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Eleven Point RiverGreer Crossing Recreation Area to Turner Mill South River Access
Short spring-supported Eleven Point day from Greer Crossing to Turner Mill South, using the official Forest Service put-in and river-right landing with the Bardley gauge as a conservative low-water check.
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Launch at Greer Crossing and take out at Turner Mill South for a short spring-fed Eleven Point run through Mary Decker Shoal and the Blue Ribbon Trout Area. Use the Bardley gauge as a conservative low-water check, then make a visual call at the launch.
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Put-in
Greer Crossing river accessGreer Crossing and Turner Mill South are official Forest Service river accesses with published coordinates, but road, parking, campground, and day-use rules can change.
Take-out
Turner Mill South River AccessTurner Mill South is the larger river-right landing below Greer. Do not confuse it with Turner Mill North on river left or cross private land between the two accesses.
Road shuttle
Use a two-car or local outfitter shuttle between Greer Crossing and Turner Mill South. Roads to Turner Mill are rural Forest Service roads, so inspect the landing, parking, and turnaround before committing.
Additional access notes
- The Eleven Point corridor includes private lands under scenic easement. Do not assume banks away from public accesses, designated float camps, or legal gravel-bar stops are public.
More route and safety guidance
- Turner Mill South is a rustic river-right landing with limited day use, five dispersed campsites, one concrete launch, and no potable water. Stage water, parking, and the vehicle turnaround before launch, and do not count on services or a quick road exit downstream.
- Use the named Greer Crossing put-in and Turner Mill South take-out. Do not confuse Turner Mill South with Turner Mill North on river left or cross private scenic-easement banks between them; the Forest Service warns that the river can rise rapidly and that motorized and non-motorized users share the corridor.
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Eleven Point River near Bardley, MO. This view may be outside your paddling reach. Images are periodic and do not establish safe conditions.
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| Known low-water floor | 300 cfs |
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| Main source behind this score | Rivers.MOHERP Bardley gauge rating and Greer-to-Turner trip evidence |
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NotesPublished evidence and verification notes
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- Official route shapeGreer to Turner Mill South, 4.9 miles
The Forest Service names Greer to Turner Mill as a popular 4.9-mile float trip and says Turner Mill South is 4.9 miles below Greer Crossing on river right.
- Public put-inGreer Crossing Recreation Area
The Forest Service confirms a single-lane concrete boat ramp, seasonal water, toilets, and parking. Its Eleven Point river map publishes the access point at 36.793439, -91.331617; this is an access anchor, not a surveyed ramp edge.
- Public take-outTurner Mill South River Access
The Forest Service lists Turner Mill South as open on river right with a rustic day-use area, limited campsites, a single-lane concrete boat launch, toilet facilities, and coordinates 36.76456, -91.26653037.
- Gauge check during route review · 2026-07-15USGS 07071500 at 463 cfs / 2.56 ft
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- Low-water floor300 cfs minimum-only
Rivers.MOHERP rates the Bardley gauge Good beginning at 300 cfs and includes exact Greer-to-Turner trip evidence in runnable conditions. The app does not infer an ideal range or upper cutoff from those community rows.
- Route characterGreer Spring, Mary Decker Shoal, day-use split take-out
The Forest Service says Greer Spring more than doubles the river volume, Greer to Turner passes Mary Decker Shoal, and Turner Mill South is the developed river-right landing rather than the smaller day-use north-side access.
- Primary safety reviewRustic right-bank landing, changing flow, and endpoint distinction
The Forest Service documents Turner Mill South as a rustic right-bank access 4.9 miles below Greer with limited day use, five campsites, a single-lane launch, no potable water, and rapid-rise warnings. Its river-use notes distinguish the south landing from Turner Mill North and identify the shared 25 hp motorized corridor.
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