Wildwood, Missouri. Missouri Parks continue to be upgraded by 1/10 of 1% sales tax. We had a very wide concrete pad for our fifth wheel and long enough for the truck, too. 50 AMP service. Spacious, shaded, forested, totally a beautiful spot. We stayed the full 15 day allowable, and it was over a 100 degrees the whole time! Dump station and water fill are in the full sun, so very hot. Hard to imagine this is really a metropolitain area, just outside of St. Louis. Hiking and biking are available. Pool nearby We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park was absolutely beautiful. The host was very friendly and helpful, and the showers were warm and clean. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

I would have rated a ten, but there were only 3 showers available which at times meant waiting in line. Otherwise park was clean, bathrooms always clean (no soap, though!), quiet at night, and nicely spaced sites. While there wasn't a play area in the campground, my 7 kids found plenty to do "exploring" in the woods. There is a pool in the park, not the campground, but we never had an opportunity to visit it. I would certainly visit this park again if I were going back to that area! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Nice state park in a beautiful setting. The campground was updated in 2002. The roads are in great shape, and most of the sites have level concrete pads for RV parking. The shower/laundry building is brand new, and very nice. The camp sites are spaced far enough apart that I did not feel I was camping on top of my neighbors. Only 43 elec sites, 19 of them are 50 amp. The park fills up quickly and four of the Elec sites are for the handicapped only. There is an Olympic sized pool at Babler, but no other water activities (fishing, etc) in the park. Nice biking paths, hiking and equestrian trails, visitor center, and picnic grounds. The campground also has a dump station and laundry. The swimming pool and playground are not within walking distance of the campground. It is a very easy drive into St Louis from Babler. Get on I64/Hwy 40 at Long Rd, then 23 miles to the Arch or BuschStadium. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Beautiful state park with campground. All campsites are wide with concrete pads and picnic tables. Fire rings are located on most sites. The park has trails for walking and horseback riding. There is a swimming pool located in the park just a short drive from the campground. The park has a nature center as well. If you are planning on visiting the St. Louis/St. Charles area, this would be a great place to stay. It's a thirty minute drive west of St. Louis. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.