this route. For those arriving by vehicle, check local maps for road access to Tebbetts and parking availability near the trail. Before your trip, verify current access information with the Conservation Foundation of Missouri Charitable Trust, which manages the facility.

The Turner shelter offers 40 bunk-style beds spread across two stories, providing ample space for trail users. The shelter functions as a hostel-style accommodation, making it particularly suitable for both individuals and groups using the Katy Trail. The facility is managed by the Conservation Foundation of Missouri Charitable Trust, which maintains the shelter for public use. For specific details about additional amenities such as restrooms, water availability, or cooking facilities, contact the managing organization before your visit.

Yes, overnight stays are permitted at the Turner shelter. The facility primarily functions as a hostel with 40 bunk-style beds designed specifically for Katy Trail users. The shelter accommodates both individual travelers and groups, including youth organizations. Since it's designated as a trail shelter rather than a traditional campground, standard camping in tents may not be the typical use, but the bunk accommodations provide a comfortable overnight option for trail users.