The best camping near Morris State Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Morris State Park adventure.

Explore the geology of a small but mighty Missouri State Park.

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Copper Top Campsites

4 sites · RVs1 acre · Doniphan, MO

Copper Top Campsites is a 4 slot boondock site near the Current River. Each lot has enough room for a vehicle and boat. Dumpster service is provided and each site has its own locally built custom fire pit. Firewood is available upon request. There are no hookups at this time, this is complete dry camping or boondock camping. It’s approximately 10 minutes to Doniphan where you can launch a boat, get groceries, eat out, and do some local shopping. If you are looking for other rivers the Eleven Point River is close by as well. For a few more amenities, Poplar Bluff is less than 45 minutes away.

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The Holliday Landing on the Lake

44 sites · RVs, Tents23 acres · Greenville, MO

Learn more about this land: Holliday Landing Resort & Marina offers a variety of beautiful campsites to meet your camping needs. There are 11 sites with water, electric, and sewer hook-ups, 28 sites with water and electric, there is a secluded mini-loop where tent campers can enjoy the same access and amenities. All water and electric campsites have 30/120 amp electric service and frost-free water. Guests may use the modern restroom facility with showers. A dump station is available for your use. Each non-primitive site has a gravel pad for RV campers and parking, a grassy area for tent camping, visiting, or playing, a picnic table, and a fire ring with grill. Each primitive site has a grassy area, picnic table, and fire ring with no designated parking area. For your convenience, camping guests may use the boat ramp and may rent a boat slip for a $10 nightly fee. Kids and adults alike can play together at our playground area. Camping guests also have access to an inground swimming pool at no extra charge.

Oak Grove Tiny Home Community

21 sites · RVs8 acres · Campbell, MO

Since 2018, we have traveled full time and stayed at cramped, noisy RV parks that had poorly engineered utilities.. These experiences along with the rising cost of housing and full campgrounds, have motivated us to build our quiet, private, and safe community. We welcome all those who choose to live by the words "Home is where you park it." Oak Grove offers many stay options, full hookups, and more. Make no fuss, come stay with us at your home away from home!

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13 Oaks Farm

2 sites · RVs10 acres · Poplar Bluff, MO

Learn more about this land:We are a working farm and welcome you to dry camp in our pasture. Deer frequently graze passed. Fall asleep to the sounds of frogs and nature. The Black River public access is 1 mile away where you can put a boat in or fish from the banks. The gateway to the Ozark and the three rivers, our area provides a great spot to get to your next camp.

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2 Broke Girls Glampground

2 sites · Lodging15 acres · Puxico, MO

Welcome to 2 Broke Girls Glampground at Wappapello Lake. We are a small, privately owned campground, surrounded by nature and wildlife. We offer unique vacation rentals, annual, monthly and nightly campsites. Each of our vacation rentals and campsites are uniquely designed and conveniently located just seconds away from Rockwood Beach and Boat Ramp.

Chestnut Hill RV Park

7 sites · RVs4 acres · Blytheville, AR

Our well-maintained RV park offers everything you need for a comfortable stay. Whether you're passing through or looking for a longer-term spot, we’ve got you covered! https://www.chestnuthillrvpark.com/ Prices include water, electrical and wifi: Rates: 600/month, 300/two weeks and 180/week Features: Full Hookups: Water, electricity, and sewage at each site Spacious Sites: Roomy, pull-through sites for all RV sizes Wi-Fi Access: Stay connected during your stay Pet-Friendly: Bring your furry friends along! Scenic Views: Relax and unwind with beautiful surroundings Convenient Location: Close to shopping, dining, and local attractions 24/7 Security: Safe and secure park with lighting and surveillance

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Frost Arena

5 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Poplar Bluff, MO

Welcome to Frost Arena! From cattle roping to trail rides and overnight camping, we can accommodate your needs. We offer dry camping with corrals available, along with water access and a peaceful country road. Our area is large enough to accommodate big trailers on maintained gravel. Horses are allowed, and dogs must be kept on a leash. We are conveniently located close to local restaurants, gas stations, and grocery stores.

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Peaceful Michel Ranch

36 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Fairdealing, MO

Welcome to our tranquil retreat nestled next to a serene 50-acre lake! Our campsite offers a simple and secluded getaway, perfect for those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Situated on approximately 3 acres of pristine countryside, our farm provides a peaceful setting for reconnecting with nature. Whether you're lounging by the lake, casting a line for fishing, or paddling in a kayak or canoe, you'll find plenty of opportunities to unwind and enjoy the great outdoors. Please note that motorized boats are not permitted on the lake, ensuring a tranquil atmosphere for all guests. As we are located in the path of totality for the solar eclipse, you'll have the rare opportunity to witness this spectacular celestial event. Be sure to bring your eclipse glasses for safe viewing! For your convenience, clean spring water is available on-site, ensuring you stay hydrated during your stay. Additionally, we're located just 30 minutes from Poplar Bluff and 15 minutes from Doniphan, offering easy access to amenities while still enjoying the seclusion of our farm. Escape the crowds and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature at our secluded campsite. Whether you're seeking peace and tranquility or an unforgettable eclipse viewing experience, we invite you to join us for a memorable retreat in the heart of Missouri's countryside.

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Broken Paddle Lake

9 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Zalma, MO

If you love fishing and being outdoors. This spot is for you. The Bass, Crappie and large Bluegill are awaiting your catch. You can keep your catch and cook fresh for your dinner. There is a dock to hang out on flat surface for camping and RV. Enjoy your time away from the everyday hustle and bustle.

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Fieldwoodsorriverbank

4 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Maynard, AR

Learn more about this land: 60 acres of open field, or woods edge, or deep woods or river bank are available to tents but more limited with human mobility limitations or RV or vehicles with less traction. Firewood and toilet is provided. No power or potable water is available. Multiple sites available from 20’ x 20’ concrete pad to backpack into the woods. .

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Stilts Getaway

5 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Zalma, MO

Sitting on approximately 20 acres of rual country setting is this stunning spot to unwind from your day to day routines. A little hike down the gravel road is a clear and cool spring creek. Perfect to get away from the internet and enjoy the peaceful outdoors. Prooerty is sitting about 5 miles from Duck Creek Conservation Area for fishing or to enjoy the scenery. Further down the road a few miles is Mingo National Wildlife Refuge. You can enjoy the boardwalk or bring your bikes to travel the trails as well as fishing.

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Rocky Creek Camp

1 site · RV, Tent40 acres · Zalma, MO

This site has beautiful views of the forest as well as Rocky Creek Spring. Secluded area. Beautiful clear view of the sky. Sit next to the creek and listen to nature. You can tent camp or a small camper. You will need an suv or 4x4 to reach the destination. Come stay, play and relax. You will be able to watch the stars at nigh

The best camping near Morris State Park guide

Overview

About

Morris State Park may be Missouri’s smallest—and one of its newest—but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth a visit. This 161-acre day-use park is home to a geological feature known as Cowley’s Ridge, a unique ridge of long, low hills rising 200-feet above the Missouri Bootheel lowlands created by the Mississippi River floodplains. Hike the Beech Tree Trail to explore the unique plants and soils found here. To maintain the park’s natural landscape, minimal amenities are available.

Notable campgrounds

Morris State Park does not offer camping onsite, but here are some nearby public campgrounds.

Best for onsite recreation: Lake Wappapello State Park Campground is 50 miles northwest of the park, offering recreation on land and on water.
Best for solitude: Mark Twain National Forest allows dispersed camping.
Best for exploring a unique habitat: Tennessee’s Reelfoot Lake State Park Campground is over an hour west, but it is worth the drive to camp in this unique flooded forest.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Missouri State Parks offer reservations online and by phone up to 12-months in advance.
Lake Wappapello State Park is a popular summer destination, especially on weekends and holidays, so advanced reservations are recommended.
Mark Twain National Forest does not require reservations for dispersed camping, but campers must follow land regulations.
Tennessee State Parks also offer reservations up to 12-months in advance online and on phone.

When to go

Southern Missouri is hot and humid in summer. Hiking may be steamy. Spring and fall are more moderate, with fall being particularly scenic due to the autumn color changes. Winter is less preferred for camping, as the temperatures may dip below freezing.

Know before you go

Take a drive along the Crowley's Ridge Parkway National Scenic Byway to explore more of the region’s unique geology. The byway runs between Missouri’s Saint Francois River through Northern Arkansas.
Morris State Park’s Beech Tree Trail is 2.6 miles long, with one portion crossing private property.
Mosquitoes are plentiful throughout much of the year.
Dogs are welcome on the trail, but they must be leashed.