Facility Overview

The WASOLA 5N site is a specialized National Weather Service (NWS) cooperative weather monitoring station located in the rural landscape of Walls Township, Douglas County, Missouri. Please note: This site is a scientific research and data collection facility, not a commercial parking garage or public parking facility. There is no infrastructure for public parking, vehicle storage, or visitor access. The location is situated in an unincorporated, remote area, and all land in the immediate vicinity is private or designated for meteorological monitoring. Visitors should be aware that there are no standard parking spaces, pavement, lighting, or security features associated with this location.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

The station is located in the heart of the Ozarks, a region primarily defined by its natural beauty, rugged terrain, and agricultural land. It is not situated near urban convention centers, sports arenas, or commercial shopping districts. The closest township area is a sparsely populated rural district in Douglas County. Travelers interested in the region typically visit the nearby natural conservation areas or explore the scenic roads of the Missouri Ozarks. There are no venues or amenities within walking distance of this remote coordinates-based research point.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Access to the area is limited to rural county roads and local routes. There is no transit connectivity, including light rail, subway, or bus hubs, serving this remote site. Because this is not a public facility, no ingress or egress infrastructure exists for vehicles. Visitors are advised against attempting to navigate to these coordinates for the purpose of parking, as the site is private and lacks any provision for automotive accommodation.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

• This is a meteorological station, not a parking lot.
• No surface or covered parking available.
• No ADA-accessible spaces or specialized vehicle facilities.
• No security, lighting, or mobile payment services provided.
• Not suitable for commercial or passenger vehicle parking.

Ideal For

• Scientific researchers accessing authorized climatological data.
• Meteorologists monitoring regional weather patterns in the Ozarks.

Visitor & Driver Tips

• Do not attempt to park at this location, as it is a private research site and has no public facilities.
• Always respect private property boundaries while exploring the rural beauty of Douglas County.
• For those looking for parking in nearby municipalities, please check official local government resources for public lots in larger towns like Ava, Missouri.
• GPS navigation in rural Douglas County can be inconsistent; always rely on primary roadways and official signage.