The headwaters of the renowned Current River are generated when tiny Pigeon Creek merges with the approximately 40 million gallons of cold spring water emanating daily from the Montauk Springs. The 1,356-acre park was developed around the springs and associated spring branch and provides a popular spot for trout fishing. The initial 3.5 mile section of stream within the park is stocked daily with rainbow trout from March 1 - Oct. 31. An old gristmill and Ozark valley provide an inviting setting for campgrounds and rustic rental cabins. A modern lodge provides convenient accommodations including sleeping rooms, restaurant and store, even during the winter months. A meeting room near the lodge makes the park a popular spot for small conferences, retreats and seminars.


Anglers should take advantage of the streams stocked with rainbow trout.