Such a beautiful and peaceful place. So much greenery, butterflies with the feel of being the only…read moreone around. The water at the origination of the spring is freezing...like take your breath away when you jump in lol, but so fun. There is area to walk across and into the warmer water that connects the river itself. We easily spent hours here and I can't wait to go back.

This was was going to be a spot where we would recreate for a while because it's a camp ground,…read morefull hook up Rv park, picnic spot with grills, rest rooms, boating with fishing and just a nice place to spend some time. Wrong because they had some serious rain before I came down and the spillway which never spilled in like 70 years spilled big time and took out the valley and everything was flooded with roads closed etc. the whole area all over every where we drove and I mean 25 miles had flooding everywhere. The usual clear water was dirty brown so I don't know you begin to catch fish. The grounds and ramps were under water so I don't know why you would want to launch a boat since you don't know what your motor will get snagged on. Overall this was a nice place so I'm adding them to Yelp so everyone can see how beautiful the place is and a web link to check out. This is a really nice place when it's not all messed up and would make a beautiful camp/Rv spot, my timing was just bad.

A fun place to stop. Friendly staff, John and Brian make sure everything is perfect. Cleanest…read moreshowers and restrooms I've seen in the last three years. Saturday's include barbecue and open mike entertainment which was locals really enjoying life and their music. Will definitely stop again. A mix of pull through sites and back in sites. Level, gravel with thought out connection locations.

John and his wife were EXCELLENT hosts. Do yourself a favor and make this RV park a must stop. Very…read moreclose to Mark Twain National Forest and has very easy access to Hwy 60. RV spots have fire rings and benches. I am already planning our next trip and making it a point to stay longer at this park. Thank you for making us feel so welcome!

This place is a hidden gem of Missouri. It is ALWAYS a clean place to stay whether you stay in the…read morecabins or the lodge. I highly recommend getting your family to book a cabin and spend a couple days here and don't forget to float while you're here as well. In the cabins there are full kitchens and the lodge is just housing. In the back of the lodge there is a bluff with the river that flows behind it. It's truly so beautiful I can't recommend it enough. So many bike trials, walking trails as well as a park for kids, amphitheater and wild horses. Definitely recommend you check this place out asap. But hurry it books up fast! If you look up Echo Bluff State Park on Tik Tok or Facebook you'll find videos and photos as well!

Beautiful grounds and very peaceful. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Nice size sites,…read moremany of which are terraced, which makes it feel more spacious. Nice swings and kids play area. 3.5 star update, because the WI-FI is spotty and only works intermittently. Internet is an issue in the whole area, apparently, but if your work or school depends on staying connected, you better bring a back up option!

Wonderful RV park! We originally booked 2 nights here but extended our stay an extra night because…read morewe enjoyed it so much. This park is family run and it shows. They are putting in a lot of effort to improve the park. The family that runs it is very nice and helpful. It's located right across from the Laura Ingalls Wilder museum. We walked over one afternoon and took the tour of her home and walked through the museum. Neat place. The RV park is very grassy with gravel. Our site was pretty level and had lots of shade. Not all sites have full hookups so be sure to ask when you reserve. Some are just W/E. There is a creek that runs along the property that is cool and beautiful. Fun to splash in. Lots of trees on the property. There is also a small pond, a natural cave to explore, and plenty of areas to walk your dog if needed. A bathhouse next to the office has two restrooms, two showers, and laundry. We used the showers twice. They were small, but clean. The bathhouse is not air conditioned or heated so summer showers can be a bit hot and muggy and I imagine winter showers quite chilly. THE WIFI IS AWESOME! I could not believe such a small RV park had such great wifi. Thank you, Riddick family! The small town of Mansfield is just down the road. We enjoyed the local icecream shop as well as the pizza and pasta restaraunt. Overall, this is a great RV park. We will definitely stay again if we're ever in the area again.

My Brother and I stayed a bit and really enjoyed the place. Place is clean and everything works…read more Pull thru camp sites with full hookups. Great price too. Damn!

From the owner: Cedar Ridge RV Park and Storage is a campground and RV Park nestled just off the beaten path in…read morethe Heart of the Ozarks and is surrounded by numerous outdoor activities. There are unlimited fishing holes and boating activities amongst other things like hunting, archery, and hiking all within minutes from the park. We offer affordable monthly rates as well as nightly rates starting at $20. There are full hook-up sites, pull-through and back in; dry sites are also available. We can easily accommodate buses and slide-outs. Dump station and freshwater stations are also located on the property. In addition, we rent out 10x10 self-storage units and roomy RV/Boat storage sites.

Reservations were perfect! Asked for 3 sites on the river, with trees and electricity. Check in was…read moresuper fast, friendly and organized. Sites (30-32) were exactly as described. Each had its own electric outlet. Bathrooms were oddly clean!!! Hot water, great water pressure and did I mention clean. Area looked more up kept than other campgrounds I've been to. Water was beautiful and refreshing. Had a great experience. Floated Jacks Fork and the Current river. Both were really pretty and unique.

This is a family friendly campground. We love pretty much everything about it. The only reason it…read moredidn't earn a full five stars is that the sites are a touch close to each other and the bathrooms are not the best (but the showers are free, the water was hot and hey - having a bathroom in the woods when camping is pretty great). We tent camped at an electric site right on the river. It was beautiful, our neighbors were quiet and respectful and there were no loud parties or crazy music late at night. Having electricity in our tent was quite nice. The employees were super friendly and I saw a worker kindly ask a visitor to keep their speed down.

Brian Sloss and his crew are experts at offering a trouble-free, reasonably priced trip on the most…read morebeautiful river in the Ozarks. There is a well stocked fly shop, expert fishing guides, and friendly staff at your disposal as you walk in the door. You will be put on the river in nice, new canoes that don't leak, and be given good advice about river conditions and obstacles, and what the fish are biting on. The river it's self is gorgeous and wild, with cool clear water and plenty of rapids to make for an interesting float.

while i can't comment on the canoe rental side of this business, i would rate the fishing guide…read moreside of this operation as a two-star level. the guide's oar skills were questionable and his demeanor was, at best, unpleasent. fish were caught, i will say that, but the mood and seeming lack of patience on behalf of the guide will send me looking else-where should I need a trout guide in this particualr area of Missouri.

Great trails and the views are totally worth the trip! Water way for you to relax and camp!read more

One of my favorite spots on Earth is the Current River, which is a part of the National Ozark…read moreScenic Riverway. If you enjoy nature, water, and outdoor fun then this is a must visit spot! There are several great places to visit as a part of this area, but my favorites by far are the Current River and Big Spring on the Current River, and the campground of the same name. I have a wonderful group of friends that introduced me to floating on the Current when I was in college, and ever since this river has held a special place in my heart. We usually camp at Big Spring Campground. There are both electric, non-electric, and RV hookup's. There are real bathrooms, as well as hot showers within walking distance of camp (not porta potties, but it is a campground - so say hello to your local, resident spiders and their webs). We like this camp, because it's right on the river, family friendly, and close to town but far enough out to enjoy nature. While camping a must do experience for all is a walk to Big Spring. It's a natural cold spring, whose source pumps out enough fresh water to fill Busch Stadium in 33 hours! I like to walk there in the early morning or twilight to see the mist roll in. http://www.nps.gov/ozar/planyourvisit/big-spring.htm The nearby town of Van Buren offers: - a nice Lodge for those who want a nice dinner and/or whose idea of camping is air conditioning, nice beds, and tv - the local ice cream spot called The Jolly Cone - the local cafe, The Floatstream Restaurant, for your typical small diner food and a pretty okay breakfast - various small shops to stock up on essentials: beer, sunblock, souvenir tshirts, snacks, replaceable float shoes and swimsuits, intertubes, gas, fishing bait, etc. - and a whole lot of other small town amenities The water is spring fed. So it's super cold and clear - perfect for a hot summer's day! The Current has a pretty decent current, with nice deep water and wading shallows dotted with periodic gravel bars. It's great for intertubing and canoe trips. Various campgrounds and businesses offer rentals and trips with pick up and drop off options (2, 4, 6 hour floats, or even multiple day trips). Check out the area and find YOUR favorite spots and recommendations. It will probably become one of your favorite places on Earth too!