The Jones-Confluence Point State Park is a state park and recreation area in West Alton, Missouri. It is best known as the site where folks can find the meeting point of two of the United States? mightiest rivers.

Also known as the Edward ?Ted? and Pat Jones-Confluence Point State Park, the Jones-Confluence Point State Park is where visitors come to see the confluence point of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. It is located about eight miles north of the St. Louis Arch.

Opened in 2004, the Jones-Confluence Point State Park covers 1118 acres of shoreline and bottomland. It is a part of the Confluence Greenway, which is a series of parks, recreation, and conservation areas around the St. Louis metropolitan area.