Castlewood State Park - United States

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About Castlewood State Park

RV quick facts for Castlewood State Park

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Overnight campingNot available at park; day-use only
Entry feeFree
ParkingAvailable at multiple trailheads and facility areas
Boat launchFree launch at end of Kiefer Creek Road
RestroomsAvailable at park facilities
Nearest RV parksSt. Louis West KOA and others within 15-20 miles

RV Rentals Castlewood State Park

Castlewood State Park, MO, United States

How to get to Castlewood State Park

Castlewood State Park is located in Ballwin, Missouri, approximately 20-30 minutes from downtown St. Louis and about 35 miles from St. Louis Lambert International Airport. Access the park via Highway 100 West or via Interstate 270, Big Bend Road, and Kiefer Creek Road. The park entrance roads accommodate standard RV traffic without extreme grade restrictions. St. Louis Lambert International Airport offers multiple RV rental agencies for fly-and-rent visitors.

Best time to visit Castlewood State Park

Spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) offer ideal conditions for outdoor recreation, with comfortable temperatures and lower humidity. Spring brings moderate weather and blooming vegetation, while fall features cooler temperatures and scenic foliage. Summer months can be hot and humid, though early morning visits remain enjoyable. Winter is cold with occasional snow, but the park remains accessible for day-use visits in dry conditions.

Jan 38 mm
41°F - 25°F

Winter conditions; snow possible

Feb 43 mm
46°F - 28°F

Winter conditions; snow possible

Mar 66 mm
57°F - 37°F

Apr 94 mm
68°F - 47°F

Spring season offers pleasant hiking conditions

May 104 mm
76°F - 57°F

Peak season; ideal for outdoor activities

Jun 97 mm
85°F - 66°F

Hot and humid; early morning visits recommended

Jul 79 mm
88°F - 70°F

Hot and humid; early morning visits recommended

Aug 74 mm
87°F - 67°F

Hot and humid; early morning visits recommended

Sep 79 mm
79°F - 59°F

Comfortable fall conditions; foliage begins to turn

Oct 74 mm
68°F - 48°F

Fall season offers excellent conditions

Nov 79 mm
56°F - 38°F

Dec 58 mm
44°F - 28°F

Winter conditions; snow possible

Things to do at Castlewood State Park

  • River Scene Trail Moderate
    RV parking available

    River Scene Trail is a 3.25-mile moderate hiking route featuring scenic overlooks of the Meramec River valley. The path winds through forests and climbs to limestone bluffs with panoramic views of the river and surrounding landscape.

  • Al Foster Trail Moderate
    RV parking available

    Al Foster Trail is a 4.7-mile trail open to hiking and mountain biking with multiple river access points. Anglers use this route to reach fishing spots for catfish, bass, carp, and other Meramec River species.

  • Chubb Trail Strenuous
    RV parking available

    Chubb Trail is a 6.5-mile mountain biking trail with challenging terrain for experienced riders. The route features elevation changes and technical sections through forested landscape.

  • Fishing in the Meramec River
    RV parking available

    The Meramec River at Castlewood offers fishing for channel catfish, flathead catfish, bass, carp, walleye, crappie, and other species. Access points are available along River Scene, Stinging Nettle, and Al Foster trails at varied depths and habitat types.

  • Mountain Biking
    RV parking available

    Castlewood State Park is considered one of the best mountain biking destinations in the St. Louis area with over 26 miles of trails. Routes range from beginner-friendly loops to challenging technical terrain for experienced riders.

  • Boating and Canoeing
    RV parking available

    Small boats, canoes, and kayaks can be launched free at the boat ramp at the end of Kiefer Creek Road. The scenic Meramec River provides excellent paddling opportunities through the park's natural landscape.

  • Picnicking
    RV parking available

    The park offers picnic sites and two reservable shelters equipped with grills, water fountains, and restrooms. These facilities are ideal for families and allow visitors to enjoy scenic meadows and river views.

Top Hosts near MO, United States

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Ray5 trips - Joined Jul 2023

Thanks again Ray, outstanding communication and everything was as he said! No complaints, would rent from him again.

Amanda K. - Aug 2025

Ray was excellent!! Easy to talk to. Answered all my questions (I had a lot) and many more. The camper was fully loaded, clean and very user friendly. I would highly recommend Ray and his camper!!

Damon M. - Oct 2024

Rob8 trips - Joined Sep 2023

The van was easy to drive, the bed was comfortable and pick up and drop off was a breeze. Definitely recommend for anyone wanting an adventure on wheels!

Erin S. - Aug 2025

Betty White was perfect for my adult daughter and I for the Indi 500. Betty drove nicely. I slept on the bed and we brought a foam pad and cushion so she could sleep in the large storage area under the bed. Everything worked

Keith G. - May 2025

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