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Tent campers who want Campground 1's wooded walk-in sites get the best of this park: mature canopy, private spacing, and hosts selling firewood on-site. Fall weekends are the sweet spot for color, cooler temps, and far fewer bugs than July.
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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
Varies
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
System-wide on-seaso...
Cell
No Service
Pets
Pets Allowed
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10621 NE Hwy 121, Cameron, MO 64429, United States
Tent campers who want Campground 1's wooded walk-in sites get the best of this park: mature canopy, private spacing, and hosts selling firewood on-site. Fall weekends are the sweet spot for color, cooler temps, and far fewer bugs than July.
No cell service and no dump station are real limits. Large-rig drivers also report confusion finding the right loop on arrival, so review the park map before you pull in with anything over 30 feet.
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The campground operates April 1 through October 31, when running water and showers are available. Summer brings the busiest lake use. Mid-80s to low-90s with humid evenings in the 60s, warm enough for swimming and long fishing evenings but occasionally swampy hot. Fall earns consistent praise from repeat campers: cooler air, October color, fewer bugs. Spring works well for wildflowers and empty trails. Summers get sticky; bring repellent and plan shade time during midday heat.
Peak season with warm weather, perfect for water activities. Book early.
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Family-oriented campground with modern restrooms and hot showers. Park includes picnic sites and picnic shelters; visitor reports note picnic tables, covered picnic tables at some sites, and standard fire rings with grills. Some campsites include electric and electric+water hookups per visitor accounts; hosts sell firewood and ice on-site.
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