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Several horse-friendly campgrounds operate near Long Lane, Missouri, though none feature dedicated horse corrals based on available data. Riverfront Campground and Canoe in Lebanon offers cabin accommodations along with tent and RV sites, making it suitable for equestrians traveling with horses that can be secured using portable containment systems. The campground features water and electric hookups with concrete pads that provide level spots for horse trailers and camping vehicles. Riverfront maintains a dump station on the property and keeps the grounds clean with trash service. Most RV sites include water and electric connections, though primitive camping closer to the river is available for those seeking a more natural setting with their horses.
Trail riders can access several riding areas within driving distance of Long Lane. The B Berry Farms & Co. campground provides an alternative with its spacious layout that keeps campsites well separated, offering privacy for campers with horses. The property includes walking trails and open areas suitable for horses with portable containment systems. The campground supplies wood for campfires and features picnic tables at most sites. Riverfront Campground's proximity to Bennett Springs State Park provides additional recreational opportunities, though riders should verify horse access rules before planning visits. Both campgrounds accommodate various camping styles including tents, RVs, and cabins, with Riverfront offering full hookup options that appeal to travelers with horse trailers requiring reliable utility connections.
"Driving through Missouri needed a quiet place to stay. We stayed at Honey Berry Hideout, it has metal fire ring and grill."
"Brendan and Teresa are an adotable young couple who are transforming a large area in the midst of Missouri farm country into a small black- and blueberry farm that includes a small RV camp."
from $7 - $48 / night
Check Availability"It offers direct access to the Niangua River, and it is only a short drive from Bennett Springs State Park, where you can fly fish and pull trout from the river from dawn until dusk. "
"atv rentals make getting around a breeze. canoe raft and kayak rentals."
from $250 / night
Check Availability"Nothing but icadas, crickets and quiet laughter from the camp next to us."
"I was right next to the river, and the sounds of the water made everything tranquil. There is a ton of space for tents and RVs, and the road in is well paved."
from $5 - $100 / night
Check Availability"This particular site was just up the hill from the lake and completely private."
"While Stockton Lake itself brings a lot to the table, with beautiful blue water, cliffs to jump from, and close proximity to town if you are craving some ice cream (I suggest Squeeze Inn), the State Park"
from $14 - $20 / night
Check Availability"Cheap full hook ups at a nice lakeside campground, they also have a hotel and cabins that are nice getaways. The food at the restaurant is pretty good as well."
"We had a view of the lake across the road. The bathroom was a several minute walk. Site D37 across from us had water access and looked really nice."
from $14 - $160 / night
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TravelerDriving through Missouri needed a quiet place to stay. We stayed at Honey Berry Hideout, it has metal fire ring and grill. The owners were very friendly , informed us amenities , they have coffee pot , small stove to use in a barn in walking distance, bathrooms and showers for small fees. Family friendly with large area for kids to play.
GuideBrendan and Teresa are an adotable young couple who are transforming a large area in the midst of Missouri farm country into a small black- and blueberry farm that includes a small RV camp. They also make and sell natural products (soaps, balms, etc.). They have constructed a cute rec house with darts, corn hole, even a little reading nook. There is a swing on the big tree in front of the rec house as well as horseshoe pits. Dispersed around the berry fields are hidden firepit areas for guests to enjoy. And you can pick berries for your breakfast!
They have built an exquisite shower room with cedar walls and river rock flooring, and there are bathrooms for guests as well.
Brendan and Teresa could not have been more accommodating. They presented us with a goody bag with s'mores fixings and a sample lip balm from their product line. And Brendan helped us with hose repair parts when our water hose jammed on the reel and we had to cut it off! First rate customer service.
The drawback for us is that (1) it is FAR from the main highway so not convenient for one-night stays and (2) the one site suitable for large RVs is not very level. We have a 40' Renegade Verona and it took 6 tries to find a place near the hookups where our auto-level would find a good position (no "excessive slope" error).
Also, we knew from the start there was only 30 amp service and no sewer, so we can't complain about that.
But for smaller RVs and boondockers, this is a charming getaway for families and anyone who enjoys getting away from it all.
ScoutPitched a tent here in mid August 2021. We rolled in late, close to midnight, and Teresa and Brandon were very accommodating. Set us up with an excellent campsite at the edge of the blueberries. We happened to land on an unseasonably cool night in August. Our campsite was among the trees, but with big open views of the sky. On a clear night you're far enough away from city lights to see lots of stars. We'll be back!
TravelerFound this place on a whim through Missouri. Was looking for dispersed camping and not much popped up in the area. So campgrounds were next up.
This place already had a few good reviews, so I called them up. Immediately knew this was going to be the place. Super nice folks, clear communication, and even showed us the grounds upon arrival.
Lots of amenities for just staying a single night. Everything you need and want in a campground, but not a KOA or Yogi packed site.
Overall 5/5, cheap, friendly, abundance of things to do, and quiet (when I stayed).
P.S. Depending on which site you choose… the cost varies, but still cheap. There is lighting, power outlets, tables, fire rings and outdoor grill, along with many other fun child-friendly things.
GuideJust got home from a weekend stay at site C19 at Hawker Point COE Park. This particular site was just up the hill from the lake and completely private. The walk to the lake was about 50 yards and a little steep but we managed to carry two kayaks down and up without too much trouble (and we are a middle-aged couple), and it was totally worth the effort because it was as if we had our own private cove.
The site is very spacious and shaded with plenty of trees for our hammocks and clothesline. Lots of level places for tents. The park attendants were very friendly and helpful.
C19 has no electricity or water and the closest vault toilet is a good walk down the road. The shower houses were driving distance away. We have a shower tent, so that wasn’t an issue for us.
We drove through the rest of this park to check out A and B campground loops. A loop consists of full hookup sites and many sit right on the water. Little shade and crowded, but if you like to play on the lake all day these might be for you. B loop had pretty wooded sites but many were not close to the water. C loop is where it’s at!
GuideStayed here on a roadtrip and although it is kinda far from a main highway, it's so worth it. Teresa is such a sweet host and the facilities they have built are beautiful. (The cedar shower smells so good!) We even got to pick a complimentary lip balm and the strawberry shortcake is amazing. Each spot is tucked away and very private, with a firepit, firewood and logs or homemade seats for you. Just keep an eye out and spray for ticks, I found one crawling on my foot while getting ready for bed. Just wish I would've came with berries better in season, I'll have to come back!
GuideWe love this campground. The staff is great and the campground is beautiful. It offers direct access to the Niangua River, and it is only a short drive from Bennett Springs State Park, where you can fly fish and pull trout from the river from dawn until dusk.
The float trips on the Niangua are gorgeous. I recommend going on a weekday to avoid the crowds.
Our most recent trip was in the beginning of June. It was a little muddy. Our fall trips to this location were absolutely gorgeous.
ScoutCheap full hook ups at a nice lakeside campground, they also have a hotel and cabins that are nice getaways. The food at the restaurant is pretty good as well.
ScoutMy girlfriend and I stayed here during our road-trip through MO. The owners Brandon and Theresa were very accommodating and made sure we had everything we needed. They gave us a tour of the farm when we arrived and let us pick out which camp site we wanted. The camp site had everything we needed including a fire pit, grill, picnic table, water spout and bath room nearby. We enjoyed picking black berries right next to our campsite to have with breakfast in the morning. I highly recommend staying here with your family or significant other!
Horse campgrounds near Long Lane, Missouri accommodate both riders and non-riders in the Ozarks foothills. Located at approximately 1,400 feet elevation, this central Missouri region experiences distinct seasons with summer temperatures averaging 85-90°F and cooler spring and fall seasons ideal for camping. Water levels in nearby rivers fluctuate seasonally, affecting both swimming and fishing conditions at local campgrounds.
Creek swimming spots: Paddy Creek Recreation Area offers access to a spring-fed creek that stays cooler than most throughout summer. One camper notes, "Creek is spring fed so water is always cooler then most creeks," making it ideal for hot weather relief.
Berry picking: B Berry Farms & Co. combines camping with fruit harvesting opportunities. A visitor shared, "We enjoyed picking black berries right next to our campsite to have with breakfast in the morning," adding a unique activity to standard campground offerings.
Float trips: Froggys River Resort provides river access and equipment for floating the Gasconade. A camper recommended, "The six mile float on the gasconade was lovely. The river moves slow, so if you're used to floating 16 miles on the spring fed Jacks Fork or Current, halfing that will be plenty."
Secluded camping areas: Paddy Creek Recreation Area offers significant privacy between sites. A review confirms, "Good privacy between sites. Parking pads are short and lined with huge boulders. Worked fine for our 16ft TT big rigs probably not so much."
Farm environment: B Berry Farms combines camping with agricultural experiences. One guest described, "Upon entering, you can feel the magic created when human creativity meets divine inspiration. This place has everything from axe throwing to free coffee and the property is engineered and planned very nicely."
Lakeside access: COE Stockton Lake Hawker Point provides waterfront sites with privacy. A reviewer noted, "The site is very spacious and shaded with plenty of trees for our hammocks and clothesline. Lots of level places for tents. The park attendants were very friendly and helpful."
Bathroom facilities vary: Facilities range from vault toilets to full shower houses depending on location. At Froggys River Resort, a camper pointed out, "NO PLUMBING, PORT O JOHNS ONLY," while noting that "Shower house was clean and efficient."
Water access considerations: Orleans Trail campground has different loops with varying amenities and lake access. A visitor explained, "We stayed in the D loop at site D37. All of the sites in the D loop are more spaced out and wooded than in the other loops. They also don't have electric and the bathroom is a vault toilet."
Seasonal limitations: Some campgrounds reduce services in off-season. As one camper at Orleans Trail shared, "My family has been camping here in October- after winterization, thus no water- for decades. In season, there are nearby showers and running water."
Look for interactive farm activities: B Berry Farms includes activities beyond standard camping. A family reported, "There is so much to do and for all ages. Great family fun activities and very nice layout plus she even brought us freshly baked cookies that I believe to be the best chocolate chip cookie I think I've ever had!"
Consider cabin options: For families wanting comfort, several campgrounds offer alternatives to tent camping. At Riverfront Campground and Canoe, a reviewer noted, "They keep upgrading the facilities year after year. Taken our travel trailer (34 feet), water/electric hookup, sewer dump onsite. Nice store, showers, and beautiful area along the river to relax, float, fish, etc."
Check for beach access: Orleans Trail features a swimming beach that's family-friendly. A camper mentioned, "The sandy swim beach is clean and fun, even off-season. Lots of places to hike and fish."
Site length limitations: Many campgrounds have restrictions on RV size. At Paddy Creek, a camper advised, "Vault toilets, trash cans, and picnic tables. All spots have paved pull-in spots. I'd say max length for rigs are 30 feet."
Hookup availability: Water and electric connections vary by campground and loop. At Hawker Point, a visitor recommended, "Fill your rig with water before you go. There are no water hookups."
Leveling challenges: Some sites require extra work to level larger RVs. A reviewer at B Berry Farms shared, "The one site suitable for large RVs is not very level. We have a 40' Renegade Verona and it took 6 tries to find a place near the hookups where our auto-level would find a good position."
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