Table Rock Lake - Missouri

Table Rock Lake in full view.

RV sites overlooking Table Rock Lake — named America’s #1 lake for 2026 — tucked into the Mark Twain National Forest with private trails leading down to the water. Enjoy full hookups, big-rig-friendly sites, quiet natural surroundings, and quick access to town, marinas, and lake life.

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Available Booked or closed — check your dates above, then click any site for details.

By the numbers

Sites across the park

Lakeview sites — over half

Full

Hookups at every site

$30

Nightly RV sites, starting

Ways to stay

Pick the stay that fits the trip.

Every site comes with full hookups. Spend a few nights by the lake, settle in for a month, or store the rig between trips. Rates shown are starting points — exact pricing depends on the site and dates you choose.

Nightly

From $30 a night

Pull-through and back-in sites with full hookups. Lakeview sites available — ask when you book.

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Monthly

From $350 a month

Stay a season — six-month minimum. Monthly sites include a generous electric allowance, with simple metered overage so you only pay for what you use.

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Storage

Between trips

Leave the trailer with us when you head home. On-site storage so the next getaway is just a drive away, not a tow.

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Your home base at the lake

Set it up once. The lake is yours all season.

Keep your RV here as your home away from home on Table Rock. Build a deck, plant flowers, keep the boat at Campbell Point Marina — then just drive the car up, show up, and have fun. Leave the truck and the heavy lifting at home. We’ll handle the rest.

We mow and maintainPull in to a tidy, cared-for site every time.

Clean showers and groundsKept up by us, so you don’t have to.

Your RV kept securePeace of mind while you’re back home.

Make it yoursDecks, gardens, and a real home-away setup.

Leave the heavy liftingPark the truck — no towing, no setup.

Boat rentals and marinaBoats and slips for rent, boat sales, and a full-service marina minutes away at Campbell Point.

Reserve your site Ask about long-term rates

Bringing the crew? Ask about a block of sites for the whole group — nightly or long-term.

On site and nearby

Everything hooked up and ready.

No surprises when you pull in. The essentials are dialed in so you can get to the good part — the lake and the woods around it.

Full hookups at every site

Every site has full hookups — 20, 30, and 50-amp electric, water and sewer.

High-speed Wi-Fi

Fast, high-speed wireless throughout the park, so you can stream, work, or check in from your site.

New shower house

A brand-new shower house with private, lockable shower rooms — your own clean space, not a shared stall.

Guest laundry

On-site guest laundry, so you can travel light and head home with everything clean.

Gas station

24/7 gas at the pumps, plus an on-site store with seasonal hours.

Large kids playground

A large, modern playground to keep the kids busy while you settle in.

Lakeview sites

Over half of our sites look out over Table Rock Lake.

Oversized level pads

Oversized, level gravel pad sites — pull-through and back-in — that accommodate rigs of all sizes.

Private trails to the lake

Walk our own private trails down to the Table Rock Lake shoreline at the Corps boundary.

Long-term sites

Build a deck, plant flowers, and make it your own home at the lake.

Full-service marina

Rent a boat, a slip, or equipment at the full-service Campbell Point marina, about a mile down the road — plus boat sales and fuel on the water.

Local dining

Many local restaurants within five miles — Watson’s on the Water, Pizza Hut, 39 Grill, Boondocks, Casa Maya, and more.

See for yourself

A look around the park.

A few looks around Area71 — from lakeview sites and wooded pull-throughs to the playground, bathhouse, and the Table Rock Lake scenery just beyond your door.

Wide view of Table Rock Lake and rolling, tree-covered Ozark hills under a partly cloudy sky.

Open gravel RV site number 18 framed by tall pines, with a distant view of the Ozark hills.

A large fifth-wheel RV parked on a lakeview site edged with a natural stone retaining wall.

A North Point fifth-wheel RV on a level gravel site beside a stacked woodpile and a fire ring.

Rows of wide, level gravel RV sites set among shade trees under a dramatic sky.

A quiet street near the park sloping down toward Table Rock Lake, lined with early-autumn trees.

A Montana fifth-wheel RV set up on a spacious gravel site bordered by cedar trees.

A junction of tree-lined gravel roads leading to wooded, well-spaced RV sites.

A gravel park road edged with natural stone borders and shade trees in afternoon sunlight.

A shaded RV site tucked among cedar trees, with a travel trailer and a covered patio area.

An open grassy area with shade trees at the end of Cali Lane, used as a dog-walking space.

A children's playground with a yellow tube slide, swing set, and picnic tables on a sunny day.

A clean, modern tiled bathhouse with a glass-door shower, pedestal sink, and toilet.

The park

Know the lay of the land.

Numbered sites line Calli Lane, Xander’s Way, and Roxy Road, with the store, gas pumps, bathhouse, and playground close to the entrance.

Map of Area71 RV Park: numbered RV sites along Calli Lane, Xander's Way, and Roxy Road beside Table Rock Lake, with tent sites and mobile-home sites marked, plus the store, gas pumps, parking, bathhouse, playground, and trash locations.

Click any site for its details — the same numbers you’ll choose from when booking.

Shell Knob and the lake

Shell Knob is the destination.

Shell Knob is the quiet side of the lake, great for watersports, fishing, and enjoying the national forest. When you want the big-city fun, Branson and all its attractions are an easy hour away.

Public swim areas at Campbell Point and Big Bay Recreation Area — all Table Rock shoreline is public-use land.
Shell Knob recreation areas — the Mark Twain National Forest, CCC Park, and the 6.5-mile Pilot Knob trail.
Boat-up dining at Pizza Hut near the Shell Knob bridge or Watson’s at Campbell Point — plus local cafes, shops, and the Red Barn Flea Market in town.
Roaring River State Park trout fishing — about a half-hour
Day trips when you want them: Dogwood Canyon (~30 min), plus Branson shows, Silver Dollar City, Shepherd of the Hills, Springfield’s Bass Pro, and Wonders of Wildlife (all about an hour).

Explore Table Rock Lake

Visit Shell Knob Campbell Point Marina Shell Knob recreation Roaring River State Park Dogwood Canyon Visit Table Rock Lake

Over half

of our sites look out over the lake — in summer, those book first.

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