Roubidoux Spring Campground & RV Park

The Roubidoux Spring Campground & RV Park blends convenience with natural beauty, offering full hookup sites along the crystalline Roubidoux Creek just minutes from Waynesville’s historic downtown. The campground features 50-amp electric service, sewer, and water at gravel back-in and pull-through sites, with ADA-accessible heated shower facilities and fire rings provided by park staff.

Situated on Historic Route 66, the park serves as a gateway to the Roubidoux Spring—Missouri’s sixth-largest spring—where cave divers explore underwater passages (permitted through local authorities). A paved trail connects the campground to Roubidoux Park’s spray fountain and the Trail of Tears interpretive sites, while Laughlin Park’s swimming hole is a short walk away. Trout fishing in the creek requires Missouri licenses, available at nearby vendors.

The setting appeals to both overnight travelers on I-44 and extended-stay visitors, with quiet hours enforced from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Pets are permitted under supervision, and alcohol is allowed at campsites. Downtown Waynesville’s shops and the Pulaski County Farmers’ Market (Saturdays) add local charm within a five-minute drive. The campground’s disciplined maintenance and creekfront views position it as a reliable choice for RVers seeking accessibility without sacrificing natural appeal.