Council Bluff - Mile 0 is the primary access point to Council Bluff Lake in Mark Twain National Forest, featuring two boat ramps (Wild Boar Hollow and Enough) with no-wake speed restrictions across the entire 440-acre lake.

The recreation area offers a 75-site campground with vault toilets and drinking water, plus Chapel Hill Beach with a 54,000 sq ft sandy swimming area, accessible flush toilets, and seasonal coin-operated showers.

A 12-mile trail encircles the lake with multiple access points, making it ideal for paddlers, anglers, and hikers seeking a rustic Mark Twain National Forest experience.