Campground Overview
About St. Francois State Park
Does a state park campground that combines the serenity of Missouri's wooded glades with modern comforts like hot showers and electric hookups sound like your perfect escape? St. Francois State Park Campground in Bonne Terre, Missouri, delivers just that with its picturesque setting along the Big River and access to Coonville Creek. This well-equipped campground features 110 sites, including electric options and spacious family sites, catering to both tent campers and RV travelers.
Nestled within the 2,735-acre state park, the campground offers easy access to outdoor recreation like fishing, kayaking, and swimming in the Big River, as well as scenic hiking trails winding through oak and hickory forests. Notable trails include the 11-mile Pike Run Trail, which welcomes equestrians and backpackers. Campground amenities include modern restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, a dump station, and a playground, ensuring a comfortable base for exploring the park’s natural and historic intrigues, such as blufftop caves and moonshiner lore.
Located just four miles from Bonne Terre and under an hour’s drive south of St. Louis, the campground is a convenient retreat for weekend getaways or extended nature vacations. Nearby attractions include Elephant Rocks State Park and Hawn State Park, offering additional opportunities to enjoy Missouri’s captivating outdoors. Whether you're seeking a relaxing riverside picnic or an adventure in the Ozark hills, St. Francois State Park provides an inviting mix of tranquility and activity.
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