ROBINSON BLUFF

Visit Robinson Bluff

Robinson Bluff is approximately 60 miles south(ish) of St. Louis, Missouri, neighboring Washington State Park near the old mining town of Tiff, Mo. We welcome all our vigilant climbers, our virgin trail makers, and little explorers. Robinson Bluff is a self accommodating park for all ages to enjoy. Curving the walls of Robinson Bluff is the Big River where you can cool off after a long bike ride or perhaps to kayak on in the summer time. Spring is a dream here and we're hoping you get to enjoy all the seasons at Missouri's newest outdoor adventure haven.

We're open seven days a week to the public and offer 21 campsites for the ones who aren't ready to leave! We just ask when you come to visit us, that you make sure you have SIGNED OUR LIABILITY WAIVER and have paid the required ENTRY FEE or CAMPING FEE(S) due at the time of entry.

You can find all information on our FEES & WAIVER page in the menu bar at the top of the website. Rules and requirements are posted on our kiosk as you enter Robinson Bluff. So make sure to read them over before, or after you have submitted your waiver and fee envelope (also located at our kiosk).

DAY ENTRY

$ 10 PER PERSON / ONLY GOOD FOR ONE DAY / ENTRY ONLY VALID UPON COMPLETION OF LIABILITY WAIVER PER INDIVIDUAL.

DAY + CAMP

$ 20 PER PERSON / ONLY GOOD FOR ONE DAY ENTRY + CAMPING / ENTRY ONLY VALID UPON COMPLETION OF LIABILITY WAIVER PER INDIVIDUAL.

CAMP

$ 10 PER PERSON / ONLY GOOD / ENTRY ONLY VALID UPON COMPLETION OF LIABILITY WAIVER PER INDIVIDUAL. **Camping sites are 500 yards from parking lot. Pack wisely**

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Robinson: A Bit of Crag Brag

Developed for climbers of all grades (5.5 to 5.13) and styles, Robinson Bluff is a sport climber’s haven. Here, moderate face climbing prevails, but don’t miss the spicy overhangs and obvious cracks. The naturally featured walls are dappled with unique crystal pockets and textured holds. Within a few yards of the Big River and scenic views of rural rolling hills, Robinson Bluff is an outdoor retreat and an oasis of sport climbing in Missouri. Some might even call it epic.