Shoutout to our friends at Twin Eagle Lake Estates & Hideout! We absolutely love working with them-…read morethey've been big fans of our CBD pet chews, and we're huge fans of their gorgeous campground. It's always a pleasure doing business with such great people in such a beautiful place! Thanks for the continued love and support from all of us at South Point Hemp!

Want to escape the craziness of the city, only drive about an hour, still have great amenities like…read morea pool, general store, and bar, while being fun and family friendly? This is the spot :) Open a few years ago, this campground area has tons of RV spaces, campsites, and even a few one-bedroom and studio cabins to rent. Be sure to do so early though, as it is popular! Pro tip: check their Facebook page for last minute cancellations. Once arrived, you can partake in swimming, cornhole, free kayak/paddleboard rentals, general store shopping, nightly live music, BBQ and more. It also even has a pet turtle that roams the grounds! Little ones are safe to roam around and everything is very walkable. We love being able to open up the cabin doors and let them explore while having fun. Give it a try!

Beautiful area with plenty of room for camping/ river access for fishing and swimming. You can…read morefollow the trails to the old mine, dam and ruins of the old mining town. Hiking can be a little steep/rocky and as expected in Mo. keep an eye out for snakes. Would definitely return in the future!

My family came here every year when I was a kid, but I had only been back once since then because…read moremy own family does not include camp enthusiasts. I was impressed! For $5 a person parking/admittance, we joined some others at their campsite for the day. The sites were well-maintained, the rocky beach was clean, and it was a joy to spend the day on the cool river. We didn't need floats, but TRL had them available for rent, had we wanted them. Afterward, we visited the shower houses (which were pretty clean), cooked dinner on our grill, and watched the kids play on the playground. Before returning our day passes, we looked around the general store at the t-shirt, river toys, rafts, and more, followed by two scoops of hard ice cream in waffle cones. I would definitely come back, and I wouldn't recommend this campground to anyone looking to enjoy the river. Tech notes: I had Verizon 4G at the general store and at the campsite, but I was roaming at the river. There are two Pokestops near the general store.

We enjoyed a beautiful day floating on the Black River in Lesterville with Twin Rivers Landing…read more This is out favorite river to float and always use Twin Rivers. Their equipment is always in excellent condition and their service is great. This trip was exceptional because they had just had a terrible storm over night and the owners had been up all night. The resort water was out, their internet was out. They were still awesome. Even though the river was up and a little fast, we had a great day!

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.

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.

This is a spectacular park! I wish I knew about it years ago. If you get a chance, check out the…read moreSt. Charles County Parks site and find a Ranger guided bird tour. Bring some water, save a map, note the restrooms. Plenty of trails, tables, trees. Parking is good. Be prepared for a 2-lane winding road to get here.

Great park for pictures. Go to the area with the bathrooms and two swings, walk down pavement to…read morethe sand area beautiful water and views! The bathrooms avoid, very gross and filled with wasps and stink bugs. So we changed in parking lot.

It's always a good place to camp and float been going here for over 30 Years and Jeffs canoe is…read morethe best

Great river and great place! Not a bad price either. Somewhat easy to find and felt well taken…read morecare of. We will be back the river is just wonderful!

UPDATE: I went back to this campground last summer and stayed in one of the bigger cabins. They…read moresleep 7 people, have their own kitchenette and a private bathroom. While I still wish I could walk down to the river from the cabins, it's really the only negative for me. The cabin sleep 2 in a private room, plus 5 more in the main room (one twin and 2 bunk bed sets). The main room also has a big table in the middle of the room with chairs that came in very handle when it started raining at dinnertime. Our friends in the cabin next door came over and we all ate inside. The kitchen was nice too. Nothing special, but it did allow us to finish up some food in the oven and have a crockpot going all day while we were on the river. And it gave us a small fridge. I also like that the cabins are really spread out. There is a big field with the cabins lining it in a huge circle, so you only have cabins to your sides and that's it. It really was a great setup to have 2 cabins that sleep 7 next to each other for a big group.

We had a good time there.good location decent view from camp ground.just that the crowds were…read morealittle toooo loud.a couple started getting it on around 3am and woke people up.lol staffs were friendly and the price was way worth the activities you can have on the water.Will go back again.

Our visit to Red Bluff Campground was somewhat brief. We were only there for one night…read more Recreation.gov made it super simple to reserve a site. There was a charge for reserving online. (Walkins are welcome.) It turns out we didn't need them. We were the only campers we could see. Having them did give me piece of mind. There were lots of reservation plaques dated for the weekend. Campsite #9 is fairly ideally located. The vault toilets are located across the road. (Would have preferred flush.) We did not smell the toilets when we got there. Packing up the next morning, the smell was pronounced. If looking at the road, the Murdock is between the site, and the one to the right. The back of the campsite is yards from a flowing creek. The path is beaten in, so I'm not sure if other people will walk in the site to get to the path. Site #9 is larger than some of the other sites. It does get a lot of sun in the late afternoon. This made setting up extremely hot. The next morning was surprisingly cool and foggy. Each campsite has a fire pit with grill, lantern hook and picnic table. Aside from some cigarette butts, we did not see any trash around the grounds. No trash cans could be found. Make sure to bring bags to pack out trash. I did not have any cell service from the Red Bluff Campground sign. Other sites had mentions of that too. Make sure to download offline maps if using a phone's gps.

We stayed one night at this campground. Great wading creek that was deep enough to swim in. We took…read morea plot on the opposite side to avoid mosquitoes. There are two water spigots on either side of the campground. There was only one other group that seemed to be staying there longer near the creek, so it made for a nice, quiet & secluded stay. Some plots seemed to be a bit gravelly, but ours was grassy, soft & shady. Very comfortable!

Booked online at the last minute for a holiday weekend and I was able to get an electric campsite…read more The park was clean everywhere and the bathrooms and shower house immaculate considering it's a campground. Staff were cleaning them daily, if not more often. There grounds themselves were also clean and quiet. The campground host was on duty after hours and welcoming and helpful. There's a lot to do here at the park from hiking, camping, picnics, river floating, and historical landmarks! This was a wonderful getaway just a short drive from the bustle of the city. The campsite had a picnic table, fire pit, and a grill that folds over half the pit. It was nicely rocked on one side of the drive for the picnics table and fire pit. There's approximately two dozen electric sites all compatible for RV camping or tent and the RV pads are nicely level so it's easy setup. We agree we'll be back! Everything was so easy and relaxing about the trip!

A wonderful place to camp fish swim, not too far from St. Louis…read more A good example of a CCC built Park