Aux Arc

I’m a 40’ 5th wheel (60’ combined, 13’5” high, 5-slides) and fit easily into site B17, water & power worked fine. Other sites will challenge your backing skill for big rigs. Lots of speed bumps. Nice view of Lake Ozark. Restrooms/showers could use some deep cleaning (large spiders). Trains are frequent on the other side of the lake night & day with a whistle crossing, you’ll hear them. I enjoyed the barge traffic with a loud siren as they move thru the locks. Book ahead, locals manipulate the reservation system by booking then parking their empty camper on the site to show occupancy till they show up days later.

There were no campground maps available; the bathroom was trashy. Otherwise it was OK.

Enjoy the park because it is spacious, beautiful and in a very serene area.

We loved this place! The sites include level paved surfaces for your RV and a parking spot for your towed vehicle next to your RV. An aluminum picnic table has a roof over it and a fire ring in the corner of a gravel patio. We had a river view and the grounds are beautifully wooded. The shower house was clean with plenty of hot water. We want to return some day and stay longer. Inexpensive, too!

Great park! I love it there. Easy to ge in. large site and crowed when we were there!

very scenic, nice view of the bridge, trains, barges

We had reservation Dec. 3rd and 4th. Our reservation was for site D009. The power would not stay on and we couldn't contact anyone to help us. I had to book a different site so we could have power our 2nd day. We love to stop here on our trips it's one of our favorite parks on our trips. Think you need to be aware of that site. Other than that our stays were good. On our way home I had to book 2 nights also but only needed one night. Good price so no problem.

Nice park and campsite. Water was frozen, but it was 16 degrees. We enjoyed our overnight stay here.

Loved sitting and watching the river

We love Aux Arc park and camp there often. I would normally give my stay at this beautiful, relaxing park 5 stars. However some campers in the park made it a less pleasant stay and without full time attendents this time of year, they were able to break some rules regarding pets. The campers had two very large dogs and they did not keep them on a leash. They barked loudly for most of the stay and I witnessed a lady jogging and getting almost knocked down by one of the large dogs jumping all over her and barking in her face (very big dog/Great Dane size), the owners came out and couldn't get a hold of the dog, he ended up accousting the lady twice and then took off running in the woods. The owners gave up trying to catch him and the dog came back to the campsite after sometime being loose in the park. The campers had a hard time controlling their dogs during the trip and it made for a less than perfect experience with all the noise of them barking so loudly day and night. I am all for taking your pets camping with you, I love all the fur babies, but it's common courtsey to make sure your pet is comfortable and under control and not impacting the campers around you.