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97% (73) • 1,048 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Memphis
Whitetail Tent Camping
1. Whitetail Tent Camping
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22mi from Memphis · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Camping, (Fishinfg at 2 of our sights) Enjoying a campfire and sometimes even petting Pedro the donkey!
Learn more about this land:
Nestled into the center of historic and scenic Van Buren County (where there are more Whitetail Deer than people)
You are a 5 minute drive away from The Des Moines River which is great for kayaking, boating and fishing.
You’re also 5 minutes away from Lacey State Park, which has a 30 acre lake. Lacey Lake also has a sandy beach area and over 13 miles of trails to hike on.
If you like to go fishing and boating, Lake Sugema, a 579 acre lake, is a 10 minute drive from this campsite.
If you’re into horseback riding, you’ll be camping 19 miles from where you can rent a horse and ride on 25 miles of trails in Shimek State Forest, just east of Farmington, Iowa.
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Wildcat Springs Campground And Pool
2. Wildcat Springs Campground And Pool
94%
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43mi from Memphis · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
Wildcat is a very nice campground operated by the Hamilton Park District in Hamilton IL. The Campground has 12 RV slots of various sizes and electric for tent camping. Water is also available at each camper site. There is also a dump station is on site. On the same property is a very nice public pool and one of the country's premier Disc Golf courses. Very quiet and peaceful surroundings. Just a half mile off of the Mississippi River. There is a single shower/restroom open for campers located on the North end of the pool house.
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Railroad creek camp ground
3. Railroad creek camp ground
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44mi from Memphis · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:Come enjoy primitive camping while you commune with nature and hunt geodes and fossils in the famous Keokuk Geode region. Property is within close proximity to Nauvoo, Illinois and within a very short distance to the Mississippi River. The camping area is level ground and surrounded by trees. The property has a hillside geode mine on it and there is a creek running through it that has a lot of geodes in it.
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Lacey-Keosauqua State Park
4. Lacey-Keosauqua State Park
State park 20mi from Memphis · 82 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Lacey-Keosauqua State Park.
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Battle of Athens State Historic Site
5. Battle of Athens State Historic Site
State park 26mi from Memphis · 29 sites
Explore Civil War history and riverfront landscapes at this park in northeastern Missouri.
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Hidden Ridge Campground of NE MO
6. Hidden Ridge Campground of NE MO
26mi from Memphis · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
Come visit our peaceful 5-acre RV park in rural northeast Missouri. Enjoy fishing in the pond and stunning night skies on clear evenings. Take in the birds, wildflowers, and views of neighboring cows.
You’ll be just three miles from Rebel’s Cove Conservation Area, perfect for hiking, hunting, and fishing — or float the Chariton River for a relaxing day on the water.
We offer 30- and 50-amp hookups, water hookups, a dump station, and pull-through sites. Picnic tables and fire rings are available. Hidden Ridge is pet-friendly, but leashes are required.
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Chief’s Lookout
7. Chief’s Lookout
29mi from Memphis · 3 sites
Two cozy guest cabins (Amish made)that can sleep up to 4 a piece and a kitchen cabin (Chief Keokuk) that also sleeps four. Tucked in a serene wooded cove with a small pond, great for swimming and fishing. Located just two miles North of the Missouri border, and 7 miles south of Moulton, IA. The kitchen cabin has a full bathroom and full kitchen. There is a community fire pit on the patio with three picnic tables offered, horse shoe pit, and a deer hanging post and first come first serve dog kennel with dog house. It is located 2 miles away from 3,000 acres of public hunting land in Iowa, called Sedan Bottoms and a couple miles away from about 3,500 acres of public hunting in Missouri and it’s called Rebels Cove.
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Escape to North River Glamping
8. Escape to North River Glamping
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46mi from Memphis · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Settle into The Grove at North River Ranch, a lovely glampground on our 2200 acre working regenerative ranch. Look out on the pond, under the shade of oak, maple and honey locusts. Hike a trail through forested paths, around beautiful wide pastures. Look for protected birds on our Audubon Certified property, and observe deer, fox, beavers and other wildlife in their natural, balanced environment. Enjoy quiet, restful sleep in furnished platform tents with quality linens and handcrafted quilts under beautiful, unobstructed starry skies.
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Lake Sugema County Park
9. Lake Sugema County Park
22mi from Memphis
Lake Sugema Park stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities that cater to all ages. Nestled alongside the picturesque 579-acre Lake Sugema, this park features a well-equipped campground, complete with a shower house, shelter, playground, and a convenient dump station. Visitors can also take advantage of boat trailer parking and a dedicated hiking trail that begins at the campground's east end, leading adventurers all the way to the renowned Lacey-Keosauqua State Park.
The lake itself is a haven for anglers, stocked with a variety of fish species including largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie, channel catfish, walleye, red ear, and muskellunge. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has meticulously planned underwater structures to enhance fish survival and reproduction, making it an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts. A boat dock with electric hookups further enhances the experience, attracting visitors from far and wide to enjoy the serene surroundings and the comforts of the nearby Villages of Van Buren. Whether you're looking to fish, hike, or simply relax in nature, Lake Sugema Park offers a memorable outdoor experience.
Thousand Hills State Park
10. Thousand Hills State Park
State park 32mi from Memphis · 57 sites
Rugged, rolling hills are a surprising find at this northern Missouri park.
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Lake Wapello State Park
11. Lake Wapello State Park
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State park 33mi from Memphis · 93 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Lake Wapello State Park.
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Nauvoo State Park
12. Nauvoo State Park
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State park 42mi from Memphis · 30 sites
Situated peacefully on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, historic Nauvoo State Park has nature lovin’ folk jumping for joy at the sight of an expansive lake and sandy, mile-long shoreline. Take in some of the best views the park has to offer on the Locust Lane Trail. A 1.5-mile loop, the path winds around the lake, through the woods, and over prairie flower dotted hillsides. The campsites are many and the accommodations are vast. From spacious, individual sites, to a youth group area, all are centrally located and hook you up with VIP access to all adventurin’ possibilities.
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Rathbun Lake
13. Rathbun Lake
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Park 49mi from Memphis · 391 sites
Discover Rathbun Lake: A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts and Nature Lovers.
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Austin Park
14. Austin Park
22mi from Memphis
Austin Park stands out as a hidden gem along the picturesque banks of the Des Moines River, offering a serene escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. This charming campground features 13 non-reservable campsites, each equipped with gravel pads and electrical hookups, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors.
In addition to the campsites, Austin Park boasts a well-maintained shelter house, perfect for gatherings or picnics. Outdoor adventurers will appreciate the convenient boat ramp, providing easy access to the river for fishing, kayaking, or leisurely boat rides. For added convenience, the park is equipped with two water hydrants, ensuring that guests have access to fresh water during their stay.
Restroom facilities are available at the entrance of the park, with porta potties provided for visitor convenience. Whether you're looking to unwind by the river, explore nearby hiking trails, or simply enjoy the tranquility of nature, Austin Park is the ideal destination for a memorable outdoor experience.
McGowen Recreation Area Campground
15. McGowen Recreation Area Campground
24mi from Memphis
The Davis County Conservation Board stands out as a unique destination, having been established in 1958 through the support of local residents. Since 1995, the board has dedicated its efforts to transforming over 300 acres into a vibrant park that offers a rich variety of recreational opportunities.
Visitors can explore diverse wildlife habitats, including upland timber, oak savanna, prairie, and serene ponds. The park features several miles of well-maintained trails perfect for hiking and biking, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area. Additionally, there are designated camping spots and picnic areas, making it an ideal location for family outings and gatherings.
Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, the Davis County Conservation Board provides a perfect blend of outdoor activities and natural attractions, ensuring a memorable experience for all who visit.
Lake Fisher
16. Lake Fisher
24mi from Memphis
Experience the charm of our campground, where nature meets adventure in a serene setting. To ensure a smooth stay, all campers are required to self-register before setting up their campsite. Please note that reservations are not accepted; all sites operate on a first-come, first-served basis, allowing you to embrace spontaneity in your outdoor experience.
Camp fees must be settled for each night you occupy your site, and checkout is promptly at 2:00 PM. For your convenience, rates are clearly displayed at the registration booth. Our campground offers a unique blend of privacy and accessibility to nearby attractions, including stunning natural features, refreshing swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. Additionally, you'll find local restaurants and shops just a short drive away, making it easy to enjoy both nature and community during your stay.
Indian Lake Park
17. Indian Lake Park
25mi from Memphis
Indian Lake Park stands out as a unique 177-acre city-owned retreat, offering a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and serene relaxation. This picturesque park is not only a haven for anglers but also an ideal spot for picnicking and camping enthusiasts. The centerpiece of the park is its expansive 44-acre no-wake lake, surrounded by numerous tree-shaded areas that cater to those who prefer to enjoy nature without fishing.
For those looking to explore, a lovely two-mile nature interpretive trail encircles the lake, providing excellent opportunities for hiking, biking, and even cross-country skiing during the winter months. The lake features a designated swimming area (swim at your own risk, as there is no lifeguard on duty), and visitors can rent kayaks and canoes to further enjoy the water.
Overnight guests can choose from a variety of accommodations. There are two cozy wood-framed cabins (Cabins 1 and 2) that can accommodate up to four people, featuring one full-sized bed and a pull-out couch, available for $75 a night plus tax. Additionally, four renovated rail-car cabins, which also sleep four, are available for $50 a night plus tax. Three of these cabins include one full-sized bed and a set of twin
Northeast Missouri Fairgrounds
18. Northeast Missouri Fairgrounds
27mi from Memphis
Discover the unique charm of the NEMO Fair Association Campground, where you can enjoy year-round camping amidst the excitement of events like the NEMO Fair! Our campground boasts 183 spacious sites, including 163 with 30-amp service and 20 with 50-amp options, making it ideal for RVs and trailers of all sizes.
Our amenities are designed to enhance your camping experience. Stay refreshed with convenient water hookups available throughout the campground. We also offer two dump stations for easy waste disposal, ensuring a hassle-free stay. Clean and comfortable shower facilities are provided for both men and women, allowing you to unwind after a day of adventure.
Engage in friendly competition at our horseshoe pits, or gather with family and friends in our covered picnic area, perfect for meals and celebrations. Located close to restaurants, shopping, and various activities in Kirksville, our campground is the perfect base for exploring the area.
With affordable rates of $25 for a 30-amp site and $30 for a 50-amp site, you won’t want to miss out on the fun at the NEMO Fair! Reserve your campsite today to ensure a memorable experience all week long!
Lakeroad Village RV Park
19. Lakeroad Village RV Park
29mi from Memphis
Discover the unique charm of Lakeroad Village RV Park, a premium RV campground nestled just outside Kirksville, Missouri, known as “Where People Make a Difference!” Open year-round, our park offers a wealth of amenities designed to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Each RV site features full hookups, city water, and cable TV, along with convenient laundry facilities and single-occupancy showers and bathrooms. Our spacious sites are perfect for accommodating larger rigs, providing ample room for relaxation.
While you enjoy the comforts of Lakeroad Village RV Park, you’ll find that nearby Kirksville offers a delightful array of dining and shopping options for the entire family. Our friendly staff is always ready to recommend local attractions, whether you’re interested in catching live music in the park, taking a refreshing swim at the local pool, or exploring the vibrant Farmers Market. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, there’s disc golf and plenty of scenic spots to explore.
At Lakeroad Village RV Park, we strive to create a safe and welcoming home-away-from-home experience for all our guests. Whether you choose to unwind at the campground or venture into Kirksville for a day of exploration, you’ll find everything you need for a memorable RV camping experience right here.
Morris County Park
20. Morris County Park
33mi from Memphis
Morris Park is a unique camping destination that combines serene natural beauty with rich historical significance. Nestled northeast of Stockport, this peaceful and remote park features several buildings showcasing artifacts from the county's agricultural heritage, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Originally settled in 1838 by Henry and Jane Morris, the park was established a century later by their grandsons, John and Arthur Morris, in their honor. Visitors can explore a replica of the original Morris cabin, which houses a collection of utensils, tools, clothing, a spinning wheel, and other artifacts dating back to the 1840s. Additionally, two nearby buildings—the "Music Hall" and the "Art Hall"—offer further insights into the Morris family's history, featuring an old pump organ, piano, dentist's chair, memorabilia, and vintage photographs.
The park also boasts a full-sized replica of a turn-of-the-century barn, which displays fascinating items such as a glass-sided horse-drawn hearse, a wooden two-man corn planter, the Utica huckster wagon, a replica of a McCormick reaper, and a rare hay stacker. Adjacent to a tranquil pond, visitors will find an old country schoolhouse. The one-acre pond is stocked with
97% (73) • 1,048 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Memphis
Whitetail Tent Camping
1. Whitetail Tent Camping
100%
(11)
22mi from Memphis · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Camping, (Fishinfg at 2 of our sights) Enjoying a campfire and sometimes even petting Pedro the donkey!
Learn more about this land:
Nestled into the center of historic and scenic Van Buren County (where there are more Whitetail Deer than people)
You are a 5 minute drive away from The Des Moines River which is great for kayaking, boating and fishing.
You’re also 5 minutes away from Lacey State Park, which has a 30 acre lake. Lacey Lake also has a sandy beach area and over 13 miles of trails to hike on.
If you like to go fishing and boating, Lake Sugema, a 579 acre lake, is a 10 minute drive from this campsite.
If you’re into horseback riding, you’ll be camping 19 miles from where you can rent a horse and ride on 25 miles of trails in Shimek State Forest, just east of Farmington, Iowa.
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Wildcat Springs Campground And Pool
2. Wildcat Springs Campground And Pool
94%
(18)
43mi from Memphis · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
Wildcat is a very nice campground operated by the Hamilton Park District in Hamilton IL. The Campground has 12 RV slots of various sizes and electric for tent camping. Water is also available at each camper site. There is also a dump station is on site. On the same property is a very nice public pool and one of the country's premier Disc Golf courses. Very quiet and peaceful surroundings. Just a half mile off of the Mississippi River. There is a single shower/restroom open for campers located on the North end of the pool house.
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Railroad creek camp ground
3. Railroad creek camp ground
95%
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44mi from Memphis · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:Come enjoy primitive camping while you commune with nature and hunt geodes and fossils in the famous Keokuk Geode region. Property is within close proximity to Nauvoo, Illinois and within a very short distance to the Mississippi River. The camping area is level ground and surrounded by trees. The property has a hillside geode mine on it and there is a creek running through it that has a lot of geodes in it.
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Picnic table
Lacey-Keosauqua State Park
4. Lacey-Keosauqua State Park
State park 20mi from Memphis · 82 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Lacey-Keosauqua State Park.
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Potable water
Battle of Athens State Historic Site
5. Battle of Athens State Historic Site
State park 26mi from Memphis · 29 sites
Explore Civil War history and riverfront landscapes at this park in northeastern Missouri.
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Campfires
Hidden Ridge Campground of NE MO
6. Hidden Ridge Campground of NE MO
26mi from Memphis · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
Come visit our peaceful 5-acre RV park in rural northeast Missouri. Enjoy fishing in the pond and stunning night skies on clear evenings. Take in the birds, wildflowers, and views of neighboring cows.
You’ll be just three miles from Rebel’s Cove Conservation Area, perfect for hiking, hunting, and fishing — or float the Chariton River for a relaxing day on the water.
We offer 30- and 50-amp hookups, water hookups, a dump station, and pull-through sites. Picnic tables and fire rings are available. Hidden Ridge is pet-friendly, but leashes are required.
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Chief’s Lookout
7. Chief’s Lookout
29mi from Memphis · 3 sites
Two cozy guest cabins (Amish made)that can sleep up to 4 a piece and a kitchen cabin (Chief Keokuk) that also sleeps four. Tucked in a serene wooded cove with a small pond, great for swimming and fishing. Located just two miles North of the Missouri border, and 7 miles south of Moulton, IA. The kitchen cabin has a full bathroom and full kitchen. There is a community fire pit on the patio with three picnic tables offered, horse shoe pit, and a deer hanging post and first come first serve dog kennel with dog house. It is located 2 miles away from 3,000 acres of public hunting land in Iowa, called Sedan Bottoms and a couple miles away from about 3,500 acres of public hunting in Missouri and it’s called Rebels Cove.
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Escape to North River Glamping
8. Escape to North River Glamping
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46mi from Memphis · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Settle into The Grove at North River Ranch, a lovely glampground on our 2200 acre working regenerative ranch. Look out on the pond, under the shade of oak, maple and honey locusts. Hike a trail through forested paths, around beautiful wide pastures. Look for protected birds on our Audubon Certified property, and observe deer, fox, beavers and other wildlife in their natural, balanced environment. Enjoy quiet, restful sleep in furnished platform tents with quality linens and handcrafted quilts under beautiful, unobstructed starry skies.
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Campfires
Showers
Lake Sugema County Park
9. Lake Sugema County Park
22mi from Memphis
Lake Sugema Park stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities that cater to all ages. Nestled alongside the picturesque 579-acre Lake Sugema, this park features a well-equipped campground, complete with a shower house, shelter, playground, and a convenient dump station. Visitors can also take advantage of boat trailer parking and a dedicated hiking trail that begins at the campground's east end, leading adventurers all the way to the renowned Lacey-Keosauqua State Park.
The lake itself is a haven for anglers, stocked with a variety of fish species including largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie, channel catfish, walleye, red ear, and muskellunge. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has meticulously planned underwater structures to enhance fish survival and reproduction, making it an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts. A boat dock with electric hookups further enhances the experience, attracting visitors from far and wide to enjoy the serene surroundings and the comforts of the nearby Villages of Van Buren. Whether you're looking to fish, hike, or simply relax in nature, Lake Sugema Park offers a memorable outdoor experience.
Thousand Hills State Park
10. Thousand Hills State Park
State park 32mi from Memphis · 57 sites
Rugged, rolling hills are a surprising find at this northern Missouri park.
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Lake Wapello State Park
11. Lake Wapello State Park
100%
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State park 33mi from Memphis · 93 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Lake Wapello State Park.
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Nauvoo State Park
12. Nauvoo State Park
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State park 42mi from Memphis · 30 sites
Situated peacefully on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, historic Nauvoo State Park has nature lovin’ folk jumping for joy at the sight of an expansive lake and sandy, mile-long shoreline. Take in some of the best views the park has to offer on the Locust Lane Trail. A 1.5-mile loop, the path winds around the lake, through the woods, and over prairie flower dotted hillsides. The campsites are many and the accommodations are vast. From spacious, individual sites, to a youth group area, all are centrally located and hook you up with VIP access to all adventurin’ possibilities.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
Rathbun Lake
13. Rathbun Lake
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Park 49mi from Memphis · 391 sites
Discover Rathbun Lake: A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts and Nature Lovers.
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Austin Park
14. Austin Park
22mi from Memphis
Austin Park stands out as a hidden gem along the picturesque banks of the Des Moines River, offering a serene escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. This charming campground features 13 non-reservable campsites, each equipped with gravel pads and electrical hookups, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors.
In addition to the campsites, Austin Park boasts a well-maintained shelter house, perfect for gatherings or picnics. Outdoor adventurers will appreciate the convenient boat ramp, providing easy access to the river for fishing, kayaking, or leisurely boat rides. For added convenience, the park is equipped with two water hydrants, ensuring that guests have access to fresh water during their stay.
Restroom facilities are available at the entrance of the park, with porta potties provided for visitor convenience. Whether you're looking to unwind by the river, explore nearby hiking trails, or simply enjoy the tranquility of nature, Austin Park is the ideal destination for a memorable outdoor experience.
McGowen Recreation Area Campground
15. McGowen Recreation Area Campground
24mi from Memphis
The Davis County Conservation Board stands out as a unique destination, having been established in 1958 through the support of local residents. Since 1995, the board has dedicated its efforts to transforming over 300 acres into a vibrant park that offers a rich variety of recreational opportunities.
Visitors can explore diverse wildlife habitats, including upland timber, oak savanna, prairie, and serene ponds. The park features several miles of well-maintained trails perfect for hiking and biking, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area. Additionally, there are designated camping spots and picnic areas, making it an ideal location for family outings and gatherings.
Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, the Davis County Conservation Board provides a perfect blend of outdoor activities and natural attractions, ensuring a memorable experience for all who visit.
Lake Fisher
16. Lake Fisher
24mi from Memphis
Experience the charm of our campground, where nature meets adventure in a serene setting. To ensure a smooth stay, all campers are required to self-register before setting up their campsite. Please note that reservations are not accepted; all sites operate on a first-come, first-served basis, allowing you to embrace spontaneity in your outdoor experience.
Camp fees must be settled for each night you occupy your site, and checkout is promptly at 2:00 PM. For your convenience, rates are clearly displayed at the registration booth. Our campground offers a unique blend of privacy and accessibility to nearby attractions, including stunning natural features, refreshing swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. Additionally, you'll find local restaurants and shops just a short drive away, making it easy to enjoy both nature and community during your stay.
Indian Lake Park
17. Indian Lake Park
25mi from Memphis
Indian Lake Park stands out as a unique 177-acre city-owned retreat, offering a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and serene relaxation. This picturesque park is not only a haven for anglers but also an ideal spot for picnicking and camping enthusiasts. The centerpiece of the park is its expansive 44-acre no-wake lake, surrounded by numerous tree-shaded areas that cater to those who prefer to enjoy nature without fishing.
For those looking to explore, a lovely two-mile nature interpretive trail encircles the lake, providing excellent opportunities for hiking, biking, and even cross-country skiing during the winter months. The lake features a designated swimming area (swim at your own risk, as there is no lifeguard on duty), and visitors can rent kayaks and canoes to further enjoy the water.
Overnight guests can choose from a variety of accommodations. There are two cozy wood-framed cabins (Cabins 1 and 2) that can accommodate up to four people, featuring one full-sized bed and a pull-out couch, available for $75 a night plus tax. Additionally, four renovated rail-car cabins, which also sleep four, are available for $50 a night plus tax. Three of these cabins include one full-sized bed and a set of twin
Northeast Missouri Fairgrounds
18. Northeast Missouri Fairgrounds
27mi from Memphis
Discover the unique charm of the NEMO Fair Association Campground, where you can enjoy year-round camping amidst the excitement of events like the NEMO Fair! Our campground boasts 183 spacious sites, including 163 with 30-amp service and 20 with 50-amp options, making it ideal for RVs and trailers of all sizes.
Our amenities are designed to enhance your camping experience. Stay refreshed with convenient water hookups available throughout the campground. We also offer two dump stations for easy waste disposal, ensuring a hassle-free stay. Clean and comfortable shower facilities are provided for both men and women, allowing you to unwind after a day of adventure.
Engage in friendly competition at our horseshoe pits, or gather with family and friends in our covered picnic area, perfect for meals and celebrations. Located close to restaurants, shopping, and various activities in Kirksville, our campground is the perfect base for exploring the area.
With affordable rates of $25 for a 30-amp site and $30 for a 50-amp site, you won’t want to miss out on the fun at the NEMO Fair! Reserve your campsite today to ensure a memorable experience all week long!
Lakeroad Village RV Park
19. Lakeroad Village RV Park
29mi from Memphis
Discover the unique charm of Lakeroad Village RV Park, a premium RV campground nestled just outside Kirksville, Missouri, known as “Where People Make a Difference!” Open year-round, our park offers a wealth of amenities designed to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Each RV site features full hookups, city water, and cable TV, along with convenient laundry facilities and single-occupancy showers and bathrooms. Our spacious sites are perfect for accommodating larger rigs, providing ample room for relaxation.
While you enjoy the comforts of Lakeroad Village RV Park, you’ll find that nearby Kirksville offers a delightful array of dining and shopping options for the entire family. Our friendly staff is always ready to recommend local attractions, whether you’re interested in catching live music in the park, taking a refreshing swim at the local pool, or exploring the vibrant Farmers Market. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, there’s disc golf and plenty of scenic spots to explore.
At Lakeroad Village RV Park, we strive to create a safe and welcoming home-away-from-home experience for all our guests. Whether you choose to unwind at the campground or venture into Kirksville for a day of exploration, you’ll find everything you need for a memorable RV camping experience right here.
Morris County Park
20. Morris County Park
33mi from Memphis
Morris Park is a unique camping destination that combines serene natural beauty with rich historical significance. Nestled northeast of Stockport, this peaceful and remote park features several buildings showcasing artifacts from the county's agricultural heritage, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Originally settled in 1838 by Henry and Jane Morris, the park was established a century later by their grandsons, John and Arthur Morris, in their honor. Visitors can explore a replica of the original Morris cabin, which houses a collection of utensils, tools, clothing, a spinning wheel, and other artifacts dating back to the 1840s. Additionally, two nearby buildings—the "Music Hall" and the "Art Hall"—offer further insights into the Morris family's history, featuring an old pump organ, piano, dentist's chair, memorabilia, and vintage photographs.
The park also boasts a full-sized replica of a turn-of-the-century barn, which displays fascinating items such as a glass-sided horse-drawn hearse, a wooden two-man corn planter, the Utica huckster wagon, a replica of a McCormick reaper, and a rare hay stacker. Adjacent to a tranquil pond, visitors will find an old country schoolhouse. The one-acre pond is stocked with
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Thane
December 2025
22 ft campervan
Nice quiet RV spot by a pond. Worth a stop even in winter with limited services. Directions were OK, just be sure to turn left at the house at the end of the road and you'll see the camping spots.
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Mel
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Tent camping was great. beautiful creek. We took back two sites so we had plenty of room to spread out. Pit toilet is by the geode mine area so take the site before the bridge if that's important to you.
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Mel
August 2025
16 ft car
With pets
Got there early and took the back two sites so tents were farthest back from the one other site in the vicinity and we used the fire and picnic table in the other one. The creek is beautiful and all solid rock in the creek bed so you can hunt for all kinds of cool fossils and geodes without getting muddy. The only pit toilet is up by the gate/entrance where the geode mine is so if you're thinking you want to be close than take the first site before the little bridge but be aware people showing up to the geode mine early in the morning might make noise with their pickaxes.
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Kyle & Nola
August 2025
15 ft travel trailer
Site 6 was well shaded. The single bathroom/shower was a short walk from our campsite. The door is propped open so no code is needed. Friday night the campground was fairly deserted. It got more lively the next night! The mosquitoes were fairly aggressive until the breeze came up on Saturday. Unfortunately, the pool closed last weekend. I was glad we found that out when we called before we arrived. (We booked our site, #6 but the confirmation recorded it as #1 so we called to check on that and were told that it is a glitch but not to worry.). We appreciated the free firewood since the site is a bit more than we usually spend. There were street lights and cameras nearby. Disc golfers came through every so often. There was fairly regular foot and car traffic below our site. We explored Keokuk and Hamilton. Be sure to check out the view from Rand Park!
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Eric
August 2025
16 ft campervan
Abslolutely loved the place, would highly recommene it to anybody. Just beautiful.
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Jager
August 2025
Tent
Me and my wife really enjoyed our stay at whitetail tent camping. It was a cool setup right next to a beautiful pond and nice and secluded from everything.
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Cj
July 2025
Tent
We
Loved the place. We were the only people camping... definitely primitive camping!!! But that is what we were looking for. Clean, safe. Talked to some people who were digging on land and they found bucket full of geodes..... definitely going back!!!
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Sammy
July 2025
Tent
With kids
This was nice enough, because we were able to use the pool shower and bathroom. Very quiet and beautiful campground. Lots of cars coming and going but not bad enough to not enjoy this spot.👍🏻
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Teresa
July 2025
35 ft fifth wheel
Great camper spots, nice and clean, and quiet. Enjoy camping here when we can
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JODI
July 2025
27 ft fifth wheel
Wildcat City Park Campground is clean and well maintained. Did not have any issues. Other campers were courteous, no loud music/noise even with it being a holiday weekend.
Some tree branches near drive need to be trimmed. Understand why the shorter hose on the dump station, but it could be a bit longer.
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Daimon
July 2025
Tent
Small simple camp with pool and nice trails, very clean and lots to do in the surrounding towns
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Jessica
June 2025
Tent
With kids
Amazing geodes, peaceful site full of frog and cricket songs.
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Tara
June 2025
32 ft Class A
With kids
We enjoyed our trip. Loved the walking trails, the park for the kids. Was disappointed that the pool was not accessible except 1 to 6 as we weren't able to utilize it at all. We booked site 3 but on our confirmation it said site 1, which was fine but thee were no other campers there so we were confused to why that occurred. Over a very nice area and we would visit again
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Tim
June 2025
16 ft car
We had a relaxing evening! The campsite was clean, included a picnic table, fire ring, and a trash can. Right next to the creek, close enough to hear a small waterfall all night long. While you may hear the occasional vehicle off in the distance, the site is secluded and private. Minutes away from food and convenience stores, as well as the Mississippi River. You can dig for geodes on the property, and we found plenty of good ones.
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Michael
May 2025
Tent
Group trip
Charles was an awesome host! Helped load up my gear! Gave me some fishing recommendations. Great spot! Super quiet. Great pond to fish in and some pretty cool albino channel cats! Very great experience! Will definitely be coming back!
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Jacob
May 2025
Tent
Group trip
Super nice and really helpful really cool area super cool fish
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Lesa
May 2025
16 ft car
It is rustic so is quiet, and surrounded with woods with a stream next to your camp. Trash cans present. Enjoyed nature. Great time.
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Kristen
May 2025
Tent
With pets
Loved camping next to the creek and exploring! The site was clean and well maintained.
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Doreen
April 2025
15 ft travel trailer
Nice camping spot and it was quiet close to bars and restaurants
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Paige
January 2025
Tent
We had a fantastic visit at Johnny's place. We were the only ones there since it was a cold Thursday in January but we will definitely go back. The sites are well spaced with fire pits and picnic tables. Ours was right on the creek which had been frozen but the water running under the ice was beautiful.
The space is close to houses which we could see because the leaves are off the trees but it felt like we were far away. It was so peaceful. I read reviews of dogs barking in the distance which we did hear but we also heard some coyotes, lots of owls, some raccoons getting in a kerfuffle, and the sounds of so many birds.
The spots were pretty level and shaded but we were able to set up our solar panels. We traveled in our Jeep with roof top tent and set up our annex room and awnings plus our privacy potty tent away from the site. We did not use the bathroom that's on site.
Great that there are trash bins available.
Overall I totally recommend the place and look forward to making it a regular spot to get away to.
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