Ronald and Maude Hartell Conservation Area

The Ronald and Maude Hartell Conservation Area in Plattsburgh offers paddlers and boaters access to a scenic area with seven lakes and stream frontage, managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation. This is an excellent destination for kayakers and canoeists seeking quality fishing and nature-based recreation in a well-maintained public facility.

The conservation area welcomes a variety of recreational activities including boating, fishing, camping, and wildlife observation. Visitors can use boats and motors on the water, making it accessible for different types of paddlers and boaters. The area features educational programs and accessible facilities, making it suitable for visitors of various skill levels and ages.

For current regulations, specific access hours, launch fees, and detailed information about water conditions, contact the Missouri Department of Conservation directly or visit their website. Be sure to check current hunting and fishing seasons before your visit, as they may affect area access and usage during certain times of year.