Roaring River State Park Links
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Tim's Fly Shop Tim Homesley has been fishing Roaring River State Park for about 31 years now, and for the last 17 years has fished an average of 300 days per year. He is widely recognized as an authority on the area's streams and lakes, and his reputation is obviously well-deserved. His fly shop is located just outside Roaring River State Park and is an excellent source of up-to-the-minute fishing information, tackle, and equipment. Tim's Fly Shop has much to offer you, including fly fishing and fly casting instruction, complete guide service, rods, lines, flies (including all the special local patterns), fly tying materials, gadgets, and more. The Web site of Tim's Fly Shop contains much of interest, including Tim's Roaring River Fishing Report. Phone (417) 847-4956.
Roaring River State Park Web site of Jim Rogers, concessionaire at Missouri's Roaring River State Park. Phone numbers - CCC Lodge (park store): (417) 847-4971. Reservations: (800) 334-6946. Emory Melton Inn & Conference Center (417) 847-2330.
Roaring River Jerry Dean's excellent article from the April, 1999 issue of The Conservationist magazine, published on the Internet by the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Thomas M. Sayman Photography Interesting biographical information about Thomas M. Sayman, the gentleman who donated Roaring River to the State of Missouri in 1928.
Roaring River Hatchery and Trout Park Part of the Missouri Department of Conservation's "MDC Online." Has a large amount of interesting information that you won't want to miss.
Roaring River State Park The Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Roaring River State Park Web page.
Cassville Golf Club The Cassville Golf Club is conveniently located on Highway 112 South, a short drive from Roaring River State Park. This outstanding golf club is ranked in the top ten by the Kansas City Star as one of the finest golf courses open to the public in the state of Missouri. A visit to the Cassville Golf Club makes an excellent addition to your vacation and is sure to be enjoyed by your entire family. Phone (417) 847-2399.
Roaring River State Park Map Online map of the park.
Cassville Democrat Online The Cassville newspaper's Internet web site.
City of Cassville The website of the "City of Seven Valleys" Cassville, Missouri.
Monett Times The Monett newspaper occasionally carries articles about Roaring River that you may be interested in.
Cassville Motels Roaring River area lodging information from the Internet Lodging Directory.
Lazy Eagle Resort Located just 8 miles from Roaring River State Park, the Lazy Eagle Resort is a family-owned motel catering to folks who want to get away for a little peace and quiet. The Lazy Eagle Resort Web site has a lot of useful information, including information about nearby services and recreational opportunities that you will find to be very helpful. Telephone (417) 271-3390.
Park Cliff Roaring River's newest cabin getaway. Phone (417) 236-5902.
Mike's Hideaway Roaring River Campground Located on the Roaring River, Mike's Hideaway is a private campground with full hook-ups, tent sites, a large pool, covered pavilion, store, laundry, restaurant, and game room. Phone (417) 271-4215.
Roaring River Baptist Church Church conveniently located next to Roaring River State Park. Phone (417) 271-3142.
Barry County Museum The Barry County Museum may be reached at (417) 847-1640, or you can write them at 700 East Highway 248, P.O. Box 338, Cassville, MO 65625.
Mark Twain National Forest Cassville Ranger District The Cassville Ranger District encompasses some 70,000 national forest acres in Barry and Stone Counties, and includes both developed recreation areas and dispersed recreation areas. The developed recreation areas include Big Bay Campground, Big Bay Picnic Ground and Boat Ramp, and Shell Knob Recreation Area. The dispersed recreation areas include Sugar Camp Scenic Drive (Forest Road 197), Onyx Picnic Area, and Piney Creek Wilderness. If you have questions concerning the use of Mark Twain National Forest lands, you can write, stop by, or give them a call. The address of the Cassville Ranger District is P.O. Box 310, Hwy. 248 East, Cassville, Missouri 65625, and their telephone number is (417) 847-2144.
Piney Creek Wilderness Located just 20 miles east of Cassville, the Piney Creek Wilderness features 13 miles of trails encompassing 8,100 acres of forest. The North trailhead has a parking area, bathroom facilities (no water), tent pads with fire rings, hitching posts for horses, and the Piney Lookout Tower. The South trailhead has a small parking area.
Roaring River Theater and Event Center The Roaring River Theater and Event Center can make your next banquet, wedding reception, or business meeting an enjoyable and memorable one. Phone them at (417) 847-0911.
Mountain Maid of Roaring River The story of Miss Jeanne Wallace, "Mountain Maid of Roaring River."
Cassville Chamber of Commerce The Cassville, Missouri Chamber of Commerce web page. Phone (417) 847-2814.
Fisherman's Haven Resort Fisherman's Haven Resort is located on Table Rock Lake, making it easy for you to enjoy Roaring River, Eureka Springs, Branson, and Silver Dollar City. Phone (417) 271-3599.
Stone Meadow Resort Stone Meadow Resort offers private cottages, walking trails, horseshoes, outdoor chess, and bird watching. Call them at (479) 253-6118, or write them at 57 CR 242, Eureka Springs, AR 72631.
Roaring River Resort Roaring River Resort is located at the North entrance to Roaring River State Park. Telephone (417) 847-3235.
Cedar Hill Cottage The Cedar Hill Cottage offers accommodations for 8 to 10 people and is located near Roaring River State Park on Highway F. If you would like more information, call them at (417) 271-9524 or write to Jack & Linda Gannaway, HC 81 Box 8914, Eagle Rock, Mo 65641.
Rock Village Court Rock Village Court offers cabins and RV parking just 2 miles from Roaring River State Park on Highway 112. Phone them at (417) 847-2323.
Super 8 Motel - Cassville The Super 8 Motel of Cassville is located at the intersection of Highway 37 and 76/86. For more information, you can reach them at (417) 847-4888.
Royal W Resort The Royal W Resort is under new ownership and has been upgraded significantly. For information, call them at (417) 847-2903 or write them at Rt. 4, Box 4025, Cassville, MO 65625.
Private Development 1836-1929 at Roaring River State Park Article by Senator Emory Melton that originally appeared in Volume 5, No. 12 of the White River Historical Quarterly.
Cassville Map Map of Cassville, Missouri from MapQuest.
Oakhill Court Oakhill Court invites you to visit either their quaint cabins or their fully equipped RV park, and to let them show you a wonderful vacation. Oakhill Court, Route 4 Box 4209, Cassville, Missouri 65625. Phone (417) 847-0291.
Mo-Net Web site of Mo-Net, Inc. "Connecting the Community."
Robert Prince's Web Page Robert Prince's Web page features pictures of Roaring River taken by Ron Cross. Robert and Ron are both from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Promised Land Animal Park This drive-through park and petting zoo is relatively new to the Roaring River area, and breeds many rare and endangered species to help keep them from becoming extinct. When you visit, a small admission fee is charged to support this process and help feed the animals. Promised Land Animal Park continues to develop and expand, with new features and animals to see every time you visit. Come and enjoy some of God's most magnificent creations at Promised Land. Located on Table Rock Lake, their address is HCR 01, Box 1086, Eagle Rock, MO 65641.
Important Events of the Civil War and Barry County Ted Roller's Web site is loaded with interesting information about the Roaring River area's past.
Missouri Civil War Currency Chris Azevedo's Web site has some very interesting information about the Civil War, including this page about Missouri currency.
One Week in Cassville During the Civil War Interesting article about Cassville from the White River Valley Historical Quarterly, written by Senator Emory Melton.
Civil War Days in Barry County Another article about Cassville you may want to see, written by Senator Emory Melton.
Barry County Courthouse Some background information on Barry County's historic courthouse.
Roaring River Cove Hardwoods Natural Area This 120-acre natural area is owned by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. The Roaring River Cove Hardwoods Natural Area features old-growth stands of forest and limestone ledges on deeply dissected cherty hills. Over 60 bird species have been recorded from this area.
National Register of Historic Places Roaring River has several structures that are registered on the National Register of Historic Places.
Roaring River Spring Falls Michele Maki's home page includes photos of Roaring River Spring.
Hiking Roaring River State Park This website includes information and photos about Roaring River.
Diving Roaring River Spring Images taken by Jeff Quam, Steve Langston, Don Langston, and Marvin Bower during a dive to the bottom of Roaring River Spring.
Ozark Chronicles Matt Tucker's Web site includes photos and information about Roaring River State Park.
ECW Architecture in Missouri State Parks 1933-1942 Interesting National Register of Historic Places information.
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