Dogwood Canyon Nature Park in Lampe, MO

2038 West State Highway 86Lampe, MO 65681
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Overview

Calling all who love the great outdoors! Dogwood Canyon Nature Park boasts 10,000 acres of Ozark Mountain landscape, drawing adventurers from all over the country to explore the flowing waterfalls, hiking and walking trails, pristine trout streams, and more. From biking to horseback riding tours and everything in between, there’s an adventure for everyone available at the park.

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Good To Know

  • Owned and managed by the Dogwood Canyon Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the canyon’s natural plant and wildlife environment.
  • Free parking is available to guests.
  • Dogs on leashes are allowed.
  • Age and physical restrictions may apply to particular activities.
  • Tours are not included with admission and must be purchased separately.

Description

Dogwood Canyon Nature Park is a one-of-a-kind experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers of all ages. Covering 10,000 acres of pristine Ozark Mountain landscape, the park has miles of crystal-clear trout streams, cascading waterfalls, ancient burial caves, unique hand-built bridges, and bottomless, blue-green pools.

Dogwood Canyon Nature Park is a stunning nature park located at the Missouri-Arkansas border, just south of Branson, MO. The entrance is located on Missouri Highway 86, approximately 16 miles west of U.S. Highway 65.

You can upgrade your one-day and/or two-day tickets for an additional fee at the park to include adventures like biking, fishing, horseback riding, wildlife tram tours, and private tours.

The park is known for its beautiful cliff formations, scenic trails, and rich biodiversity, offering something for everyone seeking adventure or tranquility in nature.

Dogwood Canyon Nature Park Reviews

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williameS6279MG
Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii
"A selkie is a selfie with an elk"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed April 12, 2025 NEW
We had a great experience at Dogwood Canyon. We particularly enjoyed the tram ride with Angela our guide. She shared in depth knowledge and had such positive energy. The highlight was my selfie with Princess the Elk.
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C585XXbrendaw
"No Drive Through Allowed at ALL"
TripAdvisor user rating 1.0 out of 5
Reviewed March 29, 2025 NEW
It is very pretty but I did not find anywhere that you could not drive through and enjoy the area on your own. We read that it was pet friendly, and it is, except the tram. Although that's understandable, that's 2 hours in the car for my shihtzus. And again, no option to drive through on our own with them. It would have been a 12 mile walk round trip for us. Please put somewhere on your website that this entire area us closed off to vehicles.
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621rykerp
"Joe the tour guide was awesome and funny and will brighten you day. He is very nice and very caring. I do reccomend him."
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed March 28, 2025 NEW
Views were awesome and I didn’t know that much history could hide in one rock. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who would like to visit Dogwood.
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Odyssey60241503609
"A MUST"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed March 23, 2025 NEW
Unbelievable experience. One of the most beautiful nature places I’ve ever been. Lots of water features and wildlife. The tram ride was excellent. Our guide, Rachel was fantastic!
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janaj842
"Best treasure in the state!"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed March 19, 2025 NEW
This is my new favorite place in all of MO. We spent most of day here. I highly recommend the tram tour (2-hours and worth the extra fee), especially for people with mobility issues. Our guide, Joe, made sure we saw all of the highlights, including the wildlife. He gave a wonderful narration and I learned a lot about the history of the area. As a retired science nature I can safely say that he knew his biology and botany and was able to answer every question asked. Most trails were smooth and all were well marked with difficulty ratings. The park is pet, family and handicap friendly with elevators in buildings, wheel chair ramps and lifts. Be sure to check out the bike rentals including regular bikes, kid bikes and bikes with trailers for small kids. I especially liked that the park is nonprofit and any money spent goes back to the park. The food in the restaurant was mediocre, but comfortable and offered excellent views. I would love to go back and do some fishing. It is catch and release or you can pay $5/pound to keep and they will pack on ice for you. Guided fishing available also.
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