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Cozy Four-Guest Stay at Room 211, Meramec State Park - St. Louis

Cozy Four-Guest Stay at Room 211, Meramec State Park

Sullivaneasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–2 nights

Fitness Level

No special fitness level required; suitable for all ages able to manage basic walking.

Overview

Discover comfort and nature at Room 211 in Sullivan, Missouri. Ideal for families or friends, this private room offers cozy amenities just steps from Meramec State Park’s trails and river.

Sullivan, Missouri

Room 211 Four occupants

1-7 Night Stay Available • Standard Motel Room • Price Includes 4 Occupants

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About This Adventure

Experience comfort in Room 211 at the Hickory Ridge Motel, featuring two queen beds and a private deck perfect for relaxation. With amenities like mini refrigerators and Keurig coffee makers, this smoke-free room accommodates up to four guests, making it an ideal getaway for families or friends.

Duration

  • 1-30 Night Stay Available
  • Check In: 3pm
  • Check Out: 11am STREET LEVEL

About

Room 211 has two queen beds and a private deck. The room is also equipped with mini refrigerators, microwaves and a one-cup Keurig’s hair dryer shampoo and body wash and conditioner. The $87.00 per night rate allows for a maximum occupancy of 4 people, The Hickory Ridge Motel is smoke free including on the deck.

Adventure Tips

Pack insect repellent

Missouri’s forests and rivers attract mosquitoes, especially near dusk, so bring insect repellent to stay comfortable.

Reserve early

Room 211 is popular during weekends and holidays, so booking in advance ensures you secure this private spot.

Wear sturdy shoes for exploring

Nearby trails range from easy walks to moderate hikes; appropriate footwear enhances your experience.

Bring reusable water bottles

Stay hydrated while reducing plastic waste during your outdoor excursions around Meramec State Park.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Great blue herons

History

Meramec State Park sits on land with rich Native American heritage and has been a local retreat since the 1930s, developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

Conservation

The park emphasizes preserving native habitats and encourages low-impact recreation to protect local flora and fauna.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Great for exploring nearby trails and local attractions comfortably.

Insect repellent

Essential

Helps protect against mosquitoes and ticks during warmer months.

spring specific

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated while minimizing environmental impact on hot days.

summer specific

Layered clothing

Essential

Allows you to adjust easily to changing temperatures outdoors.

fall specific