This campground isn't rustic (unless you want to hike into the forest) nor a place to be pampered. However, it is a place to enjoy the beauty of the Ozark Mountains. Many of the hikes are short and relatively easy but they are sure to WOW you. Gorgeous!If you are a caver or adventerous you should take your flashlight on the trails and crawl around in the caves. We weren't so brave, but it was tempting. The actual campground is fairly nice. BIG sites full of tress and the noises of birds and insects. No sewer hook up and the dump station is a haul (pun!!!). In fact, most of the amenities are a haul. You pretty much have to drive (or ride your bike for 2 strenous miles) for the pool, the ranger's station, the store and the playground. They charge extra for the pool, but it is clean and has life gaurds. If you plan to go here be sure to call them for directions. We were fortunate enough to happen upon the "right" way in. But, there is a way that is really unfriendly to rigs over I think they said 28 feet. As it was our brakes were smoking! Well worth it! 2004 We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This State Park is breathtaking, especially in the Fall which is when we were there. The park is known for their hiking trails and beautiful natural surroundings, including caves, waterfalls, dens, etc. This is a must for the true outdoors person. The sites are huge and meticulously clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.