Thibaut Point

Little piece of heaven, for a night of stay, there is a beach area half a mile to our spot. Well kept with water hookup.

Our original reservation was for site 11, when we got there, though, it was clearly not suitable for our little camper. It was not level and although right on the water was very small and cramped. So we moved to site 18, which was actually a really lovely site although Rocky. we saw pileated woodpeckers and lots of birds, including an eagle across the point. It was a nice place to stay. The showers are far away and you have to drive to them and the closest toilet is a pit toilet. When we drove around and explored the area. We discovered that Harry Truman state park is a beautiful place very close by and if we return to the area will likely stay there. The sites are large and the park is well-maintained.

The camp site has water and electric only. (No Sewer hook up) It is quiet and it has many large shade trees. Gravel pads are pretty level and easy to get in to. There is a boat ramp and a swim beach within a mile of the camp sitef. Crappie, Catfish and Bass fishing is excellent. Even if you do not have a boat there are lots of good bank fishing spots and many great fishing guides in the area. The area volunteer is awesome. (Tanya) She is friendly and helpful with local the local area.

Love this location. Been doing twice annual trips here for more than 30 years and always a great experience!

Well maintained, beautiful swim area, nice boat launch and parking.
Restrooms need a little “love” and washer/dryers work but have seen better days. $2 to wash $2 to dry, there’s a lot of people through here so it’s all well used.
Deer, turkey, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits and birds a plenty.

My favorite COE campground at Truman Lake. Nice beach, clean facilities, and breath taking views. The camp hosts were very nice and helpful.

We were engaged in a kayak-to-camp activity and chose Thibaut Point Campground as our destination for our first night. The location from the water to the campsite was great for our stay, as we could leave our kayaks in a safe location as we unpacked and set up our campsite. We were early to the campsite, so only a few RV's were set up. As the day progressed, more campers arrived. We had two things happen that we thought were worth making note of. The people who came to the adjoining campsite to us brought with them 4 dogs. Although the dogs were well behaved when the owners were present, when they left the next morning for the day, the 4 dogs were left alone, tied to trees and barking for the rest of the morning so that the remaining campers could enjoy the sounds of their barking. Perhaps a limit on the number of pets that are allowed is appropriate. The second thing that happened was the people in the RV directly across from us left their lights on for the entire night, making it difficult to sleep. While I recognize I may be alone with these complaints, I thought it was worth noting for others who are looking for a quiet experience.

Beautiful sites. They need to level the sites though.

The grass was way to tall for the kids playing look like it was not taken care of very well

Quiet n very nice views