Quiet, clean, and friendly camping area. Very nice shower and washroom facilities! Found this…read moreplace in the middle of the night. Woke up to a gorgeous morning with the birds singing, small rabbits hopping around, etc. One of my kids wandered a little far for my liking while he took photos. Some locals said you really had to watch out for the ability to sink down and get stuck in the mud, so they helped look for him when he didn't come back to the campsite on-time. Turns out he was fine -- just lost track of time having fun exploring. :)

Great place to boat. Nice big lake, had it pretty much all to ourselves when we were there…read more Beautiful. Don't expect a lot of action, such as at Lake of the Ozarks. This is a quiet lake with no business or houses on it. There is a campground that looks nice. We drove through but didn't camp, so can't rate that part. Would like to take our boat back again sometime!

WOW ~ What a hidden gem this park is! We were at the Love's Travel Stop contemplating spending…read more$42.50 for the night. Did some checking in the area and found Wallace State Park. Decided to try it and are SO GLAD we did! It was only an over night stop, but we made notes to come back. Camp Hosts - Dan & Linda were great and extremely polite & helpful. Thank you!

Wonderful park we just happened upon. We arrived on a rainy day and it was so peaceful in the…read morepark. We only had 1 night to stay and would have enjoyed more time there. But we will return when we are back traveling through that section of the country. The staff was VERY helpful and friendly.

Dockery Park holds the distinction as our family's very first night turning our SUV into an RV and…read morecamping in it. We didn't realize at the time how rare it was for a free campsite to offer free water and electricity. The water was turned off for winter when we stayed there, but the free electricity saved us. The park has what they call a Livestock Barn that is really just a large metal roof with a dirt drive lane down the middle and livestock pens on the sides. It was drizzling and getting cold when we drove into the campground at around eleven o'clock at night. It occurred to me that our Tahoe might barely fit under the roof of the livestock barn, even with a cargo box and two giant duffles on top, so we pulled under the barn roof and parked next to a concrete pad that was perfect for unloading and organizing our stuff. Being first timers, we weren't nearly as organized as we should have been. Just for sleeping overnight, we needed a few items from the cargo box, some things from each of the giant duffles, and we had things all over the Tahoe that would have to go elsewhere to make room for us to set up our sleeping arrangements the way we had planned. It was merciful to have that shelter from the rain to get organized. The next day, we had a good time in the park. In daylight, it looked very charming, up on a hill, and you could see most of the town from that vantage point. There was a bench swing hanging from a tree next to our campsite, overlooking a nice little pond with a gazebo on its banks. Our little boy and puppy had a great time running up and down the gazebo's stairs and treating it as their clubhouse. There was plenty of space for the puppy to run and play. There was a playground with good play equipment for our little boy. Some locals came to use the park, but they were friendly and didn't bother us at all. We accidentally drained our Tahoe's battery overnight and then intentionally drained our jump starter/battery pack with our electric blankets. When we figured out our predicament, we found that the free electrical outlet at the campsite we chose was designed for RVs, which have a completely different plug than regular household electrical outlets. Thankfully, there was a working outlet inside the livestock barn. We plugged in the battery pack and played for another hour. That was all it took to charge the battery pack enough for it to jump start the Tahoe, and we were on our way. That little bit of electricity we used saved us from a AAA service call. To hear more about our family's adventures out on the road, please see our blog at https://illtaketheroadbuddy.tumblr.com/post/168772836415/the-first-time-we-turned-our-suv-into-an-rv

Great people that run the place! Be prepared to get nice and muddy as the trails can get super…read moredeep. It's a good idea to have a buddy with you because if you go through any mud holes your probably going to get stuck!!! Camping and showers are available. There is also a nice place to wash off the toys too. Food truck is there on most weekends.

The WORST experience we've ever received at a business establishment. We were being targeted by the…read moreowner since the moment we paid. He kept coming back to us (total of 4 different times) YELLING IN OUR FACES on how you aren't supposed to ride on the grass or gravel (which we respected). But as you can see in pictures it's clear that was not his issue. He would stand there and stare us down trying to intimidate us, threatening to kick us out. My family and I are very respectful humans, so I can only assume it was our ethnicity he was bothered by. What can you expect from trump supporter.

Get off the road a couple extra mikes and park and enjoy the 1/4 mile walk back to bridge and enjoy…read morethe outside beauty on your long drive. Well done park.

Saint Joseph's only privately owned public park! The owner/caretaker was there maintaining some…read morecement steps so we got to learn a little about the area. There used to be a school (no longer there). Two of the four picnic tables are new (but they all look brand new to me). He has maintained the open pavilions above the tables too. The grounds and structures are well maintained and everything is clean. This is a great place for a little picnic! Be aware that you need to walk up a few stairs to get to the nice, flat, level area.

Fun family time looking at the lights! Enjoyed the new displays this year!!!…read moreFamily tradition to go to Holiday Park every year, honk in the tunnels, and get our cherry mash at the end! Santa is there on Friday and Saturdays, with drive through concessions.

I have lived here for my entire life and the Christmas Lights are always a treat. Just a shame its…read morealways such a nightmare to go through there though.

This park is part of the ongoing Chillicothe beautification projects. This is one of the most…read morepicturesque downtown areas that you will find. They have done a fantastic job with it.

As a park this place is not that exciting. There is a small playground and wooded area. However, as…read morea historical location it's worth checking out. The park is home to the first house built in Jamesport. I wouldn't go out of your way to see if but if you are already in the area it's worth taking a look.