Introduction
About 30 minutes from Kansas City, in Weston, Missouri you will find the serene and beautiful Weston Bend State Park. The park holds many memories of its past residents such as the Indian tribes and soldiers. The Fox, Sac, Iowa, and Kansa Indian tribes once lived here and when Lewis and Clark reached the area in 1804, they found evidence of the tribes. From 1832 to 1838, a trading post and tavern served the Indians and soldiers in the area. However, the American government chose to buy the property in order to stop them from serving their soldiers liquor.
This historic and peaceful park runs alongside the bank of the Missouri River as well as Bear Creek and Bee Creek, so you have plenty of options for fishing, wading, and floating. There are also 35 RV and tent campsites, picnic areas, a stunning overlook, and over 10 miles of trails. In fact, the 1,133-acre Weston Bend State Park attracts more than 271,000 visitors every year. You would not expect to find such a peaceful and natural space this close to the hustle and bustle of the city but when you get to Weston Bend State Park, you will feel like you are in a different world.
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