Greenville Recreation Area

Mark Twain National Forest

Tucked into the heart of Mark Twain National Forest, Pinewoods Lake Recreation Area welcomes day visitors to explore 32 acres of pristine lake waters surrounded by dense woodland. Whether you're casting a line from the accessible shoreline, meandering along shaded trails, or gathering your family for a lakeside picnic, this peaceful retreat offers an intimate escape into Missouri's natural beauty.

Wappapello Lake

Discover a slice of history at Spillway Recreation Area, where an iconic 1937 outlet structure stands as the centerpiece of this versatile lakeside retreat. Whether you're launching your boat from the one-lane ramp, picnicking under sheltered pavilions, or starting your hike on the Pine Ridge Natural Trail, this day-use facility blends recreation and heritage along the shores of Wappapello Lake.

10276 Hwy T, Wappapello, MO 63966

Escape to Redman Creek Recreation Area, where 109 fully-equipped campsites await your arrival, each offering modern conveniences amidst nature's splendor. For those seeking a more adventurous approach, six exclusive boat-in sites provide a unique waterfront camping experience. Families will delight in the thoughtfully designed amenities, from refreshing shower houses to vibrant playgrounds where children's laughter mingles with bird songs. Adventure beckons at every turn, whether you're casting a line into crystal waters, exploring winding trails on foot or bike, or perfecting your game on the recreational courts. This meticulously maintained haven seamlessly blends outdoor excitement with the comforts modern campers appreciate.

On the north end of the Wappapello Dam (Eagle Point is not at the physical address listed above).

Perched dramatically atop the north end of Wappapello Dam, Eagle Point Recreation Area offers sweeping views of the shimmering lake below from its bluff-top setting. This inviting day-use destination welcomes up to 80 guests in its accessible picnic shelter and has become a sought-after spot for intimate lakeside wedding ceremonies on its scenic overlook, where couples exchange vows against a backdrop of endless water and sky.

Lake Wappapello State Park

Lake Wappapello State Park is the ideal vacation spot for a day or a week. The park offers a moderncampgroundandcabinsplus rustic camper cabins. Miles oftrailfor hikers, backpackers and horseback riders offer great scenery and picturesque views. With easy access to LakeWappapello, the park offers opportunities forboaters, includingcanoersandkayakers, andanglerssearching for crappie, catfish and bass. 8005 State Highway 172Williamsville,MO63967United States

19145 Wayne Route D, Wappapello, MO 63966

Nestled along the tranquil shores of Wappapello Lake, People's Creek Recreation Area invites you to experience the perfect blend of modern comfort and natural beauty across 57 thoughtfully designed campsites. Whether you choose the lower section's 38 sites with 50-amp electric and water hookups for a closer connection to nature, or opt for the upper section's 19 premium full-service sites complete with 50-amp electric, water, and sewer connections, you'll find yourself immersed in the peaceful rhythm of lakeside living.

4558 Wayne Route W, Williamsville, MO 63967

Tucked along the northwestern shore of Wappapello Lake near Chaonia Landing, Snow Creek Campground offers an authentic, back-to-basics lakeside escape. This primitive retreat puts you right at the water's edge with convenient boat ramp access, a fishing pier for casting your line, and essential amenities including a showerhouse—everything you need for a memorable fishing trip or waterside adventure.

Rt 1 Box 144B, Williamsville, MO 63967, USA

Nestled along the scenic Black River in the southwestern corner of Missouri's Mark Twain National Forest, Markham Springs Campground offers a peaceful retreat steeped in Ozark history. Named after lumber mill operator M. J. Markham, who ran operations here from 1901 through the 1930s, this recreation area retains echoes of its industrial past, including the impressive Fuchs House—a five-bedroom concrete and native stone structure that occasionally serves as a rental property. Dense forests of ash, elm, maple, and poplar create a colorful canopy over the campground, while the rushing waters of the Black River provide a constant soundtrack to your stay. A historic pond dating back to the 1800s adds to the area's charm and sense of timelessness. The campground provides both single and double sites suitable for tents and RVs, ranging from more developed spots with electric hookups to primitive sites tucked into the woods near the river. Each site comes equipped with picnic tables and campfire rings with grills, plus lantern posts for evening ambiance. Modern conveniences include accessible vault toilets, drinking water, hot showers, and trash collection—a nice balance of comfort and outdoor simplicity. Whether you prefer the hum of electricity for your RV or the rustic experience of a riverside tent site, you'll find options that suit your camping style. Anglers will appreciate the Black River's reputation for bass, sunfish, walleye, and catfish, with opportunities to fish from boats or along the riverbanks. Paddlers can explore the river by canoe or kayak, while hikers have access to the Markham Springs Trail System, including the popular 1.5-mile Eagle Bluff Trail loop that follows the river and offers excellent birding and wildlife viewing opportunities. The location strikes a perfect balance between seclusion and convenience—you're immersed in nature but just three miles from Williamsville, where you'll find a general store and fuel station for any forgotten supplies. The campground makes an ideal base camp for those seeking a genuine Ozark experience without sacrificing essential comforts.

Rt 1 Box 144B

Step back in time at the enchanting Fuchs House, a 1930s stone masterpiece nestled in the heart of Markham Springs Recreation Area. This five-bedroom historic retreat offers the perfect blend of old-world charm and natural wonder, where crystal-clear springs bubble up from the earth, the Black River winds through ancient forests, and scenic hiking trails beckon adventurers. Whether you're casting a line into pristine waters or launching your boat for a day of exploration, this unique property serves as your gateway to an unforgettable outdoor experience.

RR 3 BOX 3559D, PIEDMONT, MO 63957-9559, USA

Nestled beneath the impressive Clearwater Lake Dam, River Road Park beckons adventurers to experience the Black River's natural splendor. This well-appointed campground combines modern amenities with untamed beauty, offering electric and water hookups alongside hot showers and a convenient dump station. Families delight in the playground and picnic shelters, while water enthusiasts launch from the boat ramp into adventures that range from peaceful canoe journeys to exciting fishing expeditions. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, swimming in crystal-clear waters, or exploring scenic trails by bike or foot, River Road Park serves as your gateway to outdoor recreation amidst towering bluffs and tranquil coves.

821 Co. Rd. 418, Piedmont, MO 63957-9559, USA

Where the crystal-clear waters of Clearwater Lake meet the rolling Ozark foothills, Piedmont Park Campground offers an enchanting escape for outdoor enthusiasts. This lakeside haven features 97 thoughtfully designed campsites, many equipped with electric and water hookups, creating the perfect basecamp for water adventures and forest exploration. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, paddling through peaceful coves, or simply soaking in the natural beauty, this Missouri gem delivers the quintessential lake camping experience.

RR 3 Box 3559D, Piedmont, MO 63957, USA

Nestled on a peaceful wooded hillside, Webb Creek Campground invites outdoor enthusiasts to experience the best of Missouri's natural beauty. With 31 thoughtfully positioned campsites—both electric and non-electric options available—this haven offers the perfect basecamp for adventure seekers and relaxation enthusiasts alike. Days here unfold with endless possibilities: cast a line into crystal-clear waters, take a refreshing dip in the designated swimming area, or launch your boat for a day of exploration on the lake. Families will appreciate the playground where children's laughter mingles with birdsong, while modern conveniences like hot showers and a convenient dump station ensure comfort throughout your stay.

93 Hwy AA, PIEDMONT, MO 63957, USA

Nestled along the shores of crystal-clear Clearwater Lake, Bluff View Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of natural splendor and modern comfort. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, diving into refreshing waters on a summer afternoon, or gathering around the campfire under starlit skies, this beloved destination offers something for every adventurer. The campground seamlessly combines the rugged beauty of the Ozarks with thoughtful amenities including electric and water hookups, rejuvenating hot showers, and convenient boat launch facilities, ensuring your wilderness escape doesn't mean sacrificing comfort.

5580 State Highway 143, Patterson, MO 63956-9729, United States

Where ancient mountains meet rushing waters, Sam A. Baker State Park beckons adventurers to Missouri's wild heart. The St. Francis River and Big Creek wind through the rugged St. Francois Mountains, creating a year-round haven for anglers, hikers, horseback riders, and anyone seeking an authentic escape—whether you're pitching a tent under the stars or warming up in a cozy cabin.

5580 State Highway 143, Patterson, MO 63956-9729, United States

Nestled in the ancient St. Francois Mountains, Sam A. Baker State Park is where adventure meets tranquility along the crystal-clear waters of the St. Francis River and Big Creek. Whether you're casting a line, floating downstream on a lazy afternoon, or exploring miles of scenic trails by foot, bike, or horseback, this Missouri gem offers the perfect basecamp with rustic cabins and spacious campgrounds surrounded by lush forest.

5347 Co. Rd. 452, Annapolis, MO 63620, USA

Nestled along the gentle curves of the Black River, Highway K Campground invites you to experience the perfect riverside retreat. Wake up to the sound of water flowing past your campsite, spend lazy afternoons casting a line from the riverbank, or paddle through crystal-clear waters in your canoe. Modern amenities blend seamlessly with nature here – your site comes equipped with electric and water hookups, while hot showers await after a day of adventure. Families gather under shaded picnic shelters as children's laughter echoes from the playground, creating memories that last long after the campfire embers fade.

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Escape to the tranquil beauty of Marble Creek Recreation Area, where 25 single campsites and one spacious double site await adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness experience. Tucked away in the heart of Mark Twain National Forest, this remote gem beckons with the gentle murmur of crystal-clear Marble Creek flowing through ancient dolomite formations. Whether you're casting a line into pristine waters, diving into refreshing swimming holes, or exploring scenic hiking trails, this natural sanctuary offers the perfect blend of outdoor recreation and peaceful solitude.

10276 Hwy T, Wappapello, MO 63966

19145 Wayne Route D, Wappapello, MO 63966

93 Hwy AA, PIEDMONT, MO 63957, USA

Rt 1 Box 144B, Williamsville, MO 63967, USA

RR 3 BOX 3559D, PIEDMONT, MO 63957-9559, USA

821 Co. Rd. 418, Piedmont, MO 63957-9559, USA

5347 Co. Rd. 452, Annapolis, MO 63620, USA

RR 3 Box 3559D, Piedmont, MO 63957, USA

Rt 1 Box 144B

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5580 State Highway 143, Patterson, MO 63956-9729, United States

5580 State Highway 143, Patterson, MO 63956-9729, United States

On the north end of the Wappapello Dam (Eagle Point is not at the physical address listed above).

Mark Twain National Forest

4558 Wayne Route W, Williamsville, MO 63967

Lake Wappapello State Park

Wappapello Lake

23296 Outlet Park, Hermitage, MO, 65668, USA

Tucked into the shadow of the impressive Pomme de Terre dam, Outlet Park invites adventurers to discover a Missouri gem where rushing waters meet forested hills. This beloved campground serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits—cast a line into pristine waters teeming with fish, paddle through peaceful river corridors, traverse scenic hiking trails, or simply settle in with binoculars to spot the abundant wildlife that calls this region home.

1236 STATE HWY RB

Nestled along the pristine shores of Table Rock Lake, Mill Creek Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its sun-drenched sites and unparalleled access to both water and woodland adventures. This sprawling retreat serves as your gateway to the Ozarks' most treasured recreational playground, where days are measured in sunsets over the water and nights bring a canopy of stars above your tent.

150 SE 450 RD.

Nestled along the scenic Grand River Arm of Harry S. Truman Lake, Sparrowfoot Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with 83 thoughtfully designed sites spread across Missouri's captivating landscape. Whether you're pulling in a modern RV to one of the 56 sites equipped with 50-amp electric and water hookups, or setting up at one of the 27 cozy 30-amp electric sites, you'll find yourself at the heart of premier fishing, hunting, and boating territory. Each morning brings the promise of adventure on the water or through the surrounding wilderness.

1791 State Hwy UU, BLUE EYE, MO 65611-7268, USA

Perched on a sun-drenched peninsula where three sides meet the sparkling waters of Table Rock Lake, Old Highway 86 Campground offers an irresistible blend of adventure and tranquility. This expansive retreat along the White River Arm has become a beloved gathering place where families cast fishing lines at dawn, swimmers dive into crystal-clear waters, and boaters explore hidden coves. Whether you're seeking the perfect picnic spot or hoping to catch a glimpse of local wildlife, this waterfront paradise delivers memorable experiences at every turn.

Johnsons Shut-Ins State Park

Looking for a unique destination? Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park offers ancient beauty! The wilderness qualities and geology of Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park and the surrounding St. Francois Mountains make this park a special place to visit. Its rugged character provides the perfect backdrop forcamping,hiking,picnicking,splashing in the shut-ins, exploring nature or just relaxing. 148 Taum Sauk TrailMiddle Brook,MO63656-9601United States

12378 Athens State Park Road, Revere, MO 63465, United States

Step back in time at this tranquil riverside retreat where Civil War history meets natural beauty along the Des Moines River. Explore a genuine 1861 battlefield complete with cannonball-scarred buildings, then unwind at your campsite surrounded by mature trees and river views. Whether you're a history buff or nature lover, this hidden gem offers the perfect blend of exploration and relaxation.

128 NW 150th Lane, Mindenmines, MO 64769, United States

Prairie State Park protects nearly 4,000 acres of tallgrass prairie—one of Missouri's rarest ecosystems—where grasses sway like ocean waves and a wild bison herd roams free. Visit the Regal Tallgrass Prairie Nature Center to understand this vanishing landscape, then step outside to experience the "sea of grass" that once covered millions of acres across the heartland.

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Nestled along the banks of Missouri's only whitewater river, Silver Mines Campground beckons adventurers with its perfect blend of natural beauty and rich history. Here, where silver prospectors once sought their fortunes, modern-day explorers find treasures of a different kind: pristine waters perfect for kayaking and swimming, scenic trails that wind through ancient forests, and some of the best fishing spots in the region. Whether you're settling into one of the well-appointed single-family campsites or gathering with friends at a spacious group site, you'll appreciate the convenience of 30-amp electric hookups at select locations, making your wilderness retreat as comfortable as it is memorable.

16030 E. HP-1

Nestled along the pristine shores of Stockton Lake, Hawker Point Campground offers a perfect blend of comfort and wilderness in the heart of the Ozark Mountains. This beautifully shaded retreat features 62 thoughtfully positioned campsites, each offering easy access to modern amenities including flush toilets, hot showers, and a convenient dump station. Adventure beckons just beyond your tent flap, with scenic picnic areas perfect for sunset dinners and a well-maintained boat ramp that launches you directly onto the lake's sparkling waters. For those seeking to explore further, an extensive trail network winds through the surrounding landscape, connecting to neighboring campgrounds and the popular Stockton Lake Equestrian Trail, making this an ideal basecamp for hikers and horseback riders alike.

Ha Ha Tonka State Park

Special Use Camping only With its intriguing history and outstanding geologic features, Ha Ha Tonka State Park is one state park that should not be missed. The park is a geologic wonderland featuring sinkholes, caves, a hugenatural bridge, sheer bluffs and Missouri’s 12th-largest spring. The ruins of a turn-of-the-century stonecastleoverlook these wonders and offer impressive views of the Lake of the Ozarks and Ha Ha Tonka Spring. A series oftrailsand boardwalks makes it easy for visitors to experience all the park has to offer, from its historic castle and geologic wonders to its woodlands and open rocky glades.Picnic sitesbeckon visitors for a relaxing lunch in a scenic setting unparalleled in the lake area. All these fascinating elements combine to create a park that can be explored and enjoyed time after time.