Name: Graham Cave State Park
Address: 217 State Hwy TT, Montgomery City, MO 63361, USA, US
Telephone: +1 573-564-3476

Graham Cave State Park is a park, located at 217 State Hwy TT, Montgomery City, MO 63361, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 573-564-3476, visit their website www.mostateparks.com for more detailed information.

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217 State Hwy TT, Montgomery City, MO 63361, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 04 October 2016

Monday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Rebekah Robertson

09 December 2017

The kids had so much fun playing! This is a great play for an hour, a day trip or to camp.
Mark T

03 December 2017

Nice, but smaller state park. I was able to get in over 4 miles weaving around the trails. Easy access off I70, so a good place to stretch the legs if traveling.
Ter Ob

23 November 2017

Fantastic park. Helpful staff. Quiet with a lot of trees. Will definitely visit again.
Dee Wassman

13 November 2017

Worth the drive! Great place for families. Good hiking and has a play ground and picnic area!
Matthew Ruppert

06 October 2017

Quiet little park with almost nothing to do. Only basics camping sites and sites with electricity. Good if you just want to have some peace and quiet and escape from people for a few days.
Polly Hawkins

08 September 2017

Baa amazing that people occupied the cave 8,000 to 10,000 years ago! Just more scientific evidence which falsifies YEC; as if there wasn't enough already.
Daren McCurdy

08 August 2017

A small park with some camping options and hiking trails. The "caves" are not really worth visiting for. It's just a small enclosure. You can't really go into a cave and walk around. The bathrooms have showers, and they also have laundry options available here. A lot of the campground is on a slope, so tent camping might not be convenient for many people. The park is easy to find and very accessible.
Stan Maughan

28 July 2017

What a marvelous discovery! If you are looking for a park with a shuffleboard court, swimming pool, video game room and Wi-Fi, this is probably not for you. But if you want a gorgeous, peaceful campsite in the woods, with beautiful hiking trails and a very interesting historic cave, this place is for you. I loved it! Wish it was closer to home. I'd be here all the time.
Zeb Ayres

16 June 2017

Graham Cave State Park's centerpiece is of course, the cave. Graham Cave is special in that it formed in a way that is pretty unique, and it exists as one of the best examples of this kind of formation.

The park includes several short-ish trails and camping opportunities and is convenient to I-70 for a quick visit.
Heather Seder

19 April 2017

We walked the trail by the river it was so beautiful and lush green. What a wonderful place it was quiet surprising. There were flowers everywhere the water was clean. We saw a turtle and lizards but the mosquitoes where the worst part of the whole trip. Every time I stop to take pictures they attacked me. besides that it was amazing and beautiful
Christina Jefferson

22 March 2017

We LOVE this park for ourFAMILY we have 3kids they walk all of the roads and have fun fun fun
Cole Payne

02 March 2017

Nice little park with a cool cave. Right off the highway so its easy to stop for lunch if you're driving through.
Lynn Rinker

28 February 2017

A nice hike on a gorgeous day in February - doesn't get much better. Friendly staff. Poor trail markings though.
Jeff Campbell

09 November 2016

A great site to explore, with nice campgrounds and trails. Rating down one star because the traffic noise from the interstate does disrupt the atmosphere a bit (it was louder than I expected). The campgrounds have some of the more unique picnic tables I have seen at state parks in a long time.
Andy A

11 October 2016

You have to come to this park with the knowledge that you won't be seeing a typical 'cave' - it's a shelter cave that is important for it's archaeological value , but is also a very nice example of a shelter cave the type you'd have been very happy to find as a native person. The little trails are easy and fun, the visitor center gives some info on the local natural features (like stone glades), and the campground is surprisingly nice for a small state park. Yes, I-70 can be heard from the park at times, but it's very unobtrusive .. and doesn't take away from the 'value' of this park. A good 1-day/1-night kind of park - nice camping.