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Pea Ridge Conservation Area Access

Pea Ridge Conservation Area in Washington County offers multiple access points across four tracts of land, with six parking lots on the main tract and three on the Hi Pointe unit, plus primitive camping areas available September 15–May 15 along Indian Creek and during firearms deer season at other sites.

The area features a 2-acre fishing pond on the Hi Pointe tract and over three miles of Indian Creek, an Ozark headwater stream, accessible via multiple entry roads including Route F, Sugar Loaf Road, Pelican Ridge Road, and Lodge Road.

The conservation area is open 4 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily, with 24-hour access allowed for fishing, hunting, and camping activities.


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