Welcome to
Pine Trails Campground
Camping starts on March 1st.
We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of nature, and we want to make it easy and affordable for people to do so.
Pine Trails Campground in Southeast Missouri offers a perfect balance of privacy and amenities.
Reserve your spot today!
Comfortable Camping in Southeast Missouri
Looking for a comfortable camping trip in Southeast Missouri? Then look no further than Pine Trails Campground!
Here you can relax in nature, fishing in the many rivers and lakes, hiking through the forests and enjoying the fresh air. And when night falls, you can retire to your comfortable campsite where you can sleep soundly under the stars.
Our Location
19664 Hwy 32, Belleview, MO, 63623
Facilities
Our campground includes the following amenities and facilities for our guests to enjoy.
Ample Parking
Pet Friendly
Camp Store
Bath House
30/50 Amp Service
Water & Sewer Hookups
Picnic Area
Laundry Room
Southeast Missouri Attractions
Council Bluff Lake
Council Bluff Lake, the biggest lake in the Mark Twain National Forest, was constructed when a dam was built across the Big River in northern Iron County, Missouri. The lake is roughly 440 acres in size, with a maximum depth of 87 feet. While fishing is a major pastime at the lake, it is also widely known for swimming, having a 54,000-square-foot sand swim beach that is particularly popular during the summer. Throughout the year, a hiking track that around the lake is also popular.
Johnson's Shut-Ins
Looking for a one-of-a-kind tourist spot? Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park is rich in history!
Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park and the adjacent St. Francois Mountains are exceptional places to explore because of their wilderness traits and geology. Its rough aspect makes it ideal for hiking, picnics, swimming in the shut-ins, discovering nature, or simply resting.
Elephant Rocks State Park
The elephant rocks, carved from 1.5 billion-year-old granite, are massive boulders that stand end-to-end like a circus elephant train. The rocks have produced formations that excite geologists, history enthusiasts interested in historical quarrying, and youngsters who love to climb on and between the boulders.
Picnic tables are strewn amid the trees and provide ideal areas to have a picnic meal or rest while seeing the park's unique geological structures.
Fort Davidson Historic Site
Arcadia Valley in Iron County is now a tranquil setting in one of Missouri's most picturesque places. However, in September 1864, the valley was the site of one of the state's greatest and most bloody conflicts, the Battle of Pilot Knob. Confederate Maj. Gen. Sterling Price led an army of 8,000 troops against the Union garrison at Fort Davidson at Pilot Knob during the engagement.
The Battle of Pilot Knob State Historic Site preserves Fort Davidson as well as the site where so many Confederate and Union troops died. A tourist center and museum interprets the fight with exhibitions, video presentations, and a battle diorama made of fiber optics. The playground, picnic area, and hiking route on the property are all enjoyable places to spend time.
Taum Sauk Mountain
The highest point in Missouri is located in Taum Sauk Mountain State Park. This is an excellent spot to experience the magnificence of the St. Francois Mountain Region, with magnificent pathways and spectacular overlook places. Climb the observation tower or hike the three-mile circle route past the tallest waterfall region. The Ozark Trail includes Taum Sauk Mountain.
Climb to the top of Taum Sauk Mountain State Park to truly be on top of Missouri. The park's 7,500 acres feature the state's highest peak. Hikers will enjoy the park's hickory forests and rocky glades, which are located in the St. Francois Mountains.
Old Village Mercantile
Old Village Mercantile, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, is the place to be. An original 1909 mercantile that transports you to a simpler period. It's a memorable event for the entire family. Enjoy 600 different types of Old Fashioned Candy, Fudge, a Coffee House & Smoothie Bar, an Antique Gallery, Gifts, and much more! Come see for yourself at the Historic Village of Caledonia, Missouri!
The Old Village Mercantile transports you to a simpler era. It's a memorable event for the entire family. The historic structure was constructed in 1909. They are also well-known for their antiques and handcrafted treats.
Caledonia is steeped with Scottish heritage. Main street was established in the mid-nineteenth century.
Special Offers
Stay 7 Nights & Save!
Stay for seven nights and receive our special weekly rate of only $240. That's 7 nights for the price of 6.
Long-Term Discount
We offer special prices for long-term stays. Contact us to find out about booking your extended stay at Pine Trails Campground
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Campground Information
Address
19664 Hwy 32
Belleview, MO, 63623
Phone Number
(573) 760-2724
Check-In
After 1:00 PM
Check-Out
By 11:00 AM
Pet Policy
Pet Allowed: Yes
max 2 per site