Graham
State Park, MO
When we
arrived at our campsite, our thought was "rustic", but nice. We were greeted by two park staff members that were cleaning up downed trees. At first, we were not
sure if this spot was going to fit our truck and trailer, but in the end with a
little assistance from the staff, my husband backed the trailer in perfectly.
When my
husband leveled out the trailer there was about a 2-foot difference from the
ground to the 1st step of our camper and as I am only 5'2" and we were
located on a down slope We needed to make a trip to Walmart for a step stool.
This solved the problem and I felt more comfortable getting in and out of our
camper.
The
highlight of this park is the “Cave “, however you can only walk in a little
way before you are greeted by a fence that will only allow you a minimal view
of what the archeologists excavated years back. There are four informational
boards stating how the cave came to be and what it was used for through the
ages.
Inside of the fenced in area |
Outside the "Cave" |
This was a very easy trail to walk right after viewing the "Cave" |
There is a
playground for children and picnic tables nearby. This campground is great for
a stopover or for a day trip with the family. As far as other activities go, I do not think there is much to
offer to last more than a couple of days.
On our second day, we took a drive to the Apple Wagon Antique Mall. They are known as a Fiesta
Ware Factory Outlet, but also sell seasonal decor, holiday items, outdoor metal
art, and other handmade merchandise. The shop is extremely clean and the staff
very friendly.
Overall our time
spent at this park was enjoyable.
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