Marshfield, Missouri, stakes its claim as the Mule Capital of the World, drawing crowds to its annual National Mule Show on the Webster County Fairgrounds. Four RV parks anchor your stay right off Historic Route 66. Camp here to kick off Ozark adventures, from mule-pulling contests to hikes at Missouri Hi-Point, the state's loftiest natural landmark.
Marshfield buzzes with mule pride. Crowds flock to the Webster County Fairgrounds each September for the National Mule Show, where teams pull wagons and compete in races. Cruise Historic Route 66 past the Hangar Cafe for burgers and neon nostalgia. Hike the trails to Missouri Hi-Point north of town, standing 1,781 feet as Missouri's highest point. Visit the ornate Webster County Courthouse on Springfield Street, a red-brick beauty from 1907.
RV Express 66 RV Park draws Route 66 pilgrims with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites starting at $37 per night. Fishermans Paradise fits families and pets with WiFi, showers, and group areas for $10 to $25 nightly. Natural Farms - Campground appeals to fire-lovers, offering drinking water and campfires amid rural calm. Fountain Plaza RV Park keeps it basic with reliable water hookups for quick overnights.
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Marshfield bills itself as the Mule Capital of the World. The National Mule Show packs the Webster County Fairgrounds every September with pulling contests and mule races. Route 66 travelers stop for the Hangar Cafe's retro vibe and hikes to nearby Missouri Hi-Point.
RV Express 66 RV Park, Fountain Plaza RV Park, Natural Farms - Campground, and Fishermans Paradise sit right in or near Marshfield. RV Express 66 hugs Route 66 with full amenities. Fishermans Paradise offers cheap, pet-friendly spots by the water.
Yes, Fishermans Paradise welcomes pets explicitly. This park also provides WiFi, showers, and group sites for $10 to $25 per night. Other parks like RV Express 66 focus on amenities but check policies directly for pet rules.