I stopped here on my trip for a couple days before moving on. It's a nice nice little place where…read moreyou monthly live here in what ever you bring. You can rent it daily for as big as a full size RV with water and electric or you can just pitch a tent. The owners are super friendly and the will hang out with you in the office and club house. The do have a wash room with shower if your pitching a tent with no RV. There is a Dollar General across the street which had food, liquor, supplies etc. which is very convenient and I think I went over about 4 times. There is a few restaurants near by and outdoor recreation is plentiful.

Wonderful campground! very clean, friendly owners and fellow campers!…read moreAlso, very close to the dam and walking track. My husband and I love the place and have been here for a few years.

I don't like man made lakes. It is totally fake. They ruined thousands of God made acres of…read moreforest and river to build a "makework" dam project for thousands of unemployed discharged soldiers. The water is filthy. The fish have so much mercury and lead you can't eat them. People have ingested brain eating amoeba by swimming in lake wappappapello even. It's a toilet bowl as far as I am concerned. I visit Ozark Nation Senic riverways frequently but haven't been to Wapp. for over 40 years.

We had a very day trip here. It was very green and not hardly any people. The oaks trees were huge…read moreand it was so quiet. You could hear the birds singing. We saw a beautiful dear grazing. Lots of roller coaster hills. Plenty of camping sites and a ranger station on site. There is a small store before you get to lake and a very small park store at lake in case you forgot drinks ice etc. I did 4 , because bathrooms were horrible! Had not been attended to in I don't know when. Toilet was bearable but there was friends like lizard and mouse and spider in there literally. Best to go outside if you are afraid of guests. And paint peeling off doors etc. They needed love for sure. No reason for that condition at all. But other than this .... Lake was beautiful and park was lovely. Oh they also had cabins that could be rented.

It's always a good place to camp and float been going here for over 30 Years and Jeffs canoe is…read morethe best

Great river and great place! Not a bad price either. Somewhat easy to find and felt well taken…read morecare of. We will be back the river is just wonderful!

Very nice Very clean…read more Workers are all friendly Lots of medium-old growth trees-which many campgrounds remove. Very pleasant Good Sam campground Totally coming back here!

We have been on a cross-county two week trip with another couple. We plotted out our route, and…read morepicked Landing Point on our way home to Kentucky. We loved our pull-through site. The hookups were perfect. We bought firewood and asked for the pit to be cleaned out (we didn't have a shovel). When the fella came to deliver wood, he cleaned out the pit. We told him we we're making s'mores. He actually scrounged up a couple pieces of scrap wood and ran it back over to us. Great guy!!! The girl in the office said they didn't have fire-starter, but said we could walk around by the woods and pick up kindling.

Small camping area close to Chaonia Landing at Wappapello Lake. 9 spots. Few by the water but on…read moregravel. A few in the shade. Water is available at 1 location, restrooms are across from boat ramp. The boat ramp is about 75 yards from the campground. Restrooms have 1 shower. No electricity. This is considered a primitive camp area. Was quiet till around 8 o'clock when a few squatters come out and set up a tent then leave around 6 am. They don't pay, but was up several times at night with a flashlight looking around the area. When I was there it was quiet and peaceful. Cost is $10 a camp site per day.

This place is amazing. Wonderful open sites large green spaces. The people are friendly, helpful,…read moreand cheerful. The restrooms are so nice. Three private full bathrooms with showers for when you just want a nice long shower. No stalls here. Miles and miles of graveled trails. Super cute cabins if that's your thing. They also offer golf carts to rent to run around down to the river or over to the lake. What a great find!!!

This is a wonderful place! So many ways to stay and many things to do here. The ownership is…read moreamazing and so very friendly. They are good people! Highly recommend this place! We had a great time on our first stay and we will be back!

If you are a trail runner stay away from the red trail. I started at the trailhead from Lake…read moreBoutin. The first half mile of trail is fine. After that it becomes overgrown. At 1.4 miles of this nine mile trail I had to turn back because the trail was impassable with fallen trees and overgrowth. It didn't look like a recent tree downing, it appeared to have been here awhile. I don't think these trails are used very often. Maybe I got off trail. Hard to tell since it was not well marked either. Maybe people only go half a mile and turn back. I had to jump in the lake afterwards to rinse off any potential poison oak/ivy oils. Either way I would not recommend the red loop for running. If you enjoy bushwhacking, running with a machete, and doing volunteer trail maintenance then this trail is perfect for you. That's the only situation where I would suggest this trail for running. Best of luck out there.

We stopped here on way to another town so we could decide if it was worth a trip back here to hike…read moretheir trails. The gal at visitor center was so nice. She was very knowledgeable about the trails here as well as local history. She obviously loves her job and that is a wonderful thing to see. The center itself was very nice with a large number of taxidermy birds and mammals. The history of Indians and the forced march they had to endure is focal point of this park. The park offers some good views out over the mighty Mississippi River. We will return to hike the trails on another day!