If you visit this park in the summer you will need a reservation for full hook ups. Or at least call ahead. The staff is helpful and the park is well kept. If you stay past Sunday there is a swarm of workers cleaning and picking up litter. Most of the sites have no pad but the grass is well kept and level. The store is well stocked. On weekends they serve a BBQ dinner that was tasty and about nine dollars. Well worth it if you are tired from fun on the river all day. The owners put on a pretty good fireworks display on the fourth of July that we enjoyed. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campground was very clean and has beautiful scenery. They have a swimming pool, horseback riding and rafting trips. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. Located in the Ozark Hills and right on the river. We camped here in a Tent.

Nice park on the Huzzah river that offers floating trips. The weekend we stayed the main full hookup area had been reserved so we were put in a field w/ hook ups,and the kids didn't have a playground to use due it being in the reserved area. No discount was offered due to the restricted access. Also the showers were coin operated. ($35 per night, no pool, no shade,no useable playground,and coin showers) We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Getting better all the time! Canoeing and floating themed... This site has houses and cabins for rent for family parties and a number of pavilions with power. Recently I see where they have added a number of larger camper facilities which I am unsure of the amperage and understand they are adding more. They have a very nice flat tree lined campground sites and many primitive sites some of which are along the Huzzah River. The grounds are split into two seperate camping types, family and all nighters, both of which have security as not to have folks going between the two camping facilities. Horse rides are available and breakfast buffets and BBQ are a must to try...I have taken my family there since 1988 and have to say that they have what it takes for me to make it the top camping destination I desire. The only thing I wish they had was a family size swimming pool. Recently at our stay we took a 15 minute ride up the road to Meramac Springs State Park which is very nice and includes a great museum for the history of the steel mill that was once located ther, this also includes a trout fish hatchery which the whole family enjoyed. Heck, don't forget to take your pole! Excelent infomormative web site you should visit. Prices are average compaired to all the other sites we have visited but the grounds are what takes us back..I could say that you need to leave your house packing anything more than your camper or tents because they have everything you need there, if not Steelville is less than 10 minutes away. Mike We camped here in a Tent Trailer.