Joplin KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 80' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool (Open May 15 to Sep 15)
• Propane ($)
• Kamping Kitchen
• Fishing
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion
• Bike Rentals ($)

• "Woodhenge" Community Fire Ring
• Coin Laundry
• Free food to feed Muscovite Ducks
• Meeting Room up to 60 people

• Catch & Release Fishing Pond
• Free food to feed Fish & Turtle
• Mature Oak trees and real grass
• Nature Trails and Wildlife

Lawn Maintenance This is a unique opportunity for special guests, to smell fresh cut grass. In-season only, equipment furnished, lessons are available. No extra charge for tanning.

Feed Fish & Turtles Bring your camera! Free fish food available in the office. Take a short walk across the bridge to the gazebo. Sprinkle a few pellets of fish foor in the water, repeat. Little fish will come first, then the BIG ones and turtles of all sizes. You will not believe the size of these whoppers.

"Woodhenge" (Community Campfire) We provide fire; you provide the conversation. Lies are expected. Meet your fellow campers. Bring your favorite beverage and lawn chair. Roast a marshmallow, make s'mores or burn a hot dog.

Joplin Museum Complex

At the complex, you will find the Evert J. Richie Tri-State Mineral Museum Mining. Zinc and lead was a big part in the development of this area.

The Dorothy B. Hoover Historical Museum will take you back to the beginning of Joplin and Route 66.
For more information on the museum complex view their website.

Candy House Gourmet Chocolate Tour an old 1970 rock tavern in the Ozarks just south of town. Treat yourself or someone you love to hand-dipped chocolates, English toffee, caramel pecan treats or other sweet delights. For more information view the website.

Wildcat Glades Wildcat Glades Conservation & Audubon Center is a place where children, families and people of all backgrounds can connect to nature in a fun and nurturing environment.