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Bennett Spring State Park Campground offers glamping accommodations 37 miles from Marshfield, Missouri, with yurts, deluxe canvas safari tents, and other options featuring comfortable beds with quality linens, climate control systems, and electricity. Each accommodation offers a perfect balance between nature immersion and modern luxury. One guest noted, "Had a great time in a spacious cabin with full kitchen and bath. Comfortably held 5 of us in one cabin." The Lebanon-Bennett Spring KOA and Great Escapes RV Resorts also offer glamping options with premium amenities including private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and covered porches, making them popular choices for travelers seeking comfort in nature.
Trout fishing stands out as the signature activity at Bennett Spring, where the crystal-clear spring creates ideal conditions for anglers seeking a premium outdoor experience from their glamping accommodations. Hiking trails wind through the surrounding woodlands, featuring natural bridges and caves for exploration. According to a visitor, "The Niangua River was gorgeous and so fun to swim in (clear all the way to the bottom)." Nearby attractions include Springfield's urban amenities approximately 40 miles southwest of Marshfield. The glamping season typically runs year-round at several locations, with peak times during spring and summer when the swimming pool and other seasonal amenities are fully operational. Most glamping campgrounds near Marshfield require reservations and many offer on-site conveniences like camp stores, dining options, and organized activities for a complete resort experience.
"Although this is adjacent to the Interstate exit (and therefore more noisy for a Sportsmobile tent camper), it was excellent and we’d stay there again."
"Located right off the highway, I thought to pass it by. My mistake. Friendly staff held my registration from the road."
"Price is definitely reasonable and the bathroom at campground 5 is VERY nice, running water and hot showers."
"I had traveled here following a busy time and expected to still have some of that lingering noise which hangs out after a big event. But by the time I reached the location it had dwindled out."
from $15 - $48 / night
Check Availability"We are on a cross country road trip in our camper van, and we are finding KOA’s to be an easy way to drive long hours, and have a safe and reliable place to sleep at night."
"Because you’re going to see and hear a lot of them, as there is a train track very close to the site. This campground itself was nice. The staff was so extremely friendly."
"The next time we go we will be bringing our own grill as they did not have many options on site. The staff was friendly and helpful."
"All the RV sires are electric/water so you have to use the on site dump station."
from $250 / night
Check Availability"Felt like we were sharing our campfire with the neighbors. Close to Bennett Springs!"
"Great campground, very clean bathrooms, nice pool and playground. The hosts were extremely friendly and accommodating."
"This loop has been chosen due to its proximity to the bathrooms and the playground, these are key when having a 4-year-old. This loop is located in the woods with nice spacing between sites."
"Scenic Views overlooking the beautiful lake. Each site in the electric loop has a private path to the waters edge. Sites viewable by map next to water. There were a few bugs but nothing too bad."
from $15 - $46 / night
Check Availability"Didn't have any problems with the people around us but we were in the family area. Now camping is free if you float with them and it does get crowded on the weekends."
"We camped in campground 1 right next to the play ground. Super clean, had a view of the lake. Within walking distance of the marina. Everyone was very friendly."
"Walking distance to the Marina that includes a restaurant. Walking distance to the lake and a lake view with kayak access."
from $15 - $46 / night
Check Availability"Campground has private boat ramp and parking away from public use so things stay secure overnight. Short walk to beach area is nice. Will be back again"
"The swim beach is a little far from the camp, but if you walk down the trails there are great places to swim near camp including "Chicken Rock" a large island out in the lake the kids love to swim to and"
from $14 - $24 / night
Check Availability"We picked a standard non electric site as it was level and not crowded. $8 for seniors so not bad. Lots of fishing activities here on the lake. Would stay longer if we had the time."
"everyone is very pleasant and I felt comfortable letting the kids ride their bikes around, a great presence from the park rangers !"
RangerA hatchery on site, trout fishing daily limit 4. Nice stop over on a road trip, honored Access pass for discount, level site, showers, easy drive from a nearby town. Site was level, table fire pit, grill, lantern hook, access to dumpster n n water, on site dump station. There is a pool in lower part of campground as well as restraunt, store, did not use these facilities.
TravelerWe camped in campground 1 right next to the play ground. Super clean, had a view of the lake. Within walking distance of the marina. Everyone was very friendly. My only complaint is the first night we had super noisy neighbors. I'm all for music and a good time but past quiet hours I think one should tone it down a bit. I assumed the host would tell them to be quiet. It did take me complaining the next morning, and then the host went to talk to them. Rest of the trip was smooth as can be! Kayak trails on the lake...beautiful clean swimming beaches. Can't wait to go back :)
ScoutWe are on a cross country road trip in our camper van, and we are finding KOA’s to be an easy way to drive long hours, and have a safe and reliable place to sleep at night. We make the reservations on the road, our site info is ready when we arrive after hours. The bathrooms at the KOA Holidays have been so nice, and clean. This particular KOA was very noisy. Trains passed close by all night, horns and all. Bugs were loud. We were also woken up by staff mowing the lawn and weed wacking before 8am. We were making coffee and breakfast on our table, when the mowers came right into our spot. Noise is probably less of an issue in an RV, but in a van with screens, or in a tent it will be a noisy night.
TravelerBecause you’re going to see and hear a lot of them, as there is a train track very close to the site.
This campground itself was nice. The staff was so extremely friendly. The trees are old and tall, creating a canopy over the sites, so even with the weather cresting 95°, the site felt nice.
I brought my travel trailer and stayed on lot 28. It was a KOA Patio site (a cement patio area with a table, chairs, and fire pit) that had city water, sewer, and electric. The lot was well cared for and my spot was incredibly flat/level. It’s always a nice feeling to pull in and set up with minimal effort.
The pool is small, but just a short walk from any site on the grounds. The clubhouse/store is well stoked if you forgot anything, or if you decide you need another six pack.
As another review mentioned, you can order pizza. The hours are reasonable. You can also order fresh made mini donuts in the morning. I nice treat for the family or with coffee on your way out!
If it wasn’t for the trains coming by blowing their horns, this would easily be a favorite spot.
ScoutCampground is generally clean and well-kept. Price is definitely reasonable and the bathroom at campground 5 is VERY nice, running water and hot showers.
GuideThe camp is directly off of the river. For those how love to kayak, swim, fish, of just be in nature this is the place to be. There are a few tent locations that are located away from the main area if you what to be away from it all. There are cabins as well. The camp offers a plethora of boat options to enjoy the river, and they also provide shuttle services for the 8 and 5 mile floats. If you love to hike, there are some amazing hiking trails with gorges views, water crossings, and even waterfalls. They also have an amazing bathroom area complete with showers for after your day of adventure. The cleanliness rivals most home bathrooms. They also have a stocked store on site with nearly anything you would want or need. The best part of this place are the owners. They truly care for the campers/floaters.
ScoutGreat place to camp out and have a float trip. The next time we go we will be bringing our own grill as they did not have many options on site. The staff was friendly and helpful.
ScoutAlthough this is adjacent to the Interstate exit (and therefore more noisy for a Sportsmobile tent camper), it was excellent and we’d stay there again. The cement pads, clean picnic table and immaculate bathrooms, with separate private showers, were welcome after a long travel day.
You can’t go wrong.
TravelerThe staff were very friendly and helpful. The campsites were gravel and unlevel. WiFi and cell service were good. Bathrooms were clean. The kids enjoyed the pizza they make here and they will deliver it to your campsite when ready. I did wake up several times in the night to the sound of trains or planes passing by. The train tracks are right next to the campground. Nice place to stay.
Bennett Spring State Park Campground offers glamping accommodations within 37 miles of Marshfield, Missouri. The park sits on 3,216 acres in the Ozark highlands at approximately 900 feet elevation. Water features include the spring that produces an average of 100 million gallons of water daily, creating ideal conditions for trout fishing and swimming opportunities throughout most of the year.
Hiking trails access: Bennett Spring State Park Campground has over twenty miles of hiking trails with varying difficulty levels. "The park has over twenty miles of hiking trails meandering through its 3,216 acres. Trails range from a leisurely walk along the stream to that of rigorous mountain trails that reward hikers with great picturesque views of the Ozark Mountains," notes Nancy W. from Bennett Spring State Park Campground.
Winter camping options: For off-season visitors, limited camping areas remain open. "We stayed in campground one because it is the only one open during the off season. Campground one is in a flat spot down by the water and it is actually rather open and built for large rigs to fit in," explains Nathan P. about his winter experience at Bennett Spring State Park.
Swimming activities: Beyond the fishing opportunities, natural water features provide swimming options. At Pittsburg Area Campground near Pomme de Terre State Park, "The swimming beach was amazing and the bathrooms well-kept," according to Rebecca R.
Private water access: Some sites offer direct routes to water features. At Pomme de Terre State Park, Josh S. reports, "Each site in the electric loop has a private path to the waters edge. Sites viewable by map next to water."
Spacious campsites: Cedar Ridge Campground at Stockton Lake provides ample room between sites. "We were pleasantly surprised by the amount of space some of the sites have between them. Some spots are right on the lake water and some are off in the woods a little bit more, which does somewhat provide a dispersed camping experience," shares Josh S.
Clean facilities: Multiple campgrounds maintain well-kept restrooms and shower facilities. At RV Express 66, Tom C. found "the bathrooms, showers and laundry were immaculate. A true gem."
Train noise considerations: Several campers note that Springfield - Route 66 KOA has railroad tracks nearby. Steven N. advises, "If it wasn't for the trains coming by blowing their horns, this would easily be a favorite spot."
Site leveling challenges: Some tent sites may require extra preparation. At Pittsburg Area Campground, Jessica B. mentions, "The site was on quite an incline & there were lots of rocks under our tent. I would not recommend this site."
Seasonal availability: Facilities and site availability vary throughout the year. Nathan P. notes about Bennett Spring, "We were surprised when we found that there was Wi-Fi available for free at the campground."
Bike-friendly roads: Look for campgrounds with paved pathways for children. "The roads are all paved so it made biking for our kids easy and enjoyable. The campsite was spacious and shaded. The kids loved playing in the creek and hiking the trails," shares Amanda R. about her experience at Bennett Spring State Park Campground.
Pool and organized activities: Great Escapes RV Resorts Branson offers structured entertainment for children. "They had crafts, bubble parties, pool, hay rides, and more. The staff was friendly, and beyond helpful when needed," according to Chris W.
Fishing for beginners: Bennett Spring is especially suited for introducing children to fishing. Josh P. notes, "It's got something for everyone. Trout fishing, hiking trails, nature center, swimming pool and there is floating just outside of the park."
Full hookup availability: Several campgrounds offer complete services. At Gasconade Hills Resort, Ginny B. reports, "We booked a last minute trip here and had a cabin along with a RV site. The cabins were great. Campsites were nice too."
Concrete pad benefits: RV Express 66 provides stable surfaces for larger vehicles. "Easy access, next to hwy and lots of eating establishments close by. Full water, electric and sewer connections. Level concrete pads," explains Jackie M.
Site spacing considerations: Some RV parks position sites close together. Ken K. notes about Gasconade Hills Resort, "Pretty nice campground although the spaces were a little small and crowded."
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