The state park has a handful of camping cabins available. They're fairly new constructions made of pine. All wood interior and furniture. Double bed, futon, and a tiny loft for children. Complete with electricity, lights, small fridge, microwave, kitchen table, and heating/AC. There's a bench on the porch, an outdoor picnic table, grill and fire pit. 4 of the cabins... More

love camping here,lots of trails,showers,nature,going camping in april if weather is good2012 More

Have my own boat. Excellent place to put in at Route U free of charge, and great smooth water most days to play! Muddy, but smoothhhh. More

The Shrine is really an interesting place to visit. It has the birth home of Mark Twain, furniture from his Hartford home, and the original manuscript of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Various exhibits display life in Florida MO at the time of his birth. Although older children would enjoy this---it seems mostly for adults and fans of Mark Twain.... More

Mark Twain Lake was opened 26 years ago. It was built to help with flood control of the Salt River, which flows into the Mississippi River in NE Missouri. The lake has 285 miles of natural shoreline and around 18,000 acres of water. Sport fishermen are plentiful here. The lake is known for its crappie fishing, and many bass tournaments... More

Nice size lake that doesn't get a lot of large cruisers or speedboats like the Lake of the Ozarks. Homes and businesses cannot be built directly on the lake, so very quiet and calm for a family outing. The beach at Spalding landing was less than desirable (not real sandy), but the water is sure cleaner than the Mississippi. We... More