Location: Eminence Campgrounds
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- 1. Alley Spring Grist Mill Historic Site
- 2. Rocky Falls Shut-in
- 3. Windy's Canoes, Tubes, Kayaks & Rafts
- 4. Echo Bluff State Park, Missouri
- 5. Blue Spring
- 6. Echo Bluff State Park
- 7. Eagle Falls Ranch Zipline Adventures
- 8. Current River Canoeing Missouri
- 9. Two Rivers Canoe Rental
- 10. Coldwater Ranch
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Eminence Campgrounds | Places to Stay in Eminence
Discover the best Campgrounds in Eminence, Missouri including Eminence Cottages & Camp, Coldwater Ranch Resort, LLC, Circle B Campground, Round Spring Campground, Pine Crest Cabins & RV, Sleepy Bear Cabins.
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1. Eminence Cottages & Camp
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
CASUAL. RELAXED. NATURAL. The perfect Resort to "getaway from it all". Your playground is Missouri's largest National Park. 77,000 acres in Ozark Hill Country with 140 miles of crystal clear, spring fed river way. Eminence Cottages & Camp gives you choices. You can lodge in our Log Cabin with fireplace, private 7 person Hydrotherapy Spa and huge covered deck. Suites with all the extras: personal whirlpool tub, fireplace and king-size bed. Standard & Deluxe Cottages have all the COMFORTS of HOME. Accommodating 2-16 guests they are fully equipped with modern kitchens, private picnic area charcoal grill and fire pit. KIDS 10 & under FREE. Free wireless internet hot spot at our store and hotel suites. Our campground is on an Ozark hillside overlooking the Jack's Fork River valley. Shower house and bathroom facility with all the privacy of home. Pull-thru RV sites with full hookups and tent sites. FREE hot showers! Children 10 & under Camp FREE. Pets welcome on campground and in the pet friendly cabins.
ANNUAL CAMPING TRIP
Reviewed By jimwT4063QQEminence Cottages and Camp is a first-class campground in our experience. We have been vacationing in Eminence for several years. This location is great for motorcyclist campers for several reasons…............ First, the owners, Shannon and Garrett are tops in personal service to their campers. This year, when we had internet download problems, (it’s a working vacation for us) they upgraded the service right away to address our issue. Shannon can provide hotel rooms, cabins, full RV hookups, or cold camping to fit everyone in your group. Second, you are within walking distance of local watering holes which is very important when committed to riding unimpaired. Third, the area is as good as any in the country for cycling road trips. For a change of pace, Windy’s will pickup and deliver to your campsite for your float trip on the Jack’s Fork or Current rivers. And why not engage in a little “Ax Throwing” at the local indoor range? Lastly, the interaction of the locals, the equestrian community, the floaters, the off roaders, is very neighborly and fun. Of course, at days end, stop by the ”Dairy Shack” for ice cream and burgers.
2. Coldwater Ranch Resort, LLC
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Wild horse adventure
Reviewed By bethrM8903CLBest friend and I stayed here while we searched and found the wild horse herd of Missouri. We were immediately welcomed by the ranch dogs (They were precious, well groomed, and very well mannered .) Our cabin was #4 and our porch overlooked some amazing scenery over the pond. The cabin was clean well stocked and the owner stopped in to check if we needed anything and we enjoyed talking to her. She told us where to find the wild horse heard and the next morning we drove a short distance to a huge open field and they were there! We got chairs out of the car drinks and sat and watched them play, sleep and nurse their babies for hours. For the price, the cabin was perfect, Not fancy but comfortable. Other guest had rented stalls for their horses and said riding the trails and seeing the wild horses was a lot of fun and they come several times a year. It was a great weekend and I recommend Cold Water ranch it highly, if you have horses or not.
3. Circle B Campground
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Amazing campground
Reviewed By 641pambI can’t say enough great things about Circle Beautiful campground on the river. Campground very clean. Staff is great camp Host Guy & Karen were wonderful With helping give us a ride after our float. Super nice people. We are easy planning a trip back for next year we loved it so much
4. Round Spring Campground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Great camp hosts and a great place to camp
Reviewed By akelleyrdhThis campground is a great place to camp. It has tons of shaded areas. Each camp spot has a table, fire ring, and a trash pole. The bathrooms are clean, probably one of the cleanist of camp bathrooms. Showers are available on the backside of the restrooms. The campground has easy access to the Current River. Carr's Canoe Rental is just right down the road if you didn't bring your own. The best part of this campground are the campground hosts. They are so nice, helpful, and full of knowledge. We met a couple of the rangers and they were nice too. We attended a park ranger program that they have in the pm and it was full of information. We went in May so it was still a little cool. We didn't have problems with too many bugs but I can see in the summer you will need lots of your bug/tick spray. Highly recommend this place.
5. Pine Crest Cabins & RV
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Wonderful place to stay.
Reviewed By happycamp18My family and I stayed at this campground for Memorial Day weekend and we had a wonderful time. We used our camper and one cabin. The cabin was very nice and clean with cold air. They even let us board our horses and the camp host took us on a guided trail ride along the river. This place is under new management and doing well. We will definitely be staying here again.
6. Sleepy Bear Cabins
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
One 5-bedroom cabin that sleeps up to 12 people and two 1-bedroom cabins that sleep up to 4 people each.
Stayed previously in 2019 under different ownership. It's gone downhill
Reviewed By angelawC981IZWe stayed at Sleepy Bear Cabins back in 2019 and had a wonderful experience. We were excited when we booked another stay for 2021. It was our understanding that the cabins changed ownership in 2020. There was a drastic difference in our experiences. This time, we experienced dirty cabins and equipment that failed. In addition, we were accused of damages that were unavoidable due to the condition of the items. This year, we again booked all 3 cabins. My family stayed in the Brown cabin. Upon arrival, I attempted to settle in and unfolded the hideaway bed in the couch only to find sheets that were covered in dirt and even contained what we identified as a vape cartridge. My husband spoke with the owners and they came and cleaned the hideaway bed and provided new sheets. We were very appreciative and understanding about this because we know that there can be oversights. However, we then spoke with other members of our family who were staying in the Grizzly and Kodiak cabins. They too experienced trash and dirty beds. One member of our family had animal hair covering the bedding. Another found garbage scattered underneath one of the beds. The cabins were not stocked well with toiletries that we would need for our almost week-long stay (hand soap, dish soap, garbage bags, toilet paper). The grill that was provided did not contain all functioning parts. The air conditioner in the main part of the Grizzly cabin did not blow any cold air. During our 5-night stay, the water quit working on us twice. We had members of our group who couldn’t shower because you never knew when the water would turn off. When we did have water, the pressure was terrible. The Wi-Fi was basically non-existent. Only in the Brown cabin could you connect to Wi-Fi. We wanted to be good guests and not complain, so we tried not to be nit-picky. Instead of being difficult about the dirty bedding, a few members of our group drove to Walmart an hour away in the middle of the night to purchase our own sheets and pillows. We also purchased our own hand soap, dish soap, and cleaning supplies. These purchases cost us more than $500. In addition, we were disappointed in the condition (or lack of) patio furniture that had previously been there. The pictures on the Sleepy Bear Cabin Facebook page do not reflect their current setup and condition. The indoor furniture was also in poor condition. The surface of the recliners was peeling off and left a mess on the floor. In hindsight, we should have notified the owners of our concerns when they happened. After check out, we received an email accusing us of damages. We understood that some of their accusations could have been our fault because of the number of individuals in our group, however, there were things they accused us of that were not our doing. For example, we were accused of tearing up flooring. This was not done by us. We had moved a bed a few inches to make more room and hadn’t returned it to its original spot prior to leaving. During their cleaning, they tore up their own floor moving the bed back. We had received no instructions on what needed done prior to checking out, so we decided to leave it for the owners to put it back where they wanted it (during our previous stay, we had been provided with a well-organized binder with the expectations of our stay and what to do for check-out). Another “damage” we were accused of was breaking a curtain rod. An adult member of our group had removed the curtains in an effort to expose the air conditioners more (see issue with the air conditioner above). The curtain rod was not broken in any way, but was just removed from the hooks. There was also a free-standing panel that covered the water heater. We remembered this panel from our stay back in 2019. It has spent at least 2 years in a hot, humid hallway. It was accidently knocked over by a member of our group and broke. We were accused of damaging this as well even though it was in a very poor and weak condition to begin with. After being contacted about these damages, my husband called to discuss it with the owners. He acknowledged that they had some concerns that we should take responsibility for, but my husband also tried to address some of their accusations that we didn’t feel we should be held accountable for. In addition, my husband attempted to address the concerns we had about our stay, but was rudely talked over and told that we were no longer welcome to stay there and they would also be letting their friends in the area know about us as well. We have vacationed in several areas over the years and have never been accused of damages like the Sleepy Bear Cabins has accused us of. We were very disappointed in the condition of the cabins when we arrived and that the owners were not willing to listen to us voice these concerns after we left. We were very unhappy with our poor experience this time around because we had enjoyed our stay with the previous owners. Despite the uncleanliness and condition of the cabins, our biggest concern is that we were unable to discuss these with them. Our recommendations to future guests – take your own bedding and record any damage at the beginning of your stay.
