Bob Brown Conservation Area offers 3,307 acres of Missouri River bottomland with restored wetlands, providing excellent waterfowl viewing opportunities and fishing access along wing dikes.

The area features a handicap-accessible waterfowl hunting blind, primitive camping, and multiple fishing areas on the Missouri River, with peak waterfowl viewing in mid-November and mid-March. Located 2.

5 miles west of Forest City on Highway 111, the area is primarily managed for wetland habitat and designated as an Important Bird Area by Audubon Missouri.