You’re the apple of our eyes, Pomme De Terre State Park! This park’s name actually means “apple of the earth,” mainly because it’s sweet, dude. And you’ll see why. Take a gander of the Springfield Plateau by walking the Hermitage or Pittsburg sides of the water. Here, you’ll see native grassland, wide open savannas, and the Ozark forests. You can serenely fish on the waters of Pomme De Terre Lake, the only place in Missouri where you can catch one of those big muskies. You can also hike the Indian Point Trail for the best overlook of the lake, swim from the sandy shores, or have a lakeside picnic next to playgrounds. The forests are green, the campgrounds are clean, and the fish bitin’ is mean. This park is just the cherry on top!
You’re the apple of our eyes, Pomme De Terre State Park! This park’s name actually means “apple of the earth,” mainly because it’s sweet, dude. And you’ll see why. Take a gander of the Springfield Plateau by walking the Hermitage or Pittsburg sides of the water. Here, you’ll see native grassland, wide open savannas, and the Ozark forests. You can serenely fish on the waters of Pomme De Terre Lake, the only place in Missouri where you can catch one of those big muskies. You can also hike the Indian Point Trail for the best overlook of the lake, swim from the sandy shores, or have a lakeside picnic next to playgrounds. The forests are green, the campgrounds are clean, and the fish bitin’ is mean. This park is just the cherry on top!
Pittsburg Campground is a quiet, well set-up space with nice shade, breezes, and campsites right along the water. The lake is praised by locals for generally not being over-crowded, allowing campers to enjoy the lake without too much boat traffic. Sail, boat, ski, or party on a pontoon! The place is clean and well-stocked with ice, drinks, snacks, Read more...
This hidden gem of a campground provides a lot of space between campsites and a lot of shade from the huge trees in the area. Hermitage Campground accesses a newly built nature trail through the woods that satisfies an appetite for adventure, or if you'd rather lay low, you can laze the day away on the swimming beach. If you’re looking for group a Read more...
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Pomme de Terre State Park
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Pittsburg Campground is a quiet, well set-up space with nice shade, breezes, and campsites right along the water. The lake is praised by locals for generally not being over-crowded, allowing campers to enjoy the lake without too much boat traffic. Sail, boat, ski, or party on a pontoon! The place is clean and well-stocked with ice, drinks, snacks, Read more...
This hidden gem of a campground provides a lot of space between campsites and a lot of shade from the huge trees in the area. Hermitage Campground accesses a newly built nature trail through the woods that satisfies an appetite for adventure, or if you'd rather lay low, you can laze the day away on the swimming beach. If you’re looking for group a Read more...
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