Two Rivers
4.5221 reviewsHCR2, EMINENCE, MO 65466, USA
Two Rivers
$10.00 - $45.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Standard Site Fee$20.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$45.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
Fees vary seasonally. Peak season (April 15 - October 15): Standard Nonelectric ($20.00), Tent Only Nonelectric ($10.00), Group Standard Nonelectric ($45.00). Non-Peak Season: Standard Nonelectric ($10.00), Tent Only Nonelectric ($10.00), Group Standard Nonelectric ($25.00). Discounts, taxes, or incremental charges may apply.
About this campground
Where two legendary Ozark rivers meet, adventure begins. Nestled at the confluence of the crystal-clear Current and Jacks Fork Rivers, this year-round gateway to the Ozark National Scenic Riverways invites you to experience some of Missouri's most pristine waterways. Whether you're paddling through morning mist, floating lazily on a summer afternoon, hiking forest trails, or exploring on horseback, each day here writes its own story. Modern amenities complement the wilderness experience during peak season, while off-season visitors discover a quieter, more intimate connection with nature.
The Two Rivers campground offers multiple types of camping accommodations, including tent-only sites, standard non-electric family sites, and group cluster sites.
Historical SignificanceStep back in time at the nearby Alley Mill and Alley Spring, where the echoes of Ozark heritage still resonate through weathered timber and rushing water. This historic mill, a testament to early American ingenuity, welcomes daily summer visitors with ranger-led tours that bring the past to life. These cultural treasures offer a fascinating counterpoint to your outdoor adventures, weaving human history into the natural tapestry of the region.
Weather and SeasonsEach season paints the Ozarks in different hues. Winter brings crisp, clear skies and dry air perfect for peaceful camping under star-filled nights. Spring awakens the forest with bursts of wildflower color and fresh green canopies, though occasional rain showers and gusty winds remind visitors to pack accordingly. Historical weather patterns reveal consistently moderate conditions during shoulder seasons, making this an ideal escape when crowds thin and nature takes center stage.
ElevationThe gentle roll of the Ozark landscape creates a natural amphitheater where rivers wind through ancient valleys, though specific elevation details remain unrecorded in official documentation.
Natural Features and SceneryImmerse yourself in an Ozark forest cathedral where towering white oaks and Shortleaf pines create a verdant canopy overhead. Along the riverbanks, majestic Sycamores, Cottonwoods, and River birches frame your water adventures while Sugar maples add splashes of seasonal color. Spring transforms this woodland sanctuary into a botanical wonderland as Redbuds paint the understory pink and Dogwoods scatter white blooms like nature's confetti throughout the forest.
Geological RegionWelcome to the geological wonderland of the Ozark National Scenic Riverways, where millennia of water's patient work has carved an underground empire of caves, springs, and sinkholes. This remarkable karst landscape features mysterious losing streams that vanish into the earth, only to resurface as crystal-clear springs. Above ground, the iconic Ozark forest dominates the scenery with its signature white oaks and Shortleaf pines standing sentinel over the highlands, while Sycamores, Cottonwoods, River birches, and maples line the waterways like nature's own welcoming committee.
Campsite details
AccessibilityAccessibility features are not explicitly detailed in the source materials.
Sites SizeCampsites are described as small and close together by some reviewers, including Timothy K Hamilton, who noted that the site sizes made them feel crowded.
Sites PrivacyPrivacy is limited due to small site sizes and the proximity of campsites to one another, as noted by Timothy K Hamilton: 'Many campsites had three tents, which might not be so bad, except that the campsites were so small and close together.'
Total Campsites19 campsites
Recommended CampsitesCluster sites provide proximity to the river and clean facilities. Opt for these sites for a more scenic experience.
Best CampsitesCluster Site #1 and Cluster Site #2 are highly rated. Users recommend sites close to river access for views and convenience.
Reserving a campsite
Check-in
11:00 AM
Check-out
12:00 PM
Stay Limit
Maximum 14 nights per visit and total within rolling 30-day period.
Guests Allowed Per Site
Two tents or one RV and one tent per site for Standard Family sites. Six tents maximum per Cluster Sites.
Groups
Group cluster sites accommodate up to six tents and no RVs, as noted in the rules section. Parking concerns were raised in user reviews, with SUZANNE P noting that 'non-camping visitors took parking spaces at Cluster Site #2.'
Tents
Tents are allowed
RV vehicles
RV vehicles are allowed
Primitive
Primitive are not allowed
Reservable
Reservations are allowed
Site layoutCluster sites are grouped close together, with small individual site sizes.
Open and Closed SeasonOpen year-round. Flush toilets and showers available April 15–October 15.
Reservation PlatformsReservations available via Recreation.gov online profile or by calling 877-444-6777.
Walk-in Availability19 walk-in sites available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Cancellation PolicyModifications to reservations may be done as a self-service online. Cancellation fees include $10, and refunds subtract first-night fees for late cancellations.
Accomodation available
GroupGroup campsites are offered for larger parties such as families, schools, or organizations. These sites provide space and facilities to accommodate multiple people camping together.
Amenities available
Showers
Fire rings
Picnic tables
Flush toilets
Camp Store
Activities you can enjoy
Two Rivers campground offers a variety of recreational activities. Visitors frequently enjoy canoeing, tubing, swimming, and fishing on the crystal-clear Current River and nearby Jacks Fork River. Hiking and horseback riding trails such as the Alley Overlook Trail and Ozark Trail are available. Wildlife viewing is prominent due to the diverse plant and animal life. User reviews often highlight river activities like floating and kayaking, citing the natural beauty of the area. However, some safety concerns for floaters due to boaters' behavior were raised by Casey Gilbert.
Hiking
Several miles of hiking trails crisscross the region, including Alley Overlook Trail and Ozark Trail. Difficulty levels and trail lengths are not specified in the materials.Fishing
Fishing is available in the Current River and Jacks Fork River. The types of fish and quality of fishing are not detailed in the materials.Swimming
Swimming is popular in the Current River, described as 'crystal clear.' Safety concerns related to boaters were noted by Casey Gilbert.Boating
Boating is actively engaged in the area, with available paved boat ramps. However, safety concerns due to boaters disregarding floaters were noted in user reviews.Wildlife viewing
Wildlife viewing is highlighted due to the diverse flora and fauna in the Ozark forest, ranging from sycamores and dogwoods to deer and bird species. Specific viewing areas are not identified.Cultural and Educational Programs
Nearby attractions include ranger-guided tours at Alley Mill and Round Spring Cave during summer months. Detailed program schedules are not provided.Winter Activities
Winter recreation activities are not mentioned in the materials.Water Sports
Water sports like kayaking, canoeing, and tubing are prominent in the Current and Jacks Fork Rivers. Outfitters are available for rentals.Campground rules
- Pets are not allowed
- Campfire rings and grills are provided at campsites. Specific fire regulations are not mentioned.
- Quiet hours begin at 10:00 PM. User review mentions lack of enforcement.
Hazards
General hazardsPotential water hazards due to boating activities. Safety concerns highlighted in user reviews regarding boat ramp usage. Wildlife presence possible.
Weather forecast
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°F
Aug 25
Monday
Overcast
Precipitation: 0%
Moderate wind, may affect light items
Humidity: 50%
Moderately humid conditions
Wind: 5.8 mph
Moderate wind, may affect light items
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Emergency Services
Closest emergency services are likely located in Eminence, but specific facilities are not mentioned.
Good to know
Peak season datesApril 15 through October 15.
Trash and recyclingTrash and recycling facilities are not explicitly detailed in the source materials.
Proximity to water featuresLocated near the junction of the Current and Jacks Fork Rivers, with easy descent to the river and access to sandbars.
Common complaintsUser reviews mention overcrowded campsites, insufficient parking, and disruptive behavior from other campers. Boating safety concerns also noted.
HostUser reviews highlight friendly staff providing assistance with floating and site recommendations.
Campground Map
HCR2, EMINENCE, MO 65466, USA
Driving directionsFrom Eminence, take Highway 106 East to V Highway. Turn left on V, which ends at the Two Rivers Campground/River Access.
Roads are paved, but the campground is accessible via a smaller highway (Highway V). Seasonal variations in road conditions are not mentioned.Nearby places
Eminence (approximately 13 miles).
Nearby supplies
Closest supplies likely found in Eminence
details about specific grocery stores, fuel, or camping supplies are not provided.
Camper Reviews
4.5
21 reviews
Two Rivers is top-rated, placing it in the top 15% of campgrounds based on reviews
Reviews of Two Rivers campground are mixed, with positive aspects frequently highlighting cleanliness, scenic beauty, and friendly staff, and negative aspects pointing to overcrowding, noise issues, and boater safety concerns.
Review Summaries
Based on 21 reviews
What Campers Love
Cleanliness of showers and bathrooms, scenic river views, friendly staff, and availability of float shuttle services are frequently praised.
Based on 21 reviewsCommon Concerns
Complaints center around crowded campsites, lack of enforcement of quiet hours, safety concerns due to boaters, and limited parking at cluster sites.
Based on 21 reviewsPro Tips & Recommendations
Visit during less busy times to avoid overcrowding, check out nearby hiking trails, and opt for floating trips for an immersive river experience. Avoid high-traffic weekends for a quieter experience.
Based on 21 reviewsSeasonal Insights
Summer months are popular for water activities like tubing and fishing, but reviews indicate potential overcrowding during peak weekends. Off-season camping would likely offer quieter experiences.
Based on 21 reviewsCamper Quotes
User quotes include: 'Clean toilets and showers with a view of the Current River' (Michael Mundy); 'Nice campsite, would like to see them reduce site numbers for more room' (Ethan Hopkins); 'Boaters...
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Site-Specific Reviews
Cluster Site #2 reviews mention parking issues due to non-camping visitors taking spaces (SUZANNE P). Cluster Site #1 reviews highlight scenic views and cleanliness (CLIFF D).
Based on 21 reviewsLast updated August 10, 2025