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Two Rivers Campground

Updated October 30, 2026. Based on Recreation.gov and National Park Service records. Published by Humblebee.

Campsites
22[1]
Nightly fee from
$10[2]
Reservations
Yes[3]
Longest RV or trailer
28 ft[4]

Two Rivers is a campground managed by the National Park Service in Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Missouri[5]. Recreation.gov lists 22 overnight campsites, and they can be reserved there[1][3].

What to expect

NPS says the campground sits where the Jacks Fork and Current Rivers meet, in Shannon County, MO, where V Highway ends[6]. Campsites are available year-round, but the flush toilets are unavailable from October 30 to April 14[6]. A vault toilet is near the boat ramp[6]. Recreation.gov lists 13 standard nonelectric sites, 7 tent only nonelectric sites and 2 group standard nonelectric sites[1]. Its records show 0 sites with electric, water or sewer hookups[7]. The longest RV or trailer length allowed at any site is 28 feet[4]. Recreation.gov lists 9 sites that accept an RV or trailer and 22 that accept a tent[8].

Campsite details

From Recreation.gov campsite records. Details can change, so check the listing before you book.

Detail Value
Campsites[1] 22
Site types[1] 13 standard nonelectric, 7 tent only nonelectric, 2 group standard nonelectric
Sites (NPS count)[9] 22, 22 reservable, 0 first come, first served
Reservations[3] Yes, on Recreation.gov
Hookups[7] electric 0, water 0, sewer 0 sites
Longest RV or trailer[4] 28 ft (median 15 ft)
Equipment[8] RV or trailer at 9 sites, tent at 22 sites
Pets[10] Allowed at all listed sites
Campfires[11] Allowed at all listed sites
Check-in[12] 1:00 PM
Check-out[13] 12:00 PM
People per site[14] 6 at most sites (6 to 20)

Camping fees

Nightly fees listed by the National Park Service. Fees can change by season.

Site or fee Per night
Summer non-electric camping fee[15] $20
Summer cluster camping fee[16] $45
Backcountry camping fee[2] $10

Amenities

Before you go

Questions people ask

Can you reserve a site at Two Rivers?
Yes, Two Rivers can be reserved on Recreation.gov[3]. NPS notes that starting on January 1, 2025, all sites are by reservation only, and same-day reservations are available[18].
Does Two Rivers have electric hookups?
Recreation.gov site details list 0 sites with electric hookups, 0 with water hookups and 0 with sewer hookups out of 22 campsites[7].
What is the maximum RV length at Two Rivers?
The longest RV or trailer length allowed at any site is 28 feet[4]. Recreation.gov lists 9 sites that accept an RV or trailer[8].
Are dogs and campfires allowed at Two Rivers?
Recreation.gov lists pets as allowed at all 22 campsites with this detail listed[10]. It lists campfires as allowed at all 15 campsites with this detail listed, and fire restrictions can apply at any time[11].
How much does camping cost at Two Rivers?
NPS lists a summer non-electric camping fee of $20 per night[15]. It also lists a summer cluster camping fee of $45 per night[16]. Fees can change by season and site type.

Facts and sources

  1. Recreation.gov lists 22 overnight campsites at Two Rivers: 13 standard nonelectric, 7 tent only nonelectric, 2 group standard nonelectric. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  2. Camping fee, Backcountry camping fee: $10 per night. National Park Service
  3. Two Rivers can be reserved on Recreation.gov. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  4. Longest RV or trailer length allowed at any site at Two Rivers: 28 feet (median across sites with a listed limit: 15 feet). Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  5. Two Rivers is a campground managed by the National Park Service in Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Missouri. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  6. Season and hours (NPS): Two Rivers Campground is located at the confluence of the Jacks Fork and Current Rivers, at the end of V Highway in Shannon County, MO. Campsites are available year-round, though restroom with flush toilets is unavailable from... National Park Service
  7. Hookups at Two Rivers per Recreation.gov site details: 0 sites with electric hookups, 0 with water hookups, 0 with sewer hookups, out of 22 campsites. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  8. Permitted equipment at Two Rivers: 9 sites accept an RV or trailer and 22 accept a tent. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  9. NPS lists 22 sites at Two Rivers: 22 reservable and 0 first come, first served. National Park Service
  10. Pets allowed per Recreation.gov site details at Two Rivers: yes at all 22 campsites with this detail listed. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  11. Campfires allowed per Recreation.gov site details at Two Rivers: yes at all 15 campsites with this detail listed. Fire restrictions can apply at any time. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  12. Check-in time at Two Rivers on Recreation.gov: 1:00 PM. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  13. Check-out time at Two Rivers on Recreation.gov: 12:00 PM. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  14. Maximum people per campsite at Two Rivers: 6 at most sites (range 6 to 20). Recreation.gov (RIDB)
  15. Camping fee, Summer non-electric camping fee: $20 per night. National Park Service
  16. Camping fee, Summer cluster camping fee: $45 per night. National Park Service
  17. Amenities at Two Rivers listed by NPS: toilets: Flush Toilets - seasonal, Vault Toilets - year round; showers: Hot - Seasonal, Free - Seasonal; drinking water: Yes - seasonal; dump station: No; cell reception: No; camp store: Yes - seasonal; firewood for... National Park Service
  18. Reservation note from NPS: Reservations can be made online at www.recreation.gov. Starting on January 1, 2025, all sites will be available by reservation only. Same-day reservations are available. National Park Service

Site details come from Recreation.gov campsite records. They can lag behind changes on the ground. Fees change by season and site type. Quote only fee facts and say they can change. Description and rules facts are sources for facts only: retell in your own words, never copy 8 or more words in a row. Hookup, pet and campfire counts are per listed campsite record, not a promise for every site.

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