To get to this campground, you travel down a horrible gravel road with large rocks for a mile. The cars driving up the hill to get out have to keep their speed up otherwise they will just spin their tires. The staff are very friendly and helpful with anything you need. We did run into problems our last full day at the campground. My husband complained about other campers walking through our site. We have 4 girls and when adult men walk through the middle of your site drinking and carrying their grill to their friends across the road, I have a problem. We didn't have people walk through once but several times. I guess the problem really came when one of them was the daughter of one of the staff members. It rained our last evening and the girls were playing in our site with water right after it rained. They went into the restroom at some point and came back to our site. Next thing we know, one of the staff members came over asking about all the mud in the restroom. I went in there to see what he was talking about and it was a "normal" amount of mud and grass. I actually had more in my camper from one coming in than what was in the restroom. I have a feeling we are were being nit picked because one of the people walking through was his daughter. This is a decent campground but we will probably not return. They do have scheduled activities, pool, miniature golf, shuffleboard, etc but quiet time does not start until 11PM and ends at 7AM. There are 4-wheelers that run constantly during that time and there is music playing right up until the minute quiet time starts. We were right across from the office and the pavilion is right next to us making this site very noisy. We do not drink or party so maybe this is just our problem. There is some kind of wireless but you have to get the code from the office. It is by satellite so it runs very slow. The sites are really close together and there are several family members that seem to live here. Restrooms are clean and the laundry room is clean as well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I'm still trying to figure out why Trailer Life gave Cross Creek such a high rating. Your introduction to the facility is via a rough mile-long gravel road that descends alarmingly upon entering and ascends challengingly upon exiting (our transmission fluid overheated so a red light came on on the dash board). When we reached the RV park we stopped to look for a sign for the office. When we found it we started up a hill only to find our one-ton truck would not make it up the steep hill so we backed down and parked so we could walk up to the office. Most of the 60-plus sites are up there but fortunately there was room in one of the four back-in sites below. After much hassle backing into the spot, which was nice and wide though didn't have a lot of maneuvering room, we had a nice perch with a view of the small lake. We eventually went to the sites up the hill and found them to be mostly tight backins, not particularly attractive or comfortable-looking. There is a lot of activity stuff available-- boats for the lake, fishing, a decent swimming pool, shuffleboard and the like. Fortunately they accept Passport America and Campclub USA so two of the three nights were $14.50 and the third was $29. As we were leaving I found myself wondering why they even bothered putting an RV park there in the first place. Not the worst place we've been to, but certainly among the also-rans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's a bit steep getting to your campsite, but the sites are terraced and we didn't have any trouble getting leveled. The staff here are among the most pleasant people we've experienced. Sitting on the porch to use the modem hookup was actually a plus -- getting to talk to other campers was very enjoyable. This is a beautiful place with tons of trees and therefore lots of shade. The pool was very nice with a fabulous view. We spent a full week here and would definitely stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We thoroughly enjoyed our three-day stay in this meticulously maintained park in the oak forest above Lake of the Ozark. The owners have completed significant work in improving the facility; 50amp sites are huge gravel pull-throughs with a picnic table. Although the WiFi reception was spotty from our location, the CATV was exceptionally clear, important since the heavy tree cover prevents satellite reception. The park has nature trails through the woods, a pool, game lounge, and outdoor playground. Throughout the park seasonal campers have placed bird feeders and we watched hummingbirds and bluebirds from our site. Although there are some seasonals, their sites were very well maintained. All in all, this is a perfect destination for the area; quiet, peaceful, and extremely well maintained. We'd definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Yes this CG has many seasonal campers. They week end from where ever. It is situated in the oak trees that make up all of the lake Ozark area. While grass doesn't grow much in the back of the camp, they have graveled the entire area and there was no mud even in the rain. Our rate reflects the Good Sam discount that was happily applied. The sites are too close together and the sewers do extend above ground more than I have seen elsewhere. They escorted us to our site and provided wood to help us level out. We had cable TV and it worked well. We did have a fire ring and wood was for sale. The bath houses are old but were clean and serviceable. During the summer months you will need a reservation as they will fill up. The pool looked to be clean and the kids next to us were having a good time of it. The sites along the road are for tenters and late arrivals and do suffer from the road noise from the highway. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Hard to find, good hosts. Lots of trees. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Riverview RV Park at Lake of the Ozarks was a nice park. The draw backs to the park were: Most of the sites are too close to the Highway 54 and the road noise went on all night. All the river sites were out in the open with no shade and all the sites on the opposite side of the road were not angled and there wasn’t much room on the road to maneuver an RV in to a site with a 90 degree turn. There were too many people parking everywhere and people had to move trucks to provide the necessary turning areas for most large rigs. We didn’t care for their water quality and drank our own water, but we didn’t have any problems with the rest of the hookups. The swimming pond was nasty, so if you want to swim go to the pool! The good things at the park: The sites on the interior side of the park were shaded and most had room to back in with no problems and most were angled. Most of all, they were quieter and kids could fish right at the back of the campers if you were on the north side of the road. Most Saturdays they have a BBQ and all you have to do is bring a covered dish. The boat dock on the river is steep and when the river changes depths fast, it can be very difficult to get a boat out when the river level can go below the ramp. The camp ground is easy to get too and close to all the activities on the east side of the lake. We enjoyed our stay and would go back again. We went down to explore all the RV sites on this side of the lake and the only other one we would stay at was Osage Beach RV Park., it was clean and close to all the sites, but it didn’t have the activities like a pond or river like Riverview RV. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park, a bit tricky to get into at first, though. The spots are a little too close together and the gravel needs to be smoothed out. However, this is a great place to stay! Very close to Osage Beach, which has great shopping and restaurants. There are riverside sites and they even have their own pier with fish cleaning facilities when campers bring their boats back to their RVs. I noticed a tent area with 7 sites at the back of the park, but I haven't driven down to look at it. They allow catfish fishing in the pond on the site as well. We are here now, our second visit and we will be back again, I am sure. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The road to the campground is rough in places. The office staff are friendly and helpful but, the only supplies available is ice. Entire area is gravel. Several fulltimers and year round campers as evidenced by the look of the unwashed trailers. Overall not to bad. We will be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park. No highway noise. Some new sites with landscaping and plenty of room for slide outs. They also have cabin rentals and boat rentals. We enjoyed the friendly staff and the in-ground pool. Must access the park via a gravel 1/3 mile gravel road. Some asphalt at the park, but all sites are gravel. We will be back! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.