A Missouri Department of Conservation area of about 1,188 acres southwest of Bismarck, reaching into Iron and Washington counties. At its center is 210-acre DiSalvo Lake, built by the Hanna Mining Company in 1944 and bought by MDC in 1981. The lake is shallow, 15 feet at its deepest, and is fished for black bass, catfish, and crappie (pole and line only; small boats at no-wake speed). Camping, hiking, cycling, horseback riding, and hunting are allowed, with deer the most popular game.
- Where
- Near Bismarck, MO
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