Location: Warsaw
Top Things to do in Warsaw
Top 6 Nature & Parks in Warsaw, Missouri (MO)
Warsaw is a city located in Benton County, Missouri. The population was 2,127 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Benton County.
Restaurants in Warsaw
1. Warsaw Riverfront & Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
The Warsaw Riverfront and trail system has continued to grow by leaps and bounds the last several years! Through the unique trail system that runs along the Osage River/Lake of the Ozarks the City has linked 3 major parks, creating a linear park along this scenic waterfront area that has beautiful views of the Ozark Hills, bluffs, lakes, and greenways!
2. Truman Lake Mountain Bike Park & Hiking Area
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
At Truman Lake Mountain Bike Park & Hiking Area you will fine a trail for all levels of off-road riding and gorgeous scenic views of Truman Lake that you will not find anywhere else!!
3. Truman Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By EdgeW_12 - Columbia, United States
Most people come to the many areas on and around Truman Lake to fish and relax. It's a great place for both, but my friends and I come to look for birds. Shorebirds, waterfowl, nesting warblers, viireos, tanagers, etc., may be found at many places around the lake, and the Missouri Department of Conservation access points make it easy to see places lakeside...usually. In this summer of 2019 the normally 50,000 acre lake is at flood stage, covering 200,000 acres. Many parts are inaccessible. Still, birding and sightseeing around Truman Lake is rewarding. If you're planning to visit several points by land, even at normal pool level many access points are far apart by gravel roads that reach points along this sprawling lake created by damming river and creeks.
4. Harry S. Truman State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Clear waters, dramatic bluffs and vibrant summer and fall colors make Harry S Truman State Park an ideal place to vacation. Located on a peninsula, the park offers a marina, ample fishing and boating opportunities, and water that’s perfect for every kind of swimmer. Hiking trails, picnic areas and campsites that dot the park’s open oak woodlands, natural grasslands and lakeside areas let visitors enjoy the abundance of wildlife and recreation opportunities at this expansive park.
5. Lost Valley Fish Hatchery & Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Lost Valley Fish Hatchery and Visitor Center *An free admission Visitor Center with views of hatchery production room and aquarium. *Kids fishing pond free to ages 15 and under. *Warm and cool water fish species reared in 77 production ponds. *969 acres of land containing glades, prairies, and wooded areas
Reviewed By 310beverlyf
Very friendly, welcoming and informative staff. Fantastic aquarium and interesting exhibits inside. Kids can borrow a fishing pole and go fishing in the hatchery pond by the visitor center and you can walk around all the ponds of the hatchery.
6. Truman Dam / Visitors Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By 310beverlyf
We planned to stop here for a brief rest and a picnic on a recent road trip. It turns out that this was a FREE and unexpected highlight of the trip. There are very interesting exhibits detailing the actual creation of the dam, and native wildlife and conservation informational displays as well. Also, the upper level viewing area was fantastic. We ended up spending several hours there, and enjoyed hiking through the outdoor trails and "olde town" area set up for exploring. Very scenic picnic area. Wonderful surprise.
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