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The camping landscape surrounding Stover, Missouri includes several developed campgrounds with access to Lake of the Ozarks and Harry S. Truman Reservoir. Campground options range from full-service RV parks like Majestic Oaks RV Park & Campground and Cross Creek RV Park to more basic accommodations at Versailles City Park. Mixed-use campgrounds in the region accommodate both tent and RV camping, with some like Last Resort and Cross Creek RV Park also offering cabin rentals. The area provides both lakefront and wooded settings, with several campgrounds positioned within 30 minutes of Stover.
Access to campgrounds varies seasonally, with some facilities like Cross Creek RV Park operating only from April through November. Campground roads in the region may present challenges, particularly after rain. "Great campground if you need full hook-ups. All the bells and whistles. Clean bathroom, laundry, pool, playground, dog run, hiking trails and firewood that you can actually burn. It's off the beaten path but still close to everything," noted one camper about Majestic Oaks. Several campgrounds remain open year-round, including Lake of the Ozarks State Park Campground and facilities near Harry S. Truman Reservoir. Cell service generally remains strong throughout the region, with multiple reviewers mentioning reliable Verizon and AT&T coverage at campgrounds like Versailles City Park.
Water recreation represents a primary draw for campers visiting the Stover area. Fiery Fork Conservation Area offers free primitive camping with toilet facilities but no drinking water, appealing to campers seeking a more basic experience. Most private campgrounds provide full hookups with amenities such as swimming pools, mini-golf, and boat rentals. One visitor to Cross Creek RV Park mentioned, "We tent camped on the island for 2 nights. It was awesome, you can fish right off the bank of your own private island within minutes of waking up." Families particularly appreciate campgrounds with recreational facilities, while outdoor enthusiasts find the proximity to fishing, boating, and hiking trails valuable. Several campgrounds feature boat access, with dedicated slips available at certain locations like Scallywag's RV Park, where sites can be reserved with boat slip access a short walk away.
"Great Off the beaten path location. Open layout camping spaces, with cleared out areas. Rv no problem, just know seals rd is the least hill rd for heavier rv’s or trailers."
"Bring your side by side or ATV and explore this vast location. I love that you can creekside camp in the warm summer months. Enjoy your experience with them and leave a review!"
from $30 / night
Check Availability"Lake of the Ozarks State Park campground is located in Kaiser Missouri about 5 miles down highway 134 off of highway 42. This campground is about 1.5 hour from Columbia and Springfield Missouri."
"We stayed close to the river in the primitive area and the deer were all over. These deer were super friendly and didn't move at all as we walked right past them. "
from $15 - $50 / night
Check Availability"The lower pools are big with scenic views of the boats and lake front. Bar area was adequate and food was good but limited. DG was close and supermarket was 30+ minutes ito town."
from $39 - $924 / night
Check Availability"Clean bathroom, laundry, pool, playground, dog run, hiking trails and firewood that you can actually burn. It's off the beaten path but still close to everything."
"Nice park, hiking trails on site, spots are well maintained. Good amenities on site and very close to everything the Lake has to offer."
from $24 - $42 / night
Check Availability"Located in Warsaw Mo is a great place to camp. THE LAST RESORT. In Warsaw MO. friendly owner are more than welcoming. Ice cream shop and large pool on site. Great fishing."
"Beautiful scenery, lake access and great host/owner. Great time."
"Less amenities than other near by State Parks, no playgrounds mainly and the sites aren't too close to the lake. Power only, so be prepared for that if you are looking for hook-ups."
"Plenty of dead kindling and wood around to burn. Asphalt drive with concrete pad. Picnic table, fire/grill ring, hook post w/ recycle bag attached."
from $21 - $36 / night
Check Availability"It’s tucked back nicely so it feels very secluded."
"Access to camping ground was little difficult. It was gravel road but it was very steep hill (very common in this area). Campground had private lake with boat rentals, mini golf pool."
from $40 - $199 / night
"The area was mowed, had a rock fire place, concrete picnic tables (which were handy), a vault toilet, shade, grass for dogs to play frisbee, parking right beside your spot, trails, access to the river,"
"The river access also means many leave their trash from their boats/canoes in the latrine located at the campsite as well. The river access is really amazing though. "
"There is a train track nearby, but we only heard it a few times during our stay. "
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.
ScoutGreat restaurant awesome Marina, convenient parking and access for all the hook ups.
GuideThis is a wonderful camping spot. There is only 2 tables and fire pits, but plenty of open space to fit multiple tents and parking. There is absolutely 0 service for any provider. We had multiple people with all different providers and none of us had service.
TravelerHubby and I just got a new camper and wanted to test it out close to home. This campground was one of the few that had 50 amp electric and water hookups with a dump station near a lake on short notice. Camp sites are close together but don't feel crowded. Nice level sites with lots of added patio areas on most. Very close to the lake. The cove is all a no wake area with a beach and plenty of space to kayak or paddle board. Definitely adding this to our lists of favorites!
TravelerPulled up in a downpour; didn’t set up camp due to muddy grounds.. there was one other camper with a nice covered tent spot, there is one larger spot at the end we parked at, could fit a smaller rv
TravelerLovely setting right by Osage river. Quite a few full time residents but still very nice. Great pool. Bathrooms and showers well kept. Laundry $2 per wash or dry.
GuideWe stopped here for one night on a trip home to Texas from Iowa. The hosts are very kind and helped us get backed in to our spot and set up. Lots of nice amenities and activities! It’s tucked back nicely so it feels very secluded.
GuideGood space between sites giving nice privacy. Very helpful staff. Great spot for anglers.
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.
Campgrounds near Stover, Missouri cluster around Lake of the Ozarks and Harry S. Truman Reservoir, offering a mix of camping experiences within a 30-mile radius. Majestic Oaks RV Park provides full hookup sites with recreational amenities, while Lake of the Ozarks State Park Campground accommodates both tent and RV campers with electric hookups and shower facilities. Several privately managed RV parks like Cross Creek and Coconuts RV Resort feature cabin rentals alongside traditional campsites. The region's terrain combines wooded hills and lakefront areas with designated camping zones managed by both state parks and private operators.
Access roads to some campgrounds can present challenges, particularly after rain events or in more remote areas. "The road to get in and out of this place is absolutely ridiculous. You can try to go 1mph to avoid potholes or washed out area just to hit the next pothole and washed out area," noted one camper regarding Cross Creek RV Park. Most developed campgrounds maintain year-round operations, though limited services may be available during winter months. Reservations become essential during summer weekends and holidays, especially for waterfront sites. Facilities vary significantly across the region, with state park campgrounds typically offering basic amenities while private RV resorts provide expanded services including laundry, Wi-Fi and cable connections.
Waterfront access represents the primary draw for most campers visiting the area. Campers consistently highlight fishing opportunities directly from campsites at locations like Cross Creek RV Park, which features an 8-acre stocked lake and paddle boat rentals. Several campgrounds provide boat ramps or docks with direct lake access, allowing visitors to combine camping with water recreation. Family-friendly amenities such as swimming pools, mini-golf courses, and playgrounds appear frequently in visitor reviews of private campgrounds. The region's proximity to Warsaw, Versailles and other small towns ensures access to supplies and services while maintaining a rural camping experience. Most campgrounds in the area require fees, but Fiery Fork Conservation Area offers free primitive camping with basic vault toilets for those seeking a more budget-conscious option.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Stover, MO?
According to TheDyrt.com, Stover, MO offers a wide range of camping options, with 161 campgrounds and RV parks near Stover, MO and 8 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Stover, MO?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Stover, MO is Versailles City Park with a 4-star rating from 2 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Stover, MO?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 8 free dispersed camping spots near Stover, MO.
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