Fredericktown beckons RV campers with its gritty mining past and quick access to Silver Mines Recreation Area's trails and lakes. Four parks anchor the scene, from bargain hookups at $15 a night to glamping setups. Base your Ozark adventure here to hike forested ridges, fish the St. Francis River, and soak up small-town vibes on the cheap.
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Fredericktown thrives as Madison County's seat, where the red-brick Madison County Courthouse dominates the historic square on Main Street. Silver Mines Recreation Area lies five miles south, drawing hikers to old mine shafts and spring-fed ponds. The St. Francis River winds nearby for kayaking, while the annual Madison County Fair packs the fairgrounds each July with rides, livestock shows, and bluegrass tunes.
Silver Mines suits history buffs and families with 50-amp electric hookups, pet-friendly sites, and drinking water at $15 to $100 per night. Love's RV Hookup fits road warriors craving WiFi, 50-amp and 30-amp power, and a dump station starting at $49 nightly. Sycamore Springs draws campfire lovers with pet allowances and electric setups for laid-back escapes. Fredrock Glampground welcomes groups via showers, sewer hookups, and pet-friendly spaces at a steady $45 per night.
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Fredericktown earned its name through 19th-century silver and lead mining booms. Silver Mines Recreation Area captures that era with hikes past abandoned shafts and clear springs just south of town. Campers flock here for Ozark trails, St. Francis River paddling, and the Madison County Fair's summer festivities.
Silver Mines, Love's RV Hookup, Sycamore Springs Campground, and Fredrock Glampground list in the Fredericktown area. Silver Mines hugs the edge of Silver Mines Recreation Area with 50-amp sites. Love's sits off Highway 67 for easy access, while the others cluster nearby with pet-friendly perks and hookups.
Yes, three of four parks welcome pets: Silver Mines, Sycamore Springs, and Fredrock Glampground. Silver Mines adds drinking water and 50-amp power for furry companions. Sycamore Springs permits campfires, perfect for pet owners unwinding after St. Francis River walks.