2 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Lazy Liz Katy Trail Horse and RV Campground provides essential facilities for equestrians visiting Sedalia. The campground features electric hookups, picnic tables, toilets, and water hookups, with specific accommodations for horses. Campsite access options include drive-in, hike-in, and walk-in approaches, making it versatile for different arrival methods. The campground maintains a policy allowing pets alongside horses, while fires are permitted with firewood available on-site. Visitors note that trailer parking is spacious, with room for both living quarters and standard horse trailers. The campground offers easy check-in processes and exceptional security, creating a safe environment for overnight stays with valuable horses and equipment.
Direct access to the Katy Trail provides riders with extensive riding opportunities from the campground. Horses can be exercised directly from the camping area without additional transportation. The campground's location offers convenient proximity to additional trail networks throughout the region. Knob Noster State Park, located nearby, provides alternative camping options with multiple hiking trails and small lakes, though it lacks specific horse corrals or dedicated equestrian facilities. Riders appreciate the quiet atmosphere at both locations, making them suitable for horses that need calm surroundings. The well-maintained grounds feature level sites that accommodate various camping styles, from tent camping to full RV setups with horses. During rainy conditions, the barn provides additional shelter options for both horses and riders.
"This state park is a hidden gem in central Missouri. It has something to offer everyone in the family. There are several small lakes and plenty of hiking trails to keep everyone busy."
"We stayed one night traveling through Missouri. A limited number (25) of campsites are open during off season, which was fine since there were just two other campers."
Available this weekend
from $14 - $46 / night
"I have had a great experience and the campground host is very nice and friendly and you can't be the price and they have shower that is air conditioned and 2 outhouses and they Katy trail entrance is right"
"We stayed in our rv while riding the Katy trail easy check in process. Free use of washer and dryer. Shower was great. Felt super safe here. Nice and quiet. Would definitely recommend to anyone."
from $10 - $25 / night
"Loved this location (lot70). Spacious and not too close to any other spots. Short walk down to the water. Easy in and out with water available."
"Steps from the lake. Staff was friendly."
"Old flood debris in some site next to water. There trying to fix it up but at the time of this review I would recommend long shoal or truman state park."
"The lake was great, the sites were level and not too close together, shaded and beautiful. I saw my first armadillo too!"
from $30 / night
"Nice spacious spots, lake views, friendly campers. Great Hosts! Clean and well maintained. Our favorite spot for camping at Truman Lake. Close to boat launch."
"It’s not nearly as busy as the state park which is awesome!!"
Available this weekend
from $14 - $40 / night
"this little off the beaten path camp ground his paved roads, boat access for 2 areas 1 near the damn which closes a gate after 10pm, we use the other area near the conservation station(although ive never"
"Was a nice little off the way spot with a couple camping spots on the lake. The grass/clover was super soft to walk in bare foot no stickers. Great spot for families."
"This Missouri Conservation area is a Swiss Army knife of rugged of the path camping. Rivers, Lakes, Gun range, Horses and hiking can all be enjoyed here."
ScoutI have had a great experience and the campground host is very nice and friendly and you can't be the price and they have shower that is air conditioned and 2 outhouses and they Katy trail entrance is right through the field and to the right and they have a sign and then there is a park right on the Katy trail just after you leave the campground. I love sitting on the porch at the red barn.
GuideBeautiful place, decent privacy, first night was great then multiple questionable people took primitive camping sites around us that were tent/car living and made us very leary of leaving our site. Was quiet until they came in, then lots of "short term visitor" traffic every 15 minutes through the night.
ScoutQuite cute little place can see jets 💸 by over . Clean restrooms and a dump station tons of wildlife and trails
LegendHad booked for over a Thursday-Sun stopover when heading out west. Had site C14 which has a beautiful view of the water but no direct access due to the brush between the campground and lakeshore. Hosts are super friendly and accommodating. Had to extend my stay for a few days due to truck issues and it was no problem booking the same site. No issue with mosquitos, but some days the flies were prolific. Showers are just okay, no bench in the handicap stall. All of the washers were out of order and I was told that they were not going to be replaced.
TravelerWas a nice little off the way spot with a couple camping spots on the lake. The grass/clover was super soft to walk in bare foot no stickers. Great spot for families. Not the worst for bugs but mosquitoes can’t be helped. Toilets could use a good cleaning but weren’t the worst I still used em. Some broken glass on the beach but over all was a good spot to camp
TravelerFirst time out in my new to me Rubicon 1400bh. Loved this location (lot70). Spacious and not too close to any other spots. Short walk down to the water. Easy in and out with water available.
ScoutWe stayed one night traveling through Missouri. A limited number (25) of campsites are open during off season, which was fine since there were just two other campers. The open sites are RV sites but fine for our tent. Fees are $25 and $29 per night. Pit toilets are open but showers are closed and water availability limited.
Guide8/11/2025
Fine tenting at this site (60). Easy enough to get stakes in, and a pretty reasonable price ($15) especially since there are plenty of shower/bath houses to make use of.
ScoutRRaccoon have taken over the park. And the state workers have done nothing. I had my 2025 subaru crosstrek there and they put scratches iall over my car and tore the window seal out on one of the windows. They pulled my window down . But that repairer is all on me. It should be paid by them because their not doing anything about very aggressive raccoons. About 40 in my camp the whole week making us scared. I stayed in my car the whole 7 days. Th hosts are very kind and wished they could do something about it. Nice park just lazy workers. When it comes to maintaining the wildlife.
Lazy Liz Katy Trail Horse and RV Campground provides electric hookups, fire rings, picnic tables, and toilets for equestrians traveling with their horses. The campground offers multiple access types including drive-in, hike-in and walk-in options for horse trailers and rigs. The trails are well maintained and suitable for riders of all experience levels. Pets are welcome at the site, making it convenient for those traveling with dogs alongside their horses. The campground maintains trash disposal and water hookups for campers and their animals. Free use of washer and dryer facilities allows riders to clean riding gear after trail excursions.
Located near the Katy Trail, this horse-friendly camping destination offers convenient access for trail riding enthusiasts. Equestrians staying in RVs can enjoy the campground while exploring the surrounding trail system. Tent camping is also available for those preferring a more rustic experience. The campground provides a secure environment where campers report feeling safe during their stay. During rainy weather, bicycle campers have been accommodated in the barn for shelter, suggesting flexible management that understands outdoor recreation needs. The quiet setting creates a peaceful environment for both horses and their owners after a day of riding. Reservations are not required, allowing for spontaneous camping trips with horses.
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular equestrian campground near Sedalia, MO is Knob Noster State Park Campground with a 4.2-star rating from 30 reviews.
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