Lone Elk Park in Valley Park, MO is a favored hiking area and wildlife preserve that offers visitors a chance to see native animals in a natural setting. With an excellent 4.8-star rating from over two thousand reviews, the park features well-maintained trails and habitats for elk, bison, and deer. It is an ideal destination for families, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts seeking an immersive outdoor adventure.
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in the last weekScott Hoffhaus
in the last weekElf and bison are in the ponds staying cool
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in the last weekAmy Bath
a week agoI saw more elk on my most recent visit than ever before! The males had velvety antlers, and I think we even spotted a baby. We did not see any bison which was not typical. The racoons, however, were out in full force. PSA: Probably not a good idea to pet a raccoon like so many people in cars in front of us were trying to do. General info: Lone Elk Park is free of charge, but the park service welcomes an online donation. You mostly stay in your car and drive through, but there are picnic areas and restrooms you can get out of your vehicle for. Typically, I never see many elk, but always see bison at the end just before the exit. You can drive through as many times as you like.