Akers has group camp sites only.
Akers Group Campground
Group campsites, located at Akers Ferry. The campground is located north of the junction of Highway KK and Highway K.
Day use areas are open year-round, along with facilities like showers and restrooms.
Alley Spring Campground
Located on the banks of the Jacks Fork, Alley Spring is our park's largest campground. These sites are often packed
Bachers includes a large gravel bar along the Jacks Fork River.
Bachers Campground
Found just downriver from Blue Spring, this campground is home to deep swimming holes and impressive bluffs. Like other campgrounds
Some campsites are further apart than others, allowing for a higher degree of privacy than developed campgrounds.
Bay Creek Campground
Stretched along the edge of the Jacks Fork River, this campground is the largest backcountry campground in the park. In
Located just south of Van Buren, Big Spring Campground is one of the park's largest campgrounds.
Big Spring Campground
Big Spring Campground is located just south of Van Buren, Missouri. The campground offers a variety of sunny or shaded
Big Tree Campground offers dappled shade, with a mix of trees and open space.
Big Tree Campground
Big Tree is home to 7 campsites: 6 standard and 1 cluster. These sites are all located right along the
Blue Spring is hidden amongst boulders and crevices, across from the campground.
Blue Spring Campground
Located within a bend of the Jacks Fork River, Blue Spring Campground is a popular destination throughout the year. In
Two sites offer sun, grass, and open views of the nearby field.
Broadfoot Campground
Broadfoot Campground is nestled between the Current River and a huge field. This location offers a mix of sunny and
The upper Current River is cold, clear, and beautiful. This view looks downstream from Cedar Grove.
Cedar Grove Campground
Seated in the northwest corner of the park, Cedar Grove is popular for both recreation and camping. In summer, thousands
Cedar Spring gives views of the river and nearby bluffs.
Cedar Spring Campground
Tucked away on the lower Current River, Cedar Spring is one of the smallest campgrounds in the park. With only
Clubhouse Campground provides simple sites with shade trees overhead.
Clubhouse Campground
Clubhouse Campground is nestled on the banks of the lower Current River. This remote campground is far off the beaten
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Dee Murray Campground
Found just across the river from Cedar Grove, Dee Murray is another popular location for both camping and recreation. In
Due to the flat terrain, Gooseneck is a popular RV/camper location.
Gooseneck Campground
Nestled on the park's southern boundary, Gooseneck Campground offers well-maintained sites right along the lower Current River. A small inlet
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Grubb Hollow Campground
Grubb Hollow Campground is located on the lower Current River, just across the water from Kelley Bluff. This campground offers
As a remote, small campground, Jerktail offers one of the most peaceful landscapes in the park.
Jerktail Campground
On summer days, Jerktail is a bustling location for floating, swimming, and recreation. The Current River, huge gravel bars, deep
Log Yard Campground is well-maintained by National Park Service staff.
Log Yard Campground
Log Yard Campground offers well-maintained campsites in the backcountry of Ozark National Scenic Riverways. On the nearby banks of the
Powder Mill is mostly sunny throughout the year.
Powder Mill Campground
Powder Mill is a simple, sunny campground with activities for any time of year. The Current River, the Ozark Trail,
Pulltite Campground Map
Pulltite Campground
Pulltite Campground is a developed campground. Campsites are nestled in the woods along the Current River, offering a classic campground
Round Spring offers a handful of electric sites in the sun. These have flat concrete pads.
Round Spring Campground
Round Spring Campground hosts sites in and along the forest, offering a more quiet, intimate experience with nature. This location
Rymers offers a river access point, which can be quite busy on summer weekends.
Rymers Campground
As one of the smallest, most remote campgrounds in the park, Rymers is loved for its beautiful surroundings. Rymers also
Shawnee Creek Campground offers partial shade on most sites.
Shawnee Creek Campground
Located at the junction of Shawnee Creek and the Jacks Fork River, this campground is a fantastic destination for families.
Shawnee Creek offers mostly shaded campsites - all within a minute walk of the Current River.
Sinking Creek Campground
Located conveniently off Highway 19, Sinking Creek Campground is extremely popular in summer. Each season, thousands of visitors enjoy swimming,
Two Rivers has one of the best views in the park.
Two Rivers Campground
Two Rivers Campground is located at the confluence of the Jacks Fork and Current Rivers, at the end of V