Mark Twain National Forest
Reviews
Stephen R
Reviewed 8 days ago
Here’s my idea for a bumper sticker-
I❤️LL!
Brian F
Reviewed 9 days ago
Been camping here for over 10 years bathroom and shower house worst I’ve ever seen it not clean shower unacceptable the vaulted toilet were a better choice fr so plan accordingly hopefully they do some winter maintenance also trash was over flowing like hadn’t been picked up in a month other then that the grounds were up to par clean as should be grass mowed
Rachel W
Reviewed 9 days ago
Clean bathrooms and a clean camping area makes this a great place to stay!
David P
Reviewed 9 days ago
Me and my boys enjoyed our stay. the site was mostly cleaned up from previous visitors. only two complaints, one of the showers was useless for us as the lights were out, and a neighbor played music a little loud into quiet hours. we would and probably will stay again.
Thomas H
Reviewed 10 days ago
The council bluffs trail (around the lake) is beautiful and a great length for a 1 or 2 day hike. You can do dispersed camping along the trail and there is always water available which makes it nice for lowering your carry weight. The Wild Boar campground is basically un-manned as far as I can tell. We had a group campsite and it was nice enough. I especially liked the raised kitchen counter things. One major sadness was that there was no water in the campground. If you want to come and camp there out of your car, you'd better bring all the water you need for the whole trip.
Keep your options open
Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Mark Twain National Forest.
Popularity: Very quiet
Busiest in November, when about 4% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 5 years of reservations.
Campgrounds
Mark Twain National Forest has 11 campgrounds, 323 campsites in total.
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