Discover a scenic section of one of America's most iconic rivers.
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Explore the mighty Mississippi River from Potosi, Wisconsin, to Saverton, Missouri. See national forests, cliffs, hills, ancient burial mounds, railroad trestles, and plenty of wildlife. This river park spans 314 miles from north to south.
Start in the north at Potosi Recreational Area. See up to 270 species of birds here, including egrets, herons, ducks, swans, and pelicans. Keep an eye out for eagles in the winter. Take in the history of Potosi with wineries, music festivals, and the historic Potosi Brewing Company.
The Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge has wetlands, islands, and marshes used by migratory birds. In addition to fantastic fishing, you can partake in the unique hobby of dragonfly watching.
Stop by Mississippi Palisades State Park in Illinois for a real treat. Take plenty of picture
Explore the mighty Mississippi River from Potosi, Wisconsin, to Saverton, Missouri. See national forests, cliffs, hills, ancient burial mounds, railroad trestles, and plenty of wildlife. This river park spans 314 miles from north to south.
Start in the north at Potosi Recreational Area. See up to 270 species of birds here, including egrets, herons, ducks, swans, and pelicans. Keep an eye out for eagles in the winter. Take in the history of Potosi with wineries, music festivals, and the historic Potosi Brewing Company.
The Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge has wetlands, islands, and marshes used by migratory birds. In addition to fantastic fishing, you can partake in the unique hobby of dragonfly watching.
Stop by Mississippi Palisades State Park in Illinois for a real treat. Take plenty of pictures of the majestic views. Dramatic cliffs make it all happen, and the large boulders on the site are unique.
Join in on the fun this summer at Shady Creek Recreation Area Campground! As one of the most popular class A sites on the Mississippi, you won’t be surprised at the A+ amenities found around the park. Whether you want to take a swim in river or meander through the grassy trails, the fun never seems to end. You can even spot deer and turtles at dif Read more...
Oh man, it doesn’t get much better than camping on the Mississippi River! Clarks Ferry Campground is a totally gorgeous spot in this classic neck of the woods in the good ol’ USA. If you’re not already in love with Iowa’s natural landscapes, Clarks Ferry will no doubt make sure of that. With incredible views of the Mississippi, plus tall trees and Read more...
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Mississippi River
Discover a scenic section of one of America's most iconic rivers.
Explore the mighty Mississippi River from Potosi, Wisconsin, to Saverton, Missouri. See national forests, cliffs, hills, ancient burial mounds, railroad trestles, and plenty of wildlife. This river park spans 314 miles from north to south.
Start in the north at Potosi Recreational Area. See up to 270 species of birds here, including egrets, herons, ducks, swans, and pelicans. Keep an eye out for eagles in the winter. Take in the history of Potosi with wineries, music festivals, and the historic Potosi Brewing Company.
The Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge has wetlands, islands, and marshes used by migratory birds. In addition to fantastic fishing, you can partake in the unique hobby of dragonfly watching.
Stop by Mississippi Palisades State Park in Illinois for a real treat. Take plenty of picture
Explore the mighty Mississippi River from Potosi, Wisconsin, to Saverton, Missouri. See national forests, cliffs, hills, ancient burial mounds, railroad trestles, and plenty of wildlife. This river park spans 314 miles from north to south.
Start in the north at Potosi Recreational Area. See up to 270 species of birds here, including egrets, herons, ducks, swans, and pelicans. Keep an eye out for eagles in the winter. Take in the history of Potosi with wineries, music festivals, and the historic Potosi Brewing Company.
The Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge has wetlands, islands, and marshes used by migratory birds. In addition to fantastic fishing, you can partake in the unique hobby of dragonfly watching.
Stop by Mississippi Palisades State Park in Illinois for a real treat. Take plenty of pictures of the majestic views. Dramatic cliffs make it all happen, and the large boulders on the site are unique.
Sixteen campgrounds have a range of facilities.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Mississippi River
Join in on the fun this summer at Shady Creek Recreation Area Campground! As one of the most popular class A sites on the Mississippi, you won’t be surprised at the A+ amenities found around the park. Whether you want to take a swim in river or meander through the grassy trails, the fun never seems to end. You can even spot deer and turtles at dif Read more...
Oh man, it doesn’t get much better than camping on the Mississippi River! Clarks Ferry Campground is a totally gorgeous spot in this classic neck of the woods in the good ol’ USA. If you’re not already in love with Iowa’s natural landscapes, Clarks Ferry will no doubt make sure of that. With incredible views of the Mississippi, plus tall trees and Read more...
Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?
Public campgrounds (book externally) —