Everton, Missouri sits at an elevation of 1,093 feet with a humid continental climate featuring hot summers and moderate winters. The region receives about 44 inches of annual precipitation, creating lush vegetation and ideal conditions for camping from April through October. Most campgrounds near Everton remain open year-round though services may be limited during winter months.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: Cedar Ridge Campground at Stockton Lake offers a private boat launch exclusively for overnight guests. "Campground has private boat ramp and parking away from public use so things stay secure overnight," notes Cody from Cedar Ridge Campground.
Train spotting: While camping at Springfield - Route 66 KOA, watch for passing trains on the nearby tracks. "There is a train that goes by once or twice a day, but not enough to really make a deal," explains Michael R., who found the occasional train added to the experience.
Hiking options: Explore diverse trails within a short drive of your campsite. "Bass Pro's home is Springfield, MO so you will not only find the largest Bass Pro there but also a unique museum of all animals which is quite spectacular," recommends Crystal C., who suggests combining shopping with outdoor adventures when staying near Everton.
Water activities: Pittsburg Area Campground at Pomme de Terre State Park offers extensive water recreation. "Each site in the electric loop has a private path to the waters edge. Sites viewable by map next to water," explains Josh S., highlighting the direct lake access that many sites provide.
What campers like
Private shower facilities: Campers appreciate the well-maintained bathroom facilities at many campgrounds near Everton. "Bathrooms are beautiful and clean, 2 toilets, 2 showers and a sauna in each," reports Alex B. from Beagle Bay RV Haven Campground, which offers modern amenities that enhance comfort for tent campers.
Spacious sites: Many campgrounds offer generous spacing between sites. "The sites on the lake are awesome and large. The showers are clean and private," notes Tiffany H. about Pomme de Terre State Park, where the Hermitage campground provides ample room for family camping.
Themed accommodations: For those seeking yurt camping near Everton, Missouri, alternative lodging options include uniquely themed accommodations. "Me and my wife will be coming back to one of the couples only treehouses for sure!" shares Barrett C. about Branson Treehouse Cabin & RV Park, where specialized cabins provide unique experiences beyond traditional camping.
Clean facilities: Consistently well-maintained facilities stand out in reviews. "Great state park. Cleanest restrooms I've seen. Great trails. Bring the kayaks. They have some pretty cool kayak marked trails on the lake," mentions Katie R. about Stockton State Park Campground.
What you should know
Train noise considerations: When booking at Springfield - Route 66 KOA, be aware of potential train noise. "The train tracks are right next to the campground... I did wake up several times in the night to the sound of trains or planes passing by," Jennifer H. notes, though she still found it to be a nice place to stay.
Tent site challenges: Not all campsites accommodate tents well. "Visiting in March meant there weren't many things to do. This parks main focus is Lake Pomme de Terra, so if you're not into being on the water - this campground may not be for you... The site was on quite an incline & there were lots of rocks under our tent," warns Jessica B. about her experience at Pittsburg Area Campground.
