Bonne Terre, Missouri, draws RV campers to its underground mining marvels and Ozark rivers. Explore the world's largest freshwater underground lake inside Bonne Terre Mine on Main Street, then base your adventure at one of six stellar RV parks. Camp here for cheap rates, big-rig sites, and trails that lead straight to Big River floats and cave hikes.
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Bonne Terre pulses with mining history along Highway 67. Descend into Bonne Terre Mine's flooded tunnels for boat tours on crystal waters 300 feet underground. Float Big River through St. Francois State Park, hike Fisher Cave trails, or hunt geodes in the Lead Belt digs just outside town.
Six RV parks turn these spots into your home base. St. Francois State Park Campground fits families with its playground, showers, and 30-amp hookups at $14 to $23 nightly. Stone Park RV Park welcomes pets and big rigs with 50-amp power from $40. Cherokee Landing offers dump stations and showers along the river for $25 to $36, while Patt's Place scales up to luxury sites at $50 to $700.
Bonne Terre stands out for Bonne Terre Mine, the world's largest freshwater underground lake. Boat tours illuminate flooded shafts 300 feet deep, a thrill minutes from RV parks. The area also features Big River floats and St. Francois State Park hikes in the Ozark foothills.
Find six RV parks right in Bonne Terre, including St. Francois State Park Campground, Stone Park RV Park, Patt's Place, and Cherokee Landing. Most cluster near Highway 67 and Big River for easy access. Amenities range from 30-amp and showers to 50-amp hookups and dump stations.
Yes, Stone Park RV Park, Patt's Place, and Cherokee Landing allow pets. These spots provide leashes-friendly spaces with dump stations and hookups near trails. Check park rules for restrictions during peak summer on Big River.