Camping

at Mark Twain State Park

Mark Twain State Park offers basic and electric campsites, a special-use camping area and a group camp. On-season (April through October) services include modern restrooms, a dump station, showers, water, laundry and firewood.  Currently nightly camping fees can be found through Fees and Seasons on the right; nightly camping fees effective May 1, 2013, can be found by clicking here. 

New Camping Option:  Need a little extra space?  Try one of the park's family campsites (sites 60, 78, 88 and 101 in Coyote Campground).  Rates can be found under Fees and Seasons to the right.

Badger Campground features electric campsites.

Coyote Campground has basic and electric campsites.

Puma Campground features electric campsites.   

All three campgrounds are open and reservable year-round. For weekend reservations, there is a required two-night minimum stay of Friday/Saturday.

Campers planning to carry in firewood must comply with current firewood advisories. 

During the off-season (November through March), potable water is available at the frost-free spigot near campsite 1.