Brushy Creek Lodge has been our favorite Horse Camp for nearly 20years . Dianne and Johnny are…read morealways Excellent Hosts. Nice Gameroom for bad weather entertainment and Restaurant is always good food . Horse accommodations are better than the average camp and too many fun trails. Cabins are decorated really cute , showerhouse and bathrooms are kept clean. Miss the Hot tub though ! Felt so good after an 8hr ride !

Very nice place to stay. The cabins are super cute but note that the only way to cook is either by…read moremicrowave or the bbq outside. I believe there is normally a kitchen going but due to the pandemic it is currently down. Either way the grounds are wonderful to look at and enjoy. The managers are really sweet and willing to help you out when necessary. There are lots of things to do in the area. Kayaking, tubing, horseback riding and hiking are the way to go if you come down in this direction. Fishing is a little more difficult but if you look around you'll find a spot just right for you. Council Bluff worked great for us . Also check out the Elephant Rocks and visit the highest point in Missouri. Check out this neat little place; totally worth the drive .

Another Missouri treasure. Cool place to visit. Some people were swimming. A little too cold for me…read morebut not for some.

Campground is highly recommended. We stayed in pet friendly C5 camper cabin. There is a microwave,…read morefridge, a foldable couch, queen size bed inside and a fire pit, grill outside. Bring your own sheet set for the bed. Restrooms and bath houses are outside of the cabins from walk distance. there is hot and cold water. Toilet has water saving option. And there is diaper changing station inside of the restrooms. There is a nice pond in front of the cabins.

I am not quite sure how I made it alive walking 15 miles and climbing an equivalent of 200 flights…read moreof stairs in a span of 7 hours (according to my Fitbit), but I'm so glad I did it! The Mina Sauk Falls Trail leading up to the waterfall was absolutely amazing and was worth it. The Mina Sauk Falls Trail is a loop and intersects with the Ozark Trail. The waterfall was not hard to get to, but definitely was a rocky path. If you want to get to the bottom of the waterfall, you'd need to do some minor rock climbing. The Ozark Trail was another beast on its own. The path is very rocky and elevation varied a lot (depending on which end of the loop you came from). People had a lot of walking sticks, which was a smart move! I didn't have one of my own, but would have been nice on some parts!

Taum Sauk Mountain State Park is located in the St. Francis Mountains and is the highest point in…read moreMissouri~ 1,772 ft which is well worth visiting as the views are wonderful! Take a picnic, camp, hike the rustic trails or enjoy a bottle of wine at sunset while over looking the views! The tower also is fun to climb and look out! Beautiful part of Missouri and worth your time for relaxation!

Good times and nice river. Shower house with bathrooms. Electric hookup lots. Rv lots. Camping lots.read more

Campground looks nice, but our group did not camp- we rented kayaks and did the 6-mile float on the…read morebeautiful Black River. Except... the float wasn't 6 miles, but only 4.3 miles. We were pretty peeved that this trip was advertised as something that it wasn't. Not sure if the takeout point was moved up or if the float has always been just 4 miles and no one has spoken up about it.

Marble Creek Recreation Area is located between Fredericktown and Arcadia, MO. This is a small…read morerustic campground located in the St. Francis Mountains. Beautiful roads in and out of the area and well worth taking a picnic or to camp. Plan on just relaxing while there.

The orange slide is to rough I have marks on my back from it do not go on it they need to fix it.read more

Make sure u get a receipt cause if there is a problem they refuse to help you. I was told 30 by…read morethe way was wrong to begin with then later looked at my card and was charged 38. may wanna check the people you hire someone is making some side money

This place is awesome...up in the woods...hidden away from it all. Plenty of space for a family…read moretrip or group outing. (We go every year for a friend's trip) Staff are super helpful and knowledgeable about the area...the floats...restaurants or whatever you need. Huge river beach area if you just want to grab a swim or sit in the water and watch all the people float by. Definitely worth the money and drive!

Been here several years now. We rent the cabin always have a great time . Staff very accommodating .read more

We almost ran out of time to make the stop at Elephant Rocks State Park, I am so glad we didn't. It…read moreis definitely worth the drive to this wonderful place. The trail is well maintained and accessible. But if you can you will want to walk around the huge granite stones. We have to go back again soon!

This is one of my favorite places to go in the summertime! It's handicap accessible, and a pretty…read moreeasy trail to walk. Although it's easy, there are tons of huge and beautiful rocks the kids love climbing on. It's just a really peaceful place. The trail is approximately 1 mile long.