Beaver Lake and Dam

Combing the banks of Beaver Lake, Dam Site Lake Campground is located just a skipping stone from the water. Here, the area’s primitive campsites are a perfect getaway for the long weekend, and an escape from the hustle-’and’-bustle of the urban jungle. Enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, wildlife viewing, and finding the constellations at night.

Family-friendly and ready to host anyone who knows how to have fun, Hickory Creek Campground is an expansive collection of sites with all sorts of amenities. For daytime shenanigans, a multipurpose field is available and some picnic shelters are reservable, while overnighters will be amped to know that all sorts of campsites with electricity await Read more...

Say hello to Lost Bridge South Campground! Here, you can snag access to 50 amp electricity-equipped sites for a small fee, or spots with that plus water for a slightly higher fee. There is uno picnic shelter under which to nom your dips 'n' casseroles, plus plenty of amenities to make your gathering a most enjoyable one.

One of the few first-come, first-served campgrounds in the area, Indian Creek Campground is equipped with amenity-rich campsites that even offer electricity for the RV-travelers among us. Okay, so a couple of the sites can be reserved if you're a planner, but regardless of how you go about your pre-Beaver-Lake-and-Dam-camping prep, you'll have a j Read more...

Dam Site River Campground is just yards away from Beaver Lake’s sanctioned-off swimming beach, hugging the well-manicured shorelines. The area is blessed with towering limestone bluffs, natural caves, and a wide diversity of flora and fauna, making it a unique get-a-way. Explore trails in the Ozarks, fish for your dinner, or play in the water. Wha Read more...

Holy campsites, Batman! Horseshoe Bend Campground has noooo shortage of 'em, and what's more is they're equipped with flush toilets, showers, drinking water, and dump stations. Talk about convenient! Reservable picnic shelters are on the grounds and are an awesome spot for fam reunions and friend funtimes alike.

At Lost Bridge North Campground, you’ll surely find your way back to nature. Especially if you take advantage of the primitive youth camping area! Those who like to rely on the comforts of home will enjoy the rest of the sites at this spot, which boast use of flush toilets, showers, and a dump station and electricity for trailer-travelers.

Pack the car with your kiddos, cousins, and closest friends and scoot on over to Prairie Creek Campground. It's an expansive camping area that even has reservable shelters for picnics and more. Cushy amenities make this an outdoor experience even the nature skeptics in your kin can enjoy, so tell 'em to whip up their famous potluck dish and join i Read more...

Rocky Branch Campground: where the sites come with electrical hook-ups and the amenities are designed for those who are a bit half-hearted about total outdoors immerson. Hey, nature isn't picky about who gets to enjoy it! Reserve a picnic shelter so your whole crew has a place to grub 'n' live up what Mother Nature has to offer.

Reserve a site at Starkey Campground—or just show up and see what's available when you arrive—and enjoy the camp life to its fullest. Everyone can come in an RV, for all the sites available have electricity to which you can hook up. Some even have water and a sewer for a full-service stay! One thing you will want to reserve ahead of time is the pi Read more...

At War Eagle Campground, the only thing you'll have to battle over is which of you Mother Nature loves the most. At the campground itself, all RVs are treated with equal access to electricity. Arrange a reservation for the one picnic shelter on this campground so that your potato salad and cole slaw can be enjoyed in the sweet, sweet shade!