Council Bluff Lake Campground
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The largest lake within the Mark Twain National Forest, Council Bluff Lake was created when a dam was formed across the Big River in northern Iron County, located in Southeast Missouri. The lake is approximately 440 acres in size, with its deepest point being 87 feet. While fishing is a popular activity at the lake, it is also well known for swimmng, with a 54,000 sq. ft. sand swimming beach, extremely popular in the summer. A hiking trail which circles the lake is also popular throughout the year as well.
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Tour Amenities
Accessible, Boat ramp, Tent camping, Camping trailer
