Dispersed Camping in Stone County, Missouri
Showing 11 locations in Stone County.
Aunts Creek Campground
A developed USACE campground situated on the scenic James River Arm of Table Rock Lake, offering wooded sites with views of the water and access to excellent fishing and boating.
Baxter Campground
A well-appointed developed campground situated along the scenic White River Arm of Table Rock Lake, popular for water recreation, boating, and fishing.
Black Oak RV Park
A private, luxury RV park nestled in the Ozark Mountains near Table Rock Lake, featuring full hookups, a saltwater pool, and premium amenities.
Cape Fair Campground
A spacious and well-shaded campground situated along the James River arm of Table Rock Lake. This location features scenic waterfront views, excellent fishing opportunities, a boat ramp, and a sandy swimming beach.
Forest Road a2810b6d Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites along a gravel forest corridor. The aggregate surface provides superior traction and support compared to native dirt tracks in the area.
Forest Road c1dcb53b Dispersed
Dispersed campsites located on a native-surface forest road in the Mark Twain National Forest. Suitable for boondockers looking for total privacy near Kimberling City.
Indian Point Campground
A spacious, wooded campground on the White River Arm of Table Rock Lake. It offers excellent shade and convenient access to the water, making it a great destination for fishing, swimming, and boating.
Mark Twain Forest Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along an unnamed forest road in the Mark Twain National Forest. This area provides standard dirt-road access to quiet, wooded sites.
Mark Twain National Forest near Kimberling City, MO
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Mill Creek Campground
A bright, welcoming lakeside campground on the White River Arm of Table Rock Lake. Many campsites sit directly on the water's edge, offering expansive panoramic views.
Sow Coon Mountain Forest Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping opportunities are located along this forest road within the Mark Twain National Forest. The native dirt surface provides a rustic backcountry feel under the forest canopy near Sow Coon Mountain.