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Ozark National Scenic Riverways' Big Spring Campground To Be Closed In January

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By Compiled From N... - December 23rd, 2023

Big Spring Campground at Ozark National Scenic Ways will be closed for much of January/NPS file

The Big Spring Campground at Ozark National Scenic Riverways in Missouri will be closed through much, or all, of January to complete utility upgrades.

The work is being completed by Blinderman Construction in conjunction with the ongoing renovation of the Big Spring Lodge and Cabins. During this time, while water and electric are unavailable at campsites and restrooms, park staff encourage visitors to camp at Alley Spring, Round Spring, or other nearby campgrounds. There are locally-owned campgrounds and lodging near Van Buren, and the park offers primitive camping south of Big Spring.

Updates on the closure will be posted on the park’s Facebook page and website.

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