Webb City, Missouri offers year-round camping opportunities with temperatures typically ranging from 26°F in winter to 91°F in summer. The area sits at approximately 1,000 feet elevation with Shoal Creek providing a natural corridor through the region. Several pet-friendly campgrounds accommodate various camping styles within a 20-mile radius.
What to do
Fishing access: At Zans Creekside RV Park, visitors enjoy convenient creek access for fishing. "Nice Shady spot overlooking the river. My spot was shaded by black walnut trees. With the sound of the river in the background. Totally relaxing," notes camper Carl E.
Visit historical sites: Route 66 runs through the area, offering access to museums and landmarks. "Near enough to town to enjoy the museum and pop in for lunch, far enough away to feel detached. There's also an old Drive in movie next door!" writes Mychele B. about her stay at Camp Mi Casa on the Route RV Park.
Disc golf courses: Neosho City Campground provides access to extensive disc golf facilities. "This 10 spot campground has water and electric for $12 per night. Although it is a no frills campground it is across the street from a lengthy park with walking trails and a couple playgrounds as well as an active creek which advertises trout fishing on signs along the walking path. There is an extensive disc golf course within this park also," shares camper B H.
What campers like
Spacious RV sites: Many campers appreciate the ample room between sites at Big Red Barn RV Park. "This park has level, pull-through shaded lots and a quiet location. Our group used the rally barn for meetings, and their fire pit for the evening, which were bonus features. The camp host made cinnamon rolls for us on Sunday!" reports Jan S.
Quiet locations away from highway noise: Several campgrounds offer peaceful settings despite being near major roads. "Convenient to Interstate 49, but virtually no traffic noise and none while inside the van," notes Gregg L. about Big Red Barn RV Park.
Social activities: Some parks organize special events for guests. "This RV campground is great for the ones looking for a quiet place to stay for a couple days or longer. They had a 4th of July celebration for the guests!!! I will definitely stay here again in the future!!" shares Dan M.
What you should know
Varied bathroom facilities: Facility quality differs significantly between campgrounds. At Downstream RV Park, amenities are minimal but functional. "Clean, a little grass for pets. Did I mention the first night is free if you register at the Casino and get a players card. Then check in at the store/gas station," explains Jim W.
Reservation processes: Some parks have specific check-in procedures. "We called on our way and the woman said they had plenty of space and since we were arriving after hours to just come in and pick any available spot and pay in the morning," reports Julie F. about Coachlight Campground.
Site preferences: Location within campgrounds matters for comfort. "We booked a spot for a month. The place is well kept and nice. The people in the office are very nice and helpful. I would have rather been in one of the sites closer to the office. As they have nice trees and shade. This is the only reason for 4 stars," mentions John C.
Tips for camping with families
Swimming options: Some campgrounds offer swimming facilities. "We had sewer, water, and electric hookup. A nice dog park, and even found some 4 leaf clovers!" shares Kelsey S. about her family's experience at Joplin KOA.
Playground access: Several parks provide recreational facilities for children. "Across the river is a small playground in addition to the one at the campground," notes Tammy E. about Baxter Springs Riverside Park.
Learning opportunities: Historical Route 66 offers educational experiences. "Makes you want to get an airstream and cruise down Route 66," mentions Mychele B. about the nostalgic atmosphere at Camp Mi Casa.
Tips from RVers
Level sites: RVers appreciate level parking areas that minimize setup time. "We have stayed overnight here twice & love the clean & well maintained campground. The pull-through sites are great for our 40' home, and level enough that it required about 2 minutes to setup," explains Pattie B.
Easy access: Sites designed for larger rigs receive positive feedback. "Convenient location, spacious sites with gravel pads. Good water pressure and reliable electric," notes several reviews of dog friendly campgrounds near Webb City.
Self-contained facilities: RVers should note that some parks have limited utilities. "No tents Allowed. What campground says no tents?!" remarks Kenny L. about Neosho City Campground, highlighting that some facilities cater exclusively to self-contained RVs.
