Best Equestrian Camping near Cassville, MO

This a horse camp, but there is plenty of space to just pitch a tent if needed. Free site with a beautiful backdrop

This campground offers a lot of options. Including trout fishing, hiking, and swimming. Located in South Missouri it is an easy day trip into Branson Missouri or Eureka Springs Arkansas. Very well located and very well run by the state. They offer a pretty well equipped camp store along with the lodge and restaurant. This state park is gorgeous and one of my favorite places to go. They also have a nature center and trout hatchery. Park is open year round, trout tags must be purchased at the camp Store. All campgrounds have nice bathrooms and showers. Just a heads up though if you are looking for a quiet relaxing weekend make sure you avoid kids free fishing weekend! It’s a ZOO that weekend!

The campground was cleanish. The bathrooms stunk, but weren't terrible (ya gotta bring your own soap I guess). There were no trees/shade in any of the campsite so we didn't really hang out there until evening because it was too hot for the kids. And there is an annoying guy on a golf cart (camp resident) you'll meet him ;). However, there is a beautiful cold, clear river to cool off in. We had a blast with my brothers' family there. Everyone swam a lot while we were there. There are hiking trails that get you into some really cool rock formations and beautiful wildlife. The fishery up the road is a cool place to check out as well. The fish are beautiful in the lake. The firewood at the local store is way expensive, so bring your own. Everything is expensive in the area come to think of it. You'll hear of the rules from the guy in the golf cart. Ha. It's alright, but go see for yourself!

Roaring river is vast in beauty, and can cure a wandering souls need for adventure in a matter of minutes. While it has become slightly commercial and more people are visiting for the fishing and hatchery the atmosphere remains peaceful.

Roaring Rivers has three different campgrounds. Camp one is the quietest of the three. The facility is well maintained and clean. Their are plenty of things to do in the park from trout fishing to swimming, to hiking. The Fire tower trail is one that will give great views of the valley. It can be very busy during the peak times and weekends.

Fishermen will love Roaring River! If you don't fish it is okay. The area is situated in the Ozark Mountains with the campground next to the stream where they release trout. The campground we stayed at has very little shade and the spacing felt uncomfortable as it has no natural blocks from the other sites. The sirens at 7 am and in the evening are what ultimately turned me off. We awoke every morning to fishermen down by the stream waiting for the siren to tell them they could fish. The talking could be heard all the way up and down the valley.

Good trails, really beautiful water and geology (caves, bluffs). Most people here come for the fishing. The camping sites have showers and are very clean. They’re open and green and nice. Campground doesn’t stand out but the park really does.

We were turned off by the sirens at the park alerting fishermen you can fish. The campground is okay. Very open and not a lot of shade. The local ozark said are beautiful

This is a lovely park with a nice trail network to explore dense forests, watery views, and some really cool geology including little caves.

Yay: Clean and simple campground! Kind of typical state park with warm showers and a mini store, great rangers. The campsites feel private thanks to the vegetation, but do vary a little. Fishing is why most people visit, but there is more to do if you talk to the rangers a bit.

Nay: Cleanliness could be improved, but not atypical.

Surprise: We were really impressed with the beauty of this park! We heard about it from locals and we think that’s who seems to inhabit it... Great for a low key weekend or just an overnight on a tr

Wonderful! Clean!

Park is nice. Staff is awful. Not very accommodating

Little off the beaten path but well worth it with trout fishing and more hiking trails than you could explore in one day is sure to impress

We visited this as stop on MO centennial passport challenge. We are not much for trout fishing. The campsites were all along the river, so you had AMAZING river access if you wanted to trout fish. The sites are all out in the open next to each other. No shade at all. Nice facilities.

This camground is better than most. Yes. the spots are a little close together. However, when we were here we didn’t have any issue with noise from others. The siren in the morning and evening is a thing, but only a slight 15 second inconvenience for an awesome little campground. We stayed in Campground 1, a little way back from the water so we didn’t have to worry about fisherman in our area. Also, plenty of trees and shade at this location. Highly reccomend.

This is a trout fisherman’s dream. Clean, but old. The bathrooms are adequate at best. There is an excellent store and a swimming pool. The sites are spacious and mostly shaded. It is an excellent family camping park.

close proximity to great hiking trails, AWESOME trout fishing. Campsites are VERY clean and tidy. The showers are hot and clean. It’s a great place

I love this campground. They have camping next to the bluff so it makes for a more serene experience. In the fall you can see bald eagles and they have some beautiful hiking along with good trout fishing.

Excellent, clean campground. Facilities are kept clean and stocked. Great place to make family memories. We have been going for over 30 years. It's like our second home.

Relaxing & slow-paced, but plenty of activities to engage in - hiking, fishing, swimming, playground, touring fish hatchery

There are few deep swimming holes in the park although their are plenty of area's to wade and catch crawdads. Several different types of campsites. One area is more shaded and near the pool but not by river. The other two are all close to water but some lack shade. Fishing is good for all ages and day fishing licenses are available and hiking trails are great.Cell phone service works depending on provider and there is a store to buy essentials and souvenirs as well as a restaurant and hotel.

Busy, multiple campgrounds to stay at which can be confusing, especially if you are fishing. Lots of people come to fish who are not camping, which in turn ruins privacy. Pretty river, most campsites do not have a view of the river.

The camp area is small, the resident camp cop made you feel unwelcome, and spied on. He drive by out camp area several times an hour. Since we were all women, it was creepy! People are packed in like sardines, didn’t feel like camping it felt like an outdoor concert with no music.