Discover 6 parks for photography within driving distance of Union
"Union is the closest city and the most convenient base for a short visit. Travelers come for the historic site, local dining, and easy access to other Upstate attractions."
A historic plantation site preserving the home and grounds of Governor William H. Gist.
"Union is a small, historic town with Victorian architecture. Residents and tourists alike enjoy the short drive to Red Bridge State Wayside for picnics and wildlife viewing."
A tranquil riverside park with picnic areas and scenic views near La Grande.
"Residents of Union can reach Hermann in under an hour for a cultural outing. Deutschheim offers a compact, educational stop that complements a visit to the town’s riverfront and downtown."
A preserved German-American historic site in Hermann featuring restored homes, gardens, and exhibits.
"Union residents often visit for a nearby outdoor destination with educational value. The park’s exhibits and picnic areas make it appealing for families and casual travelers."
A riverfront park honoring Route 66 with scenic views, picnic areas, and interpretive history.
"Union residents often visit for a low-key educational trip. The site offers a brief but worthwhile look at one of Missouri's notable early leaders."
A quiet historic site preserving the grave of Missouri Governor Daniel Dunklin.
"Union is far enough for a planned day trip but still within comfortable driving distance. Visitors from Union may come for the combination of history, nature, and a peaceful rural setting."
A scenic historic site featuring a restored 19th-century water-powered gristmill along Huzzah Creek.