Explore the Outdoors in the Sedalia Area
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Elm Hills Public Golf Course 1615 Elm Hills Blvd. Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-6171 More Details» |
Elm Hills is Sedalia's public golf course. |
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| Horse Stables | |
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Fischer Stables at the Katy Trail, LLC 22299 Sacajawea Rd Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 829-4677 Website» More Details» |
This modern, 70 stall equine facilty offers four different boarding packages from stalls with attached outdoor paddocks to pasture boarding. The horse stables can provide hourly or daily rental of an outdoor or indoor lighted arena. Horseback riding trails are available on the property with convenient access to Katy Trail State Park and beyond. |
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| Sedalia Parks | |
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Sedalia Parks and Recreation Office 1500 W. 3rd Street Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 (660) 826-4932 Website» More Details» |
With seven beautiful parks, Sedalia has plenty of outdoor fun to offer.
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Centennial Park 16th Street and New York Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 Website» More Details» |
Centennial Park, located at 16th Street and New York, is the second largest of Sedalia's parks with 39 acres. The main function of this park is an outdoor sports complex. • 8 Lighted Baseball Fields • Basketball Court • Swimming Pool • Playground • 5 Shelter Houses |
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Clover Dell Park West 32nd Street Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 Website» More Details» |
Clover Dell is located on West 32nd Street, 8/10 of a mile from the city limits. Clover Dell is a 173 acre park. |
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Housel Park Howard and Hurley Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 More Details» |
Housel Park is located at Howard and Hurley and is approximately five acres in size. |
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Hubbard Park Johnson and Missouri Streets Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 Website» More Details» |
Hubbard is located at Johnson and Missouri Streets and is 23 acres in size. |
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Katy Park 24th and Grand Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 Website» More Details» |
Katy Park is located at 24th and Grand and is 18 acres in size.
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Liberty Park 1500 W. 3rd Street Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 Website» More Details» |
Today in Liberty Park, there is the main building, Convention Hall, which houses the Parks and Recreation Office. The building has an auditorium for recreation programs, an upstairs for dance programs and meeting rooms, as well as restroom facilities. |
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Vermont Park Vermont and 14th Street Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-4930 Website» More Details» |
Vermont Park is located at Vermont and 14th Street and is approximately 7 acres in size.
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| Conservation Areas | |
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Missouri Department of Conservation 2000 S Limit Ave Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
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Bruns Tract State Highway B and Hope Dale Road Green Ridge, Missouri 65332 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
This 160-acre area is owned by the Missouri Prairie Foundation and is jointly managed by the Conservation Department. The once-existing crop land has been converted to native prairie plantings and most of the timber has been removed. This objective of this site is to provide optimum brood-rearing and nesting cover for prairie chickens. |
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Bryson's Hope Conservation Area Greenridge, Missouri 65332 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
This 288-acre area is being intensively managed for the recovery of the prairie chicken, which is an endangered species in Missouri. |
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Drovers Prairie Conservation Area Ionia, Missouri 65335 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
The Drovers Prairie Conservation area offers bird watching and deer hunting opportunities. |
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Friendly Prairie Conservation Area Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
Friendly Prairie features unplowed native prairie. More than 260 species of plants have been identified in the area. |
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Grandfather Prairie Conservation Area Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
Grandfather Prairie is an 80-acre native prairie remnant named after the Osage Indians' traditional name for the sun. The area offers birdwatching, prairie wildflower viewing, and deer, quail, rabbit, squirrel, and turkey hunting opportunities. |
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Hartwell Conservation Area Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
The Hartwell Conservation area consists primarily og cool and warm season grass interspersed with trees, mostly Osage orange and Black locust. |
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Kahrs-Boger Park Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
The Kahrs-Boger area contains cropland, forest, grassland, old fields, fishable pond (1 acre), permanent stream (Lake Creek). |
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Kearn Memorial Conservation Area Greenridge, Missouri 65332 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
The W. R. Kearn Memorial Conservation area is being intensely managed for prairie chickens. Cropfields have been converted to native warm-season and cool-season grasses to provide both nesting and brood-rearing cover for prairie chickens. Many species of grassland wildlife, including Northern Harriers, Upland Sandpipers, and Shortear Owls are commonly seen on this area. |
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Kearn Memorial Wildlife Area Green Ridge, Missouri 65332 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
The 1,674 acres of the J. N. "Turkey" Kearn Memorial Wildlife Area features a variety of habitat types including wooden hills, bottomlands, crop fields, and native grass fields. The area offers bird watching, fishing, and hunting opportunities. |
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Paint Brush Prairie Natural Area Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
The 74 acres of the Paint Brush Prairie Natural Area offer bird watching and hunting opportunities. |
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Pinhook Access Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
The 4 acres of the Pinhook Access offer access to Muddy Creek. There is a Pettis County historical marker here commemorating St. Helena, the first Pettis County seat. |
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Spring Fork Lake Spring Fork Lake Road Sedalia, Missouri 65301 (660) 826-1234 (660) 530-5500 More Details» |
Spring Fork Lake offers birdwatching and bass, catfish, crappie, and sunfish opportunities. |
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