The best waterside camping in Southwest Missouri

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Camping waterside in Southwest Missouri puts you close to slow-moving rivers, hidden creeks, and the Ozarks’ quiet lakes. You’ll find over 700 campsites where you can cast a line, launch a kayak, or just cool off in the shallows. The average night runs about $31, but you can snag a spot for as little as $8 if you plan ahead. Toilets, showers, and campfire rings take care of the basics. Horseback riding, fishing, and wildlife-watching are just steps from your tent or camper. Locals keep coming back to Howler Bike Park Stays (161 reviews), B Berry Farms & Co. (156 reviews), and Riverbend RV Park and Campground (148 reviews) for easy water access and solid campsites. If you want to wake up to the sound of water and end your day by the fire, this corner of Missouri delivers.

96% (1K)

Camping waterside in Southwest Missouri puts you close to slow-moving rivers, hidden creeks, and the Ozarks’ quiet lakes. You’ll find over 700 campsites where you can cast a line, launch a kayak, or just cool off in the shallows. The average night runs about $31, but you can snag a spot for as little as $8 if you plan ahead. Toilets, showers, and campfire rings take care of the basics. Horseback riding, fishing, and wildlife-watching are just steps from your tent or camper. Locals keep coming back to Howler Bike Park Stays (161 reviews), B Berry Farms & Co. (156 reviews), and Riverbend RV Park and Campground (148 reviews) for easy water access and solid campsites. If you want to wake up to the sound of water and end your day by the fire, this corner of Missouri delivers.

96% (1K)
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