Nice area with plenty of electric and water at sites. Tent sites and even sites are well set up…read more Sites are right on the water for a little fishing or paddling. Nice bathrooms and shower facilities included. Rates are fair. Give them a try. I'll be back!

This campground was a perfect thanksgiving getaway with the family. As a family we rented two…read morecabins and a large camper. The large camper was so spacious, very comfortable, and all the kiddos had a blast having a sleepover with Grandma in it. Everyone had a nice spot to sleep and we even had a craft game day inside with the family and it fit all of us nicely. The two cabins we rented were so cute and so comfy, very clean and the beds were very comfortable. We spent our days chatting by the camp fire, exploring the creek side, fishing and taking walks over the bridge, it was a peaceful fun adventure with the little ones, something I hope the older ones will always remember and cherish. The hosts were so great at responding to anything we asked for. We had forgotten all our markers and crayons and they brought us a big box with scissors and everything. So grateful it was so close to my sister's house and it was so quiet too, like we had the whole place to ourselves. We would definitely love to come visit Hideaway River Farm during the summer, go tubing and attend a live music event. Thank you so much for your kindness and being so helpful.

Awesome family oriented place. Owners are awesome.... ice cream is awesome and so is the pizza. Go…read morestay there!

Great camp Ground just east of Warsaw MO. Has everything…read moreyou need for a good camping experience! Swim pool, dock, launch ramp for your boats, pull thru for over nighters, Horse shoe, volley ball, shower, ice, bait, ice cream treats, wooded camp sites. Great New Friendly owners Heather & Matt!!

I've been going to One Eyed Willy's for years now. I've been on a 10-15 person bachelorette party…read moretrip, two 30+ person college student/young adult trip, as well as a one-day non-camping float with my husband and I. My most recent was one of those giant group trips this past weekend. I've also floated at NRO and some crappy site around Steelville (Green's maybe?). There's definitely a reason we keep going back to OEW's and will continue to do so. First of all, Brian, the owner, is a super nice guy. We hadn't made it down there in about 3 years, and he still remembered me "Last time I saw you, you just got engaged!". Though not great at answering e-mails (just don't bother), the staff is quick to return phone calls if you leave a voicemail. The campsite itself has a nice layout, and they keep improving. Port-o-potties are serviced often, and they have a small shower, bathroom, and store close to the campsite (previously they were only available way up the hill, so thumbs up on the improvement!). The showers and bathrooms were clean and well lit, unlike some other places I've been. By the time we booked, the aluminum canoes were all gone, which is usually how we go, because they're cheaper. Now, no longer being the broke college student, I will ALWAYS pay the measly $5 extra for the fiberglass canoes. Molded seats...worth every penny. Remember that. In general, the Niangua is a great river to float on. Decent current, good sand bars, and nice cold water! And if you're going to float the Niangua, go to One Eyed Willy's!

I've stayed at one eyed willy's a few times. It's a clean campground with adorable cabins! The…read morecabins are kept clean and the staff there are very hard working and very friendly! The owner of the campground goes out of his way to make sure you have what you need. The little shop at the entrance has a lot of cute decor and clothing. I will definitely take my family there again!

I had such a lovely time hiking here! Beautiful nature and great trails! Just know that summertime…read morebrings a plethora of ticks. Prepare dutifully, friends.

We reserved a 50 amp electric only camp site (the ones with water hookups were already reserved)…read morefor two nights at the Pittsburg campground. We initially ended up at the Hermitage campground (after dark pulling a 38' fifth wheel) and couldn't find out spot. There was a park ranger that was driving around and lead us to the Pittsburg site and we were thankful for his assistance. Filling the fifth wheel with water was easy as the water supply was located in a large area near the entry. Check in was a breeze as it was done with your mobile. I do wish the campsite itself was longer and had more parking. The site barely fit the fifth wheel and truck on the paved area and there's no parking in the grass, so we had to park our second vehicle near the entrance with available parking. Backing in a fifth wheel in a pitch-black campsite is always fun, but thankfully it only took 1 try. The site had a covered picnic table and lots of shade which was nice. Out site was a bit far from the bathhouse so it was a trek to shower/use facilities. We used the camper most of the time, but without water hookup, tried to use the water in the tank more sparingly for dishes and cooking. There was a nice little playground area with equipment for the kiddos. The beach was nice sized and some had trees so you didn't burn up in the sun. If you hit the beach, bring water shoes because it's very rocky and they are sharp. For $25 a night, I was satisfied with the campground and enjoyed the time with my family.

This RV Park & Campground is off the beaten path. The owners are great. There are 2 washers and…read moredryers, shower facility and ice are all available. Loved staying under the shade trees for the summer. Met a lot a great people. Some were full times and others were working or just passing through. Can't wait to find our way back here again

I completely forgot about pictures, my phone, Wi-fi, the city, stress and just lived in the moment!…read moreHowever when I was searching for a camping/float trip weekend pictures were scarce. So I told myself don't forget to get pictures of the mini store, playground, bathrooms, cabins, yurt, camping spots and so now all I can share are my memories. Which are pretty great! With this being my first visit, this is what I would do on my next: Even though I liked the yurt and it was comfy enough, I would probably add the cabin next to it for the adults. Just to be more comfortable, Yurts which are permanent tents, have room to sleep 5-6 with a fan and outlet. We brought our own fans too. The cabins do have AC units and a mini fridge but still no bathrooms. The community bathrooms have 2 showers and 2 toilets each, surprisingly their was never much of a wait. It is highly recommended that if your going to float the river which takes about 4 hours, Caplinger provides canoes and transportation for pick up and drop off, set out no later than 10am. We did a mini float (we had 4 kids under the age of 6), with our own raft and we parked a car down stream at the next bridge since we had 2 cars. Just for a heads up, the river flows fairly quickly so not much paddling needed. With our own raft we made sure to bring all our kids a life vest. It's as shallow as 3 inches to 10 ft in some spots before the damn is opened. After which it's just all flooded, moves even faster and much deeper. By 4pm even the campsites see a significant rise in water but still a good 200ft from the cabins all of which recedes before you wake up the next morning. Which also means lots of mud (let the reader understand). We just brought a sturdy stick to push away from protruding branches and rocks. A kid did jump out (because kids do that, well ours did) but we had an adult outside the raft walking/floating alongside just for such an event! Highly recommend booking in advance.

We have floated several times through Caplinger Woods and the owners and staff are fantastic…read more They're incredibly friendly and helpful and have a little store that stocks drinks, ice, fishing gear, or anything else you might need to camp or float. We live within easy driving distance so we haven't used the campgrounds but have been through the area to put boats in. The waterways are a beautiful area to float with lots of places to stop along the way. Highly recommend, you won't be sorry.

We want to thank James and staff for making our stay the best RV camping experience we have had so…read morefar. We are in our RV, on our way from California to Chicago to visit family. We found Gasconade Hills Resort on the RVLife app. We pulled up at about 5:15 PM and called the phone listed. James showed up within a couple of minutes to check us in. We did not have prior reservations so we were able to drive around to pick a spot we preferred. We set up quickly and were able to enjoy the very clean, nice size pool. The bathrooms at the pool were also very clean. Afterwards, we decided to order pizza and although it was very close to closing time, James took our order and delivered to our camping site. WE LOVED IT HERE! Can't say enough good things about it. Wish we had time to do the river floats. We are already planning to come back and stay for a few days.

Came here for a mid-week float trip. Very quiet & well kept resort, everything extremely clean. We…read morestayed in a cabin, which had everything you need to cook nice meals, freshly washed linens & extra blankets. Beds are full size cots, which are uncomfortable but is in line with the camping experience. Went on the 6 mile float trip, our first time doing a canoe & taking our dog. Very relaxing river, only had 1 dicey moment with some tree branches. Saw bald eagle nests, & a bald eagle fishing in the river right in front of us. Met great people on our trip, great convos. We had lunch on a rocky beach. The beavers running around the property were funny to watch. Had a great time, very relaxing. Highly recommend, would come back.

With new ownership this place is returning to its former glory. Love all of the improvements and…read morehad a great time "unplugging" from normal life. Phone service is spotty but I didn't even notice. Fishing was good, floating was perfect, overall the best "hole in the wall" campground I've ever visited.

Yes !! Under new ownership ! The new owners have already cleaned the place up tremendously , the…read moreriver is much safer now and will be even more so next year . Not only has the river been cleaned of trash so has the campgrounds . Renovations and upgraded to come over the winter . The new owner is a hoot! Straightforward honest and great people . I totally suggest you stay and camp and the float down the river is stunning. Large groups with children can book the secluded Monkey Camp and have a great campfire story sighting (of one of the employees) of the infamous monkey of the woods ! It was priceless . Book now . You won't be disappointed