Hidden Valley Outfitters

This is a very nice campground, but I only gave three stars overall due to the issues I have with them related to price/value. The full hook-up sites are relatively level concrete slabs in an un-level park, which is very nice, however, sites are close together and have no shade. Float trips and fishing are the main draw to this park, but I feel like they are priced like a resort minus the resort amenities. Being full most weekends justifies the cost for them, but the price makes me avoid this park for longer-term stays. I recommend the park as a camping destination, just be aware of the cost.

We passed by hidden valley from our float trip and stopped because my 2 year old had to use the bathroom. They said it was private property. And did not allow us to step foot. Horrible staff. We have visited numerous campgrounds.. Big bear, NRO, River front, Mountain Creek.. and we became interested in hidden valley, that's just before we encountered with the staff.

Our visit was excellent. The cabin was well-maintained, and the staff was friendly and communicative. The only issue was the rushed float trip due to low water levels. We look forward to returning next summer.

Just spent a fantastic weekend here! Campsites are big-rig friendly with full hook-ups. It's right on the bank of the Niangua River. You can rent rafts and kayaks and float from there; they bring you back in a bus. Very nice camp store with a walk-in beer cave, supplies, souvenirs and great prices. They offer pizza and other hot foods made fresh.

We've went to HVO and used their powered sites for the last 2 years. They have a great location and their management is very responsive and addresses issues quickly. If you are looking for a family friendly place to camp this is a good choice. If you want to get drunk and be loud you should probably go to NRO.