Nice, pretty and quiet campground, well kept. The only thing strange is that you need to pay 50…read morecents to shower. But the shower/ bathroom are very clean, although pretty basic.

This resort is one of the wort ones that I have encountered. My dad booked a float with 3 kayaks 4…read moredays in advance because I will be moving out of state and wanted to do one last thing with him. The lady that answered the phone was incredibly rude and denied that we paid for a float even having all the evidence. She said you are not floating with us and hung up. Leaving me and my father speechless and sad because we we're excited to spend this one last time together. I would go with bird's nest they float the same strip of river and way more accommodating and nice people.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Public bathrooms and showers available. Pool available with…read morecamp ground rentals. Kayak and raft rentals available! Oar is provided. No bungee cords on the kayaks. You can supply your own bungee cords or ask for ties.

This place is probably my favorite place to go. From having…read morehousing, camping , Rv sites the houses are older but clean. The staff in the office Are so nice. They also have a dining hall for meals from Sat- Sunday morning Breakfast and Saturday night meals. We would recommend this place.

ZERO STARS!! MY DOG WAS POISED BY METH AMPHETAMINE HERE!! THE BOSS JENNIFER WAS RUDE AND REFUSED TO…read moreHELP WITH MEDICAL EXPENSES! Here's the whole story!! Saturday April 18 2026 Raining. Bip was not allowed outside that morning. She was not put on the ground outside of our home until we arrived at cabin. She was in her purse at all times for the entire trip. Got to cabin36B at 1532 (3:32pm) Put up pin in gravel 1st thing. Left her there for 15-20 min as we unpacked the car and put away groceries. A hour later she started vomiting what looked like clear/ white spit. We thought it may be her flee meds given the day before or constipation due to the weird circles she was turning. Other ideas we were thinking were vestibular attack, elevation change, or possible bug spray/poisioning. Went to dollar general at 8ish and got Benadryl to see if it would help. Got back noticed it didn't have a syringe to administer meds. I went to my car to see if I had a saline flush, at this time the lady from came pulled up and ask if we were warm enough. I told her we were, and told her what I was looking for that my dog was sick and ask if she had a dropper or anything we could use. She ask could she come in and take a look at my dog. She stated she looked like she was "acting like the people "down town" on meth..last thought on my mind. Ended up calling the emergency vet hospital Veterinary Specialty Services 45 min away! After exam the vet said it looked like meth toxicity, and recommended a cystobladder needle aspiration to get urine to which she had to be sedated for. While waiting on the procedure, I finally ask them for something to calm her bc we have had to hear her cry at this point for almost 7 hours. It was devastating. They came got her immediately to go ahead and give her something to relax her. After she was examined it was determined she in fact had meth amphetamine toxicity. She was then admitted. We got back to cabin at 4am. On the way there we called the police to file a report to see what we could do. I ask them if they could come search the property or bring a dog or anything and they said there was nothing they could do and suggested I contact an attorney. The following morning I contacted Alitta the campground manager and let her know what was going on and what the the police said, I told her I didn't want to contact an attorney or take this further that it needed to go and we could handle this out of court, and she agreed. She offered to give me the refund for Sunday because she didn't need authorization to do that but she would have to wait on the owner or HR to refund Saturday night. She told me Sunday that the owner authorized the Saturday night stay as well and she would be reaching out to me. She was hospitalized in ICU until Monday morning at 4/23/26 Got refund Spoke with Alitta at 1650 She was not willing to give me names of the owners. Said for legal reasons. All she would tell me was Jennifer. She got very agitated when I ask. She would not give me a number to contact her boss or her bosses boss. She said she gave them my number and they would contact me. But they haven't yet. 04/24/26 1250: Finally spoke with Jennifer. Said there was an open investigation and she was not paying vet bills. And she had a lawyer but wouldn't give me a name. I called the Police Department back. Spoke with a Detective. He said there is no investigation on this subject. So this is the type of people you're dealing with. Be careful staying here! It could have been a child getting into the left over meth!!!

Had a great time! Pool is my favorite. Clean bathrooms. There are plenty of things to do in the…read morearea.

SO AMAZING SO FUN! Great team and great people…read moreMusic was 10/10 Definitely worth the money I want to live here!

Very pricey for what you get. After a big fee to get in everything costs. Tables are $55 minimum…read more You have to pay for life vests which are required in certain areas. Very rocky, very hilly. The bathrooms are porta-potties which is nasty. Just believe the price is steep for what you get.

My partner and I drove out here from Ballwin, about 1.5 hours away, with our dog when it was nice…read moreoutside one day. I wasn't expecting much, but wow, was it worth the drive! The water in the sanctuary area is soooo blue. I couldn't believe my eyes. We walked along that part first, then walked past the hatchery. It was so cool to see the trout in different stages of life. Dogs aren't allowed to swim in the sanctuary or hatchery, and since we have a lab who's obsessed with the water, we kept walking to reach a spot where she could at least touch it. Lots of people were fishing, so we kept walking until we found a spot where she could splash around. As you can see from the photo, she had a wonderful time. We kept her leash on and I'd recommend others do the same. We didn't want her to get caught on a fishing line or scare any fish away that people were trying to catch. We paid $5 to get into the park as we were driving in, and we were able to pay with a credit card. There was plenty of parking even though it was the weekend. Definitely recommend for a day trip from the STL area!

From Manchester, MO I can be trout fishing in 90 minutes. I wanted to make one more trip before the…read moretrout fishing season closes on October 31. First time catching a bluegill at this park. The leaves were falling continuously from the trees which made the experience more beautiful. We had a blast.

Jackson was our guide. He was very informative and had a great sense of humor when giving us the…read moreinformation and he has the best flashlight ever. Very glad we had him as our guide.

Phoenix was our tour guide. He was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. This tour is one hr and 20…read moremin of guided walking, climbing and formation line walking. Inside of this cave feels moist to touch, clammy and cold temperatures. Steps and incline walking is included. Great for exercising and getting your steps in. Adult ticketing is $30 and kids are $16, there is a senior discount as well. The visuals and sound and shapes of rock is amazing. The sound theatre is something to see and the colors are breathtaking. There is a gift shop, ice cream parlor, restaurant that consists of wraps, chicken strips, sandwiches etc. the grounds includes lodging, rope and rock wall, zip lining, canoes. Fudge counters etc. check the website for days and hours of operation and full pricing. Plenty of parking in its own private parking lot. This is definitely an experience for everyone.

My kids and I loved the hike! My husband alMost had a heart attack ;) it is pretty wicked going up,…read moreneed hiking boots, some water and a few snacks. The view was breath taking! So worth it. Just know the beginning going up is more like an uphill dry creek bed with 4-8" rocks that your climbing. It was definitely doable but it was a workout.

Easily one the best hikes in Missouri. Hughes Mountain is one of the highest points in Missouri…read more Unlike Taum Sauk, the top of this mountain is not covered with trees. Instead, it's covered with some of the oldest exposed rock in the U.S. It's a rhyolite formation, which kind of looks like a bunch of bricks or pavers were dumped onto the top of the mountain. It's often referred to as the "Devils Honeycomb." This type of rock formation only appears in a couple of places in the United States. Because it's one of the highest points and there aren't trees on top, this is probably the best view in the state. Between the rocks and the view, It's just an amazing place and a must see for hikers. The only facility at Hughes Mountain is a parking lot, no picnic areas or bathrooms. I've been twice, both times on beautiful days. Also both times I (we) climbed to the top and back with no one else ever showing up. It's an easy hike for kids and they'll love limbing on the rocks, but it's kind of a long hike if they're under 5 or so. The parking lot is off Hwy M, which hits Hwy 21 south of Potosi and north of Caledonia.

they suck so bad. So crowded not even a big town idek why, people yelling and trash in places it…read moreshould be.

This local spot is a popular place. Primitive camping through out the woods. Several beach areas…read morealong the Huzzah! Great place to hang out by the water. Dot and Rose work hard to keep it going and open! Only complaint is people leave behind a lot of garbage that they have to clean up!!! Also there's a day use fee of $5, I wish people would pay it instead of abusing the privilege of hanging out on their property.