Campground Improvements
Since 2003, the Missouri state park system has upgraded campgrounds and facilities to meet visitor demands. The projects listed below are supported by state park users through camping fees and the parks, soils and water sales tax.
Campsite Improvements
The following major campground improvements have been completed.
- St. Joe State Park has added 25 new 50-amp electric campsites.
- Onondaga Cave State Park campground has been completely remodeled and now features 66 new campsites; 48 of these campsites offer 50-amp electric service and water hookups.
- Table Rock State Park has added 11 new campsites that feature sewer, 50-amp electric service and water.
- Bennett Spring State Park's Campground 1 has been renovated.
Electrification Projects
To meet visitor demands for electric campsites, 50-amp electric service has been added to almost 600 campsites at the following state parks.
- Arrow Rock State Historic Site - 15 campsites
- Sam A. Baker State Park - 25 campsites
- Lake of the Ozarks State Park - 39 campsites
- Lake Wappapello State Park - 32 campsites
- Lewis and Clark State Park - 20 campsites
- Long Branch State Park - 20 campsites
- Mark Twain State Park - 19 campsites
- Meramec State Park - 99 campsites
- Montauk State Park - 55 campsites
- Pomme de Terre State Park - 81 campsites
- Stockton State Park - 15 campsites
- Table Rock State Park - 36 campsites
- Harry S Truman State Park - 29 campsites
- Wakonda State Park - 59 campsites
- Watkins Woolen Mill State Park and State Historic Site - 19 campsites
- Weston Bend State Park - 15 campsites
Electrification projects are currently scheduled for Trail of Tears, St. Francois, Crowder and Long Branch state parks.
Showerhouse Improvements

The following state parks offer new or renovated showerhouses.
- Crowder State Park (new)
- Roaring River State Park (renovated and expanded)
- St. Francois State Park (renovated and expanded)
- St. Joe State Park (renovated and expanded)
- Table Rock State Park (new)
- Wallace State Park (new)
- Watkins Woolen Mill State Park and State Historic Site (new)
- Washington State Park (renovation and expansion scheduled)
New showerhouse projects are scheduled for Bennett Spring and Roaring River state parks and Arrow Rock State Historic Site.
Camper Cabins/Yurt
In an effort to meet the growing demand for additional lodging opportunities and to provide a unique log cabin experience, camper cabins have been added at Lake Wappapello, Mark Twain and Stockton state parks and a yurt at Lake of the Ozarks State Park.
