McGee Family Conservation Area
Explore Nature's Beauty
Just south of Plattsburg, the McGee Family Conservation Area offers a peaceful escape across 1,000 acres of pastures, woodlands, and stream banks. Originally a family farm, this scenic reserve was bequeathed in 2010 by Kansas City businessman Thomas F. McGee, Jr., inviting visitors to enjoy the rolling hills, fishing ponds, and Little Platte River frontage that showcase the beauty of rural Missouri.
Outdoor Adventure Awaits
Anglers and kayakers can access the Little Platte River near the bridge, paddling upstream or floating downstream toward Smithville Lake. With crappie, sunfish, catfish, and black bass in the waters, it's an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts. The area also shines in the fall as a prime location for deer and turkey hunting, with opportunities for muzzleloader, archery, and firearms in line with state regulations.
Outdoor Adventure Awaits
Anglers and kayakers can access the Little Platte River near the bridge, paddling upstream or floating downstream toward Smithville Lake. With crappie, sunfish, catfish, and black bass in the waters, it's an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts. The area also shines in the fall as a prime location for deer and turkey hunting, with opportunities for muzzleloader, archery, and firearms in line with state regulations.
Experience Rural Missouri
Located 1.6 miles south of Plattsburg on Route C, the McGee Family Conservation Area is a natural treasure open for all to explore. For more details, call (816) 675-2205 or visit the Missouri Department of Conservation website.
Come enjoy a slice of rural tranquility at McGee Family Conservation Area!