Charming little park, I almost regret telling anyone about it. Beautiful sunsets and scenery a…read morerefreshing salt water pool, perfect temperature. About a quarter mile loop perfect after dinner stroll the lovely bird song was a bonus.

I would rate this RV park 9/10. Great price, great view, the washer and dryers were commercial…read moregrade so they worked great. The bathrooms were clean and but the ceiling is about 6'2 foot tall in the bathrooms and showers which was strange. The fire pits were car rims which I thought was very Missouri of them. Great park even with the gloomy weather.

Beautiful and clean campground. Make sure you pick the right spot if you're looking for peace and…read morequiet away from kiddos.

Large Full Hookup Sites…read more I've stayed here twice now with a very long 5th wheel RV. Both times, I made my reservation by phone (816-503-4805). The reservationist was very pleasant both times. I've only stayed in the West Loop and only in Site 73. This site is large and on a corner. It slopes to the front (street) pretty good. Bring leveling blocks for the front of your RV. The site is very deep and should accommodate the largest of RVs. The site has 50 amp power, water and sewer with partial shade at the back. Satellite from the roof is perfect here. I paid $30 per night in July 2017. I'd stay here again. Clean and quiet and not far from shopping, restaurants etc.

Blue Springs Campground - Lee's Summit, MO…read more We recently stayed at Blue Springs Campground, located inside a well-maintained county park in Lee's Summit. It's a gated campground, which made us feel secure, and they offer a discount for military veterans--definitely appreciated. We tent camped on a site with electricity, but found that the space had very little flat, grassy area for setting up a tent comfortably. It's clear that this campground caters more to RVs than tent campers. That said, the campsites were spacious, and the entire campground was clean, quiet, and well-kept. Bathrooms were functional and generally clean, but one downside was that they didn't provide hand soap, which felt like a basic necessity that was missing. The location is a big plus--just 15 minutes from Arrowhead Stadium, which is super convenient if you're in town for a Kansas City Chiefs game. Be aware that outside firewood isn't allowed, and you must purchase it on-site for $7 per bundle. Overall, it's a peaceful, tidy spot with generous sites and a great location--just be prepared if you're tent camping, as amenities lean more RV-friendly.

I forgot to check in while I was here. This is a great camping spot when in town for a chiefs game…read more It's only 17 minutes from the stadium. Also, there is easy access to the highway and a mega gas station. Super Walmart and super target are also less than 10 minutes away. What I loved about it, is that it is small and easy to get in and out of also if you get a spot with electricity and water, the water is right there in your spot, you don't have to trudge to a common area water pump. The couple that runs the area is super friendly and helpful and the grounds are clean and well kept. Also, another great thing about it practically all the campers there are in RVs so it appeared that no one else was using the bathrooms but us. Major score and they were also super clean and free of spiders, I personally am very thankful for that. Blue Springs is now our go to spot for future games until it gets too cold to camp. The only downside is that you cannot bring outside wood, you have to get their wood @ $7 a cord and the prices are small and dry and burn up very quickly, 4 cords of wood didn't even last 1 evening. So while the spot with water and 50 amp electricity was just $56 for 2 nights, we spent $35 in wood and after that burnt out, we just did without. Also, DO NOT USE GPS to find it, you will end up over an hour away on someone's private property on a dirt road, you must use the directions via Google.

Camped on F loop. Beautiful sunsets. Bathroom was clean the showers were not so clean. Biggest…read morecriticism; mid day, sitting out at our site and lawn mowers came creating dust and noise for over 40 minute. They mowed within 10 feet of where we sitting and were in no hurry to move on mowing some areas twice. Of all the hundreds of acres to mow getting that close for that long was rude.

This is the correct address, 4601 Crows Creek Road, Smithville, 64089, MO. This Yelp map is…read moreworthless. Its Platte Township - NOT Platte County. N Creek RD is a small private residential area West of 169 on 92 Highway just inside Platte County. Crows Creek at Smithville lake​ is in Clay County 4 - 5 miles EAST of 169 on 92 Highway. If coming from the east take State Rd E to the north. If coming from West take 5 Corners Rd north and zig zag your way towards the Northwest.

Very well-maintained RV park! Mostly gravel lots. Roads are wide and spaceous. Bath houses are very…read moreclean with large stalls. Amazing little market with something for everyone! We definitely will be staying at again when coming through this area!

This is a sweet little campground right off I-70 in Missouri. The sites are long and narrow, but…read morestill plenty of room for slides on both sides of the RV. Despite being close to the freeway, once evening traffic was reduced, it was pretty quiet. I would definitely come here again!

Please note, this review is ONLY for the Watkins Mill State Park Lake and the loop bike trail…read morearound the lake. This lake is great for beginner kayakers! 5 Stars! We took an inflatable, tandem kayak, and we felt very comfortable despite our lack of experience. Our tracking fin only caught on the very edges of the lake where we expected the fin to touch the bottom. There didn't seem to be any issues with boat wakes. The boat ramp was easy to use, and you don't need a permit for your kayak if you go. We enjoyed seeing some wildlife, including a small snake, a raccoon, birds, and several types of fish. The bike trail was a good beginner trail. Parts of it were paved, parts of it were gravel, and parts of it were over wooden plank bridges. The trail was wide enough for walkers and bikers to pass each other safely. There were small inclines and declines, but they were very manageable. For reference, I am not someone that exercises often, and I'm also currently in physical therapy for a hurt knee. If I can do it, you can too! The only reason I didn't give this trail 5 stars was because it was poorly marked. It seemed like some of it was being repaired because there were signs to mark the detour route. However, my friend and I did have to guess at one point which way to go, and we thankfully guessed correctly. If you're nervous, make sure to study the trail map, take a picture of it, or ask for help at the Visitor Center. I do not recommend this trail for individuals in wheelchairs, as the inclines and declines may be too tough. Finally, I want to comment on the restrooms. There are several spots around the lake that have restrooms, but they are primitive. It's the kind where you don't flush (just a deep hole), though there is a physical enclosure (not just a port-a-pottie). You may have to "shop around" because the restrooms at the boat ramp were so HORRID, I couldn't even walk in after opening the door. The second restrooms I went to at a different spot around the lake were cleaner, but there were WASPS flying in and around the restroom. Thankfully, there were no issues with lack of toilet paper. If you're like me, plan accordingly and just use the restrooms at the Visitor Center. They're MUCH nicer. If you want to risk the ones near the lake, bring some wasp spray!

I had friends from out of town camping at Watkins Mill, State Park, and the camping experience is…read morevery nice. All camping sites allow for one vehicle. The swimming beach is very clean and large. The only setback is the awful signage. I recommend if you do stay at Watkins Mill State Park for camping to disregard your map apps, and take 69 highway to 92 to the state park entrance. Otherwise you'll be driving around for 45 minutes without a clue of where you're going.

Good off the road park. Very nice and well maintained park. Beautiful area to rest a couple of days.read more

Beautiful place and not too big. Just down the street from Missouri Star quilt shops. They have…read morelaundry and lots of grass for pets. Owner is super friendly. You have to reserve and pay online. You cannot pay at the park. We would stay here again.

It was a really neat place. There was tons to do. There's a little country store with a pizza shop…read moreand everything you could possibly need. They played movies each weekend for kids to watch on projectors outside. It rained a lot the weekend we were there, and we had to compromise a lot. The only reason I'm giving 3 stars instead of 4 is because of a few different points: - The internet barely worked in the cabin, and we called for help several times to the front desk and got minimal. -There were wasps in our loft where the kids were going to sleep, but we called and called and got no answer. We decided to all pile up on the downstairs beds, rather than continue to try to connect with anyone who might be able to help because it was really difficult.

Website is a mess! Took 15 min to try to book a cabin, never loaded results. Tried interactive…read morehelp but it couldn't tell me cost or availability I figure if they can't manage a simple online reservation then there's no hope for the property!

Weston Bend State Park is a peaceful and beautiful spot located near the town of Weston, MO. The…read morepark is famous for its picturesque beauty, walking trails that winds through forests overlooking the Missouri River. I visited the park in winter last yr and fell in love with it. Primarily I just hiked around but I saw many people bird watching, and enjoying the quiet nature as well. The best part is the scenic overlook that gives a beautiful view of the river valley, especially at sunset. When I visited the park, it felt calm and less crowded. That definitely makes it a nice place for families or anyone who wants a break from busy life. My suggestion to everyone one is to hike at this park and then head to the town of Weston to enjoy some hot wine at Pritle Wineries followed by amazing food at the O'malleys pub.

Small park that nestles along the Missouri River…read more Trails for hiking and biking exist on the eastern side. You can also camp and picnic. If you hike along the West Ridge you will climb up to the ridge and come up to some overlooks that look into Kansas. The park was unmanned on Indigenous Peoples Day, but folks were able to access the park. If you have pets, the park has a small dog park at the front end. Plenty of benches can be found along the lower trails to take a load off. Right now the leaves are turning into their fall shades and the birds that come in the fall are arriving for the birders that are on the hunt. Plenty of information can be found at the trail head. There are clean bathrooms. The water fountains don't work, but the taps do. The weather today was awesome. I will return.