Frank Russell Campground

Frank Russell Campground is located at Mark Twain Lake in Missouri. The campground offers a peaceful setting with proximity to water recreation. There's a trail that leads directly from the campground to the lake where visitors can swim. The location features wooded areas that provide shade for campsites and opportunities for hiking, though extensive trail systems aren't abundant. The campground's strategic placement makes it a convenient base for enjoying Mark Twain Lake's recreational activities.

Yes, photos of Frank Russell Campground are available for viewing before booking. However, be aware that site photos may sometimes be slightly misleading regarding the exact leveling of certain sites. While most sites appear level in photos, some may have slight grades front-to-back while being level side-to-side. For the most accurate visual information, check official park service websites or camping platforms where updated campground photos are regularly maintained.

Frank Russell Campground offers well-maintained facilities including paved and concrete campsites with full hookups, most with electrical connections. Each site includes a fire pit and picnic table. The campground features clean bathhouses, though they may be a longer walk from some sites. Additional amenities include an archery range and equestrian facilities. The campground provides access to the lake via a walking trail, with concrete sidewalks and fishing benches around the lake for easy accessibility. Sites are generally spacious, well-spaced, and many offer good shade. The nightly fee is approximately $20.

Yes, maps of Frank Russell Campground's layout are available. These maps show the arrangement of the paved and concrete sites throughout the campground. The layout includes various camping sections (some of which may be closed during certain periods), access to facilities like the bathhouse, and proximity to trails leading to the lake. For the most current and detailed map, check with the Mark Twain Lake visitor center, the campground office upon arrival, or the official Mark Twain Lake website before your visit.