Ozark National Scenic Riverways

Ozark National Scenic Riverways is the first national park area to protect a river system. The Current and Jacks Fork rivers are two of the finest floating rivers found anywhere. Spring-fed, cold and clear: they are a delight to canoe, swim, boat, or fish. Besides these two famous rivers, the park is home to hundreds of freshwater springs, caves, trails, and historic sites such as Alley Mill.

Alley Spring Campground; Big Spring Campground; Round Spring Campground; Pulltite Campground; Two Rivers Campground; Akers Group Campground; Big Tree Campground; Gooseneck Campground; Clubhouse Campground; Cedar Spring Campground; Grubb Hollow Campground; Powder Mill Campground; Log Yard Campground; Blue Spring Campground; Bay Creek Campground; Bachers Campground; Rymers Campground; Shawnee Creek Campground; Sinking Creek Campground; Cedar Grove Campground; Dee Murray Campground; Jerktail Campground; Broadfoot Campground

Use a designated campsite that permits your vehicle and equipment. Check the individual campground maximum lengths, access, generator rules and food-storage requirements; a parking area is not permission to sleep overnight.