Osage Campground Retreat

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  • (4.2)5 reviews

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Backpacker
Cabin
Other Camping
RV Camping
Tent Camping
Trailer Camping

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Directions

From jct US 54 & Hwy 50 (Jefferson City): Go 10 mi E on Hwy 50 to Marina Rd, then 1/2 mi E on Marina Rd.

Access

Drive-in

Accommodations

RV Sites
Standard
Tent Sites

Features

Big Rig Friendly
Driveway Back-In
Driveway Pull Through
Electric Hookups
Firewood
Picnic Table
Reservable
Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Showers
Toilets
Trash
Water Hookups
WiFi

Amenities

Fifty Amp Hookups
Thirty Amp Hookups

Essentials

Alcohol Allowed
Drinking Water
Fires Allowed
Mobile Service
Pets Allowed

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4.2

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Elizabeth Sharp

1 year ago
2/5

The campground is nice. The bath house is wonderful. The issue we had was that we had 3 families there, paid for reservations in advance, and the sites were not next to one another. We opted to all stay around the central camper because we all have children. Curfew from the website is 10pm. We got a call from the owner saying there was a complaint that we were being loud and disruptive. In fact, all of our children were asleep with us on our laps. Why would we wake up the kids after falling asleep at 9pm anyways? The following evening, one of the full time campers was asked by the owner to come over at 7:45pm (kids were still awake and playing at this time) to inform us that we needed to start "settling down" because the owner got a call from the camper next to our main site that we were too loud and disruptive. The gentleman that come over this time was very polite and stated that he felt we were not being loud or disruptive, simply letting the kids enjoy the outdoors with our families. Please keep in mind that we had a total of 6 children, ranging in age from 20 months to 8 years old, and 8 adults. Needless to say, we will not be going back. If you want your campground to be quiet and void of the laughter of children, the crackle of a campfire, or music maybe include that in your descriptions and policy. PS: We paid almost $200 per camper for 5 days. The single overnighter's were charged $30/night, by far less, based on what an overnight camper told us when we asked. You can do that math.

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Jolene Livingston

1 year ago
4/5

We were very happy with the reservation process over the phone (lady was pleasant and helpful) and the accommodation for a late check-out after our two night stay was very helpful to our schedule.

The major inconvenience for us and our Furr baby was that the grass and weeds were terribly high at our camping spot. Seriously the weeds all over our lot were higher than our 8lb. pooch is tall.

*All the lots around the perimeter of the campground were nicely mowed and well kept. Only the center pull-through lots were obviously not mowed.

We would be happy to stay again as everything was very nice except the inconvenience of the above the ankle high weeds!

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S L

2 years ago
5/5

What a great time we had at Osage Campground Retreat! It is family-owned and operated by owners who truly care for the experience of their guests and it shows quite well.

The grounds, sites, and facilities are constantly maintained and it was noticed as soon as we arrived. They are always working on improvements and love their wildlife. The site easily accommodated our motor home (36’), truck (20’) and visitors’ cars. The beautiful and updated clubhouse is perfect for families and friends' gathering. While we were there, the clubhouse got renovated to include a pool table, lots of seatings, an air hockey table, games, a vending machine and so much more. The bathhouse has a clean washer and dryer for guests to use. It includes exceptionally large modern showers that are well maintained. They even have river excursions, cabins, and/or to rent.

We have stayed at campgrounds in many parts of the country and Osage Campground Retreat was better than we could have hoped for. Although, we stayed 3 months, we felt the time went by too quickly. In fact, we are already planning our next visit there.

We can’t begin to say enough great things about the owners, Tina and Justin. They can be reached at all times either by phone or in person. They are accommodating, friendly and always willing to offer their help if needed. Thank you guys for such a wonderful experience.

The Lawson Family

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Jeremy Watford

2 years ago
5/5

This place is, by far, the BEST campground I’ve ever had the pleasure of staying at. The camper we stayed in had ALL the comforts “glamping” had to offer! Let alone the bath house (means is squashed themed and CLEAN) and the club house is a GREAT place to kill time while it’s raining or just to get out of the heat. With a new Pool Table As well as a TV and air hockey, just a great place for me and my wife!

Great place for families and floaters alike!

They have a new (less than a couple years old) playground for the kids along with kayak rentals so everyone can find someone fun to do! The owners are always quick to respond and clearly care about their campground like it’s their own child!

One of those places you HAVE to try out at LEAST once!! If my wife can enjoy camping here… ANYONE can!!

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Sara Hudson

2 years ago
5/5

We stayed here for a few months on a work contract and were very happy.

It's easy to find, get into, and get out of.

There are many beautiful mature trees.

The sites are all gravel, pretty level, and they have a decent amount of space between them.

Each site has a fire pit and picnic table.

There is an excellent playground facility available for young persons and those adults feeling froggy.

There is road noise, but it is tolerable.

It is surrounded by farm fields, a pond, and an access road that runs next to the highway.

There are two bathrooms for guests that appear to be wide, open, and accessible, but if you look at the photo the bar adjacent to the commode may have been installed in a spot that could make it difficult for some people to use.

There is a large shower in each bathroom with a detachable shower head. The bathrooms and showers are very clean and nicely maintained, and the water pressure is great.

Again access is wide and open, so if you have a device to help you ambulate it should be relatively easy to get in and out of.

There is one washer and one dryer, both are coin operated. The dryer is a little sluggish.

There are several lovely common areas including a large sheltered spot for people to gather that has a fire pit and grill that can fit a decent sized group.

There are mailboxes and a place for packages if you need to receive mail.

There is a pond with a dock where you can see water birds and turtles! And I didn't see any frogs but I heard them!

River access is within walking distance, and it has ample parking if you're bringing a boat.

The campground has and rents canoes and kayaks.

Be advised- if you're coming during certain times of the year when it rains frequently some of the sites can get boggy. It usually subsides quickly though.

We found the staff friendly and accommodating, and though not always on site, Tina, one of the owners, is very prompt in responding if you need anything.

They are very good at dealing with disruptive guests.

Overall we truly enjoyed our time at this campground and we give it our resounding endorsement.

The only thing I might wish for is a dog park, but the grounds have several poop-baggy stations and trash bins, and there are many nice flat spots for walks.

Happy travels!

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