Dispersed Camping in Ozark County, Missouri
Showing 11 locations in Ozark County.
Cedar Ridge RV Park and Storage
A private RV park offering 27 full hook-up gravel sites in the heart of the Ozarks. Ideal base camp for exploring local fishing holes, natural landmarks, and historical sites.
Cooper Road Dispersed Area
A tranquil forest corridor along Cooper Road in the Mark Twain National Forest, providing primitive pull-offs within a quiet wooded setting. It offers peaceful, basic camping away from high-traffic routes.
Della Ramsey Ridge Spur B
A quiet ridge-line spur in the Mark Twain National Forest. The road features a gravel surface and offers a few dispersed camping spots nestled among the trees.
Nottinghill Spur A
A secluded wooded corridor within the Ava Ranger District of Mark Twain National Forest. This dirt spur offers quiet dispersed camping options surrounded by native oak and pine forest.
Nottinghill Spur B
Another quiet, forested spur road in the Mark Twain National Forest near Gainesville. Ideal for secluded, self-contained dispersed camping.
Patrick Bridge Access
Primitive riverside camping located at the Patrick Bridge Access on the North Fork of the White River. Managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation, this area offers free, basic camping on the north side of the river with fire rings, picnic tables, and vault toilets. It is a popular spot for launching canoes and accessing the river.
Sunburst Ranch
A private, commercial campground and canoe rental facility situated along the North Fork of the White River, offering fully developed campsites and cabins.
Thompson Hollow
A peaceful hollow road corridor in the Mark Twain National Forest. It winds through dense Missouri woodland, offering remote dispersed camping spots.
Udall Park
A primitive developed campground on the north end of Norfork Lake. It offers simple campsites with scenic lake views and water hookups available at select locations.
Wells Hollow Dispersed
Peaceful dispersed camping corridor along Wells Hollow Road in the Mark Twain National Forest. Provides quick access to primitive wooded campsites.
Wells Ridge Road Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Wells Ridge Road in the Mark Twain National Forest. This area provides basic pull-offs nestled among peaceful oak and pine woods.