Beautiful well kept campground. The staff is very accomodating and friendly. The clubhouse, pier and beach, while not on the gulf, are first class. The owners pride in this facility is obvious. Cable and WiFi are very good. They even allow washing you rig on your site. We will stay here again.

Well managed park. Clean with well kept grounds and facilities. Excellent interior roads. All sites are concrete with spacious concrete patios. Sites are not crowded but could be a little bit wider.

Great park. Large sites with nice fire rings and grills. Bath house looks new and was clean. Interior roads are narrow and tight in some places. Most of the park is very muddy after rains and is messy. Rating would be a "9' if sites had sewer hookups.

This campground is wide open, no trees and with no personality. It does have a large lake and about 4 miles of walking / biking trails around the lake. That is really nice. The interior roads are nicely paved and sites are level. The staff is very helpful and courteous. The showers, only two of them for the entire campground, were not heated and use a water rationing shower control. Push the button and get water for about 60 seconds, similar to the type used on public bathroom lavatories. I’m not a fan or that arrangement. It is about 20 miles from St. Louis so plan on a half hour commute, each way, if using this as base to see St. Louis.

This park consists mostly of large spacious pull-through sites, many located on the Mississippi River. It is a beautiful view, especially early morning and late afternoon. There are several benches and fire pits located at rivers edge that make for comfortable viewing of the river traffic. The facilities are another matter. The showers and laundry are dated, but were clean. There is no cable and the Wi-Fi was weak and unreliable most of the time. It is a great base for Memphis sightseeing. The staff is very helpful, courteous and eager to please. It is not a shaded park, but most sites have a tree or two that provide some shade. We would stay here again.

This is a small city owned campground. It is very quiet and secluded. The sites are level, paved and each has a covered table, grill and fire pit. No cable or Wi-Fi and only one or two sites have a clear view for satellite reception. It is only a few minutes back into civilization for shopping or entertainment in Jefferson City. We would stay here again.

The staff was courteous and helpful. The pull-through sites were short and not level. Back-in sites were shady and more inviting. This was a one night stay.

The staff was courteous and helpful. It was easy to park with level sites. The facilities are dated, but clean and well kept. The campground is wide open and has little "personality. A great place to take a break from a day on the road.

It is only a couple of miles from Silver Dollar City and a quick trip to the strip in Branson. This campground is secluded and quiet. The sites are gravel. They are shady, level and roomy. The interior roads are hilly, very ruddy and in poor condition. Wi-Fi is nonexistent except at the camp office and the cable service was not very reliable. Showers are dated, but clean and orderly. We stayed here seven days and would stay here again.