Twin Lakes Recreation Area, 2500 Chapel Hill Road, Columbia, MO

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Twin Lakes Recreation Area

2500 Chapel Hill Road Park Hours: 6 am - 11 pm Park Facilities 73.3 Acres Reservable shelter (See Picnic Shelter Reservations) 1 - ADA drinking fountain Restrooms (open April 15 - October 15) Playground 2 - Picnic tables along lake Dog Park Little Mates Cove swim area (pay) 1 - Lake for non-motorized boating/fishing (18.8 acres; free) - boats must be carried in from parking lots - no drive access (See - Feeding Waterfowl) Bath house Trail - 0.4 mile; gravel biking, walking, jogging trail with MKT connection
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	Park Map
	Bow Hunting
	Lake Water Quality Reports

Twin Lakes Shelter

Reservable shelter
(See Picnic Shelter Reservations)
Dimensions: 87' x 66' - 5742 sq. ft.
24 - Picnic tables (1 ADA)
Seating capacity: 192
Parking spaces: 213
Recommended group size (limit): 200
Lights
Electric: 3 - 220 volt outlets
10 - 110 volt double outlets
4 - ADA double BBQ grills
Restrooms (open April 15 - October 15)
1 - ADA drinking fountain
Playground nearby
Note: Hose bib available in water pit - $10 water fee - Need water valve key ($50 deposit)
Note: 2272 key needed for service gate to permit drive-up access to shelter ($20 deposit)

Capital Improvement Projects
Year Completed	Project Description
2011	Memorial/Heritage Bench Replacement (7)
2011	Annual Roads and Parking: Repair and overlay entry road; put electric underground
	Twin Lakes Recreation Area Improvements

Note: This park received Federal funds from the National Park Service. Regulations of the U.S. Department of the Interior (address below) strictly prohibit unlawful discrimination in the departmental federally assisted programs on the basis of race, color, national origin, age or handicap.

Director, Equal Opportunity Programs
U. S. Department of the Interior
National Park Service
P. O. Box 37127
Washington, D.C. 20013-7127

Twin Lakes Recreation Area

Park Facilities

Twin Lakes Shelter

Capital Improvement Projects