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KEMP LAKE

The Kemp Lake Logo: a blue heron standing amongst reeds.

Empowering those who need it most

Kemp Lake provides disabled people the ability to experience nature and just have some fun.  The 215-acre game preserve is about an hour west of St. Louis off Hwy 44 and features a 19-acre managed lake teaming with fish.  

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We believe there is truly nothing more healing than the beauty of God's nature.  And we strive to share that beauty with people who are often excluded from these opportunities.​

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See for yourself in our Cast For Kids 2023 event video!

What We Offer

A man in a wheelchair is stopped in a field, holding out his hunting rifle.

Hunt

Participants hunt deer, turkey, quail, rabbit, and other upland birds with the aid of an expert hunter. As a managed game preserve, Kemp Lake has had many successful hunts.

A photo of two docks in the middle of the lake as a couple men fish. There is a shaded canopy over the dock they sit on.

Fish

Our "breakaway docks" offer a unique, accessible and easy to way to fish or explore the lake on our water safaris - a favorite with kids and adults alike.  Simple in design & function the docks are carpeted, railed, can be combined and can utilize an optional shade canopy.  A fishing guide handles the details and helps to make fishing about as easy as can be!

Two people ride a golf cart across the trails of Kemp Lake. They are deep in the forest, surrounded by lush greenery.

Explore

Walk or ride through the over 6 miles in trails and roads that wind through and around the preserve.  Look for flowers. mushrooms, birds, animals or  their tracks-- or just enjoy the cool breeze sweeping through the trees.

People sit on the various picnic tables inside the pavilion overlooking the lake.

Rest

Relax with your group and experience the lake from our brand new pavilion! Maybe a shore lunch is in order!  Maybe just watch the waves, other participants, wildlife or whatever else might catch your eye.  There's nothing more restoring than nature. 

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