Roaring River State Park
in Southwestern Missouri
The average daily flow of 20.4 million gallons issues and rises through mostly dolomite and limestone formations, to form, at the base of a bluff, a large pool of spring water. In 1979 divers explored the spring and found the pool to bottom out at 224 feet. The river carves its way through three miles of park on its way to Table Rock Lake, four miles downstream from the park boundary. The surface of the spring is 1045 feet above sea level. GPS coordinates for the area in front of the Headquarters building are: 36° 35' 25" N ~~ 93° 50' 03" W
Mammoth Springs State Park ~ White River Country
Spring Surface - Explored to 234' Deep
Experts Setting up the Kids for Trout Fishing!
Water Aeration at the Trout Hatchery
Headquarters Building at Roaring River State Park
View SSE Toward Table Rock Lake
Serious Fishing ... and
The Best Climbing Tree Around!
The Park Produces Fine Trout
Fall Leaves on Clear Spring Waters
An Average Daily Flow of 20.4 Millions Gallons
Kids Fishing Day