Campgrounds near Vienna, Missouri typically cluster around nearby towns including Rolla, St. James, and Osage Beach. The area features rolling hills with elevations ranging from 700 to 1,100 feet and experiences humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Summer temperatures average 75-90°F with high humidity, while spring and fall offer milder conditions for camping with occasional rainfall.
What to do
Hiking trails on private land: Haven Hollow RV Park maintains walking trails across more than 200 acres with a small pond. "There's a couple of other full timers, along with the owners, but CG was very clean and tidy. The CG sits on a huge meadow and they cut walking trails over 200+ acres with a little pond," notes one visitor.
Fishing opportunities: Cross Creek RV Park features an 8-acre stocked lake with boat rentals. "Our site was maybe 30 yards from the water," reports one camper, while another mentions, "You can fish right off the bank of your own private island within minutes of waking up."
Mini golf and games: Majestic Oaks RV Park & Campground offers recreational activities on-site. A visitor shared, "There is a lot to do at the park, and in the area. The in ground pool is clean." Another camper noted, "The park is very clean, the employees are friendly and helpful. Good wifi and cable tv."
What campers like
Full hookup convenience: Doolittle Acres RV Park and Campground provides complete utility connections. "Good area only a mile off the highway so it made a great night stopping point. Had great access for our starlink. They have a little dog park, kids park, and it was all clean and well maintained," writes a satisfied camper.
Quick interstate access: RV Self-Park offers no-hassle overnight stays. "Very well lit, very clean and very easy to get in and very secure with a ton of cameras. Also has a really nice dog area," mentions one reviewer. Another adds, "Just a simple nice place to come for a night or a few days to tour the area. Small dog exercise area, large level spots."
Natural settings: Pheasant Acres RV Park in St. James combines camping with natural surroundings. "This is a small campground but right next to it there is a lot of land to walk through. Sheri/Sharon the owner is right up there with one of the coolest women I've ever met. She gave us Maps for the trails," a camper reports.
What you should know
Road conditions vary: Some rv parks near Vienna, Missouri have challenging access roads. "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," warns a camper about Cross Creek RV Park.
Site sizes and limitations: Haven Hollow RV Park accommodates specific RV lengths. "The sites support about a 40' rig with some able to support up to 42' max. When you make your reservation they will confirm the length of your rig and put you in the appropriate site as there's a small berm behind the sites," explains one visitor.
Seasonal considerations: Most campgrounds in the region operate year-round, but some have limited seasons. Cross Creek RV Park operates from April 15 to November 1, while Osage Beach RV Park runs from March 27 to November 1, making advance planning necessary for off-season camping.
Tips for camping with families
Look for dedicated play areas: Osage Beach RV Park offers family-friendly facilities. "Nice , full hookup gravel sites close to everything on the east side of Lake of the Ozarks," notes one camper, while another mentions, "This RV park has everything you'd need. There is a nice pool, games, laundry, playground, propane, supplies and food."
Consider Halloween events: Seasonal activities enhance family experiences. "The events around halloween are always so fun for kids and adults alike. They truly put so much work into making it the best experience for their guests," writes one Majestic Oaks visitor.
Check for unique camping options: Cross Creek offers specialty sites. "We tent camped on the island for 2 nights. It was awesome, you can fish right off the bank of your own private island. Not as secluded as the other survivor tent site but really fantastic place. Had a restroom on the island, big plus for a family with 5 little ones."
Tips from RVers
Reservation requirements: Lamplight Lane RV Resort at Glen Oaks provides options near Fort Leonard Wood. "Right off I-44 in Missouri and only 10 minutes from Fort Leonard Wood. Convenient to Waynesville and St. Robert," notes one RVer. Another mentions, "The campground was a bit small, but very nice and clean. We fit our 42' fifth wheel there though, so most would be fine!"
Cell service reliability: Connectivity varies between rv parks Vienna, Missouri visitors frequent. Haven Hollow RV Park has connectivity challenges: "WiFi wasn't very good and cell was spotty even with the booster," while RV Self-Park offers "Good wifi and cable tv" according to reviewers.
Budget considerations: Prices vary between campgrounds. One visitor to Doolittle Acres noted, "57$ a night for premium spots, 42$ a night for non premium," while Pheasant Acres RV Park offers more economical rates with the added benefit of farm-fresh eggs: "They also have a large chicken coop in the middle of the meadow and you are able to purchase a dozen eggs for $2."
