Wild Boar Campground

How does a serene campground next to the largest lake in Mark Twain National Forest sound for your next escape? Wild Boar Campground in Belleview, Missouri, offers a balanced mix of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and practical facilities, making it an ideal base for both relaxation and adventure seekers.

Set within the Council Bluff Recreation Area, Wild Boar Campground features a range of camping options, including 39 single sites, seven double sites, nine walk-in sites, and four spacious group sites. Every campsite is equipped with a picnic table, fire ring, and lantern post. While the campground provides access to potable water and vault toilets, there are no electric or water hookups, making this spot best suited for those looking to enjoy more traditional camping. The campground's proximity to the 440-acre Council Bluff Lake is a standout feature. The lake is a hub for recreational activities such as boating, canoeing, fishing, and swimming, with a sandy beach and a playground nearby for family fun. A 12-mile hiking and biking trail encircles the lake, offering stunning views of the water and forest.

Located roughly 10 miles from Belgrade, and about 25 miles from Caledonia, the area offers a secluded yet accessible retreat. Nearby Chapel Hill Beach features flush toilets, showers, and a concession stand, less than a 15-minute drive away. For those eager to explore, the Ozark Trail is just west of the area, providing opportunities for extended hiking adventures. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended camping trip, Wild Boar Campground is a relaxing and scenic destination well-suited for families, groups, and individual nature enthusiasts alike.