Cinco de Mayo Campground

Cute little place. Really designed for the under 30' travel trailer group. My 45' Newell Coach was a challenge to get into the park and get parked, but it's doable. Nice, quiet evening

Very nice little place right on a small River. Definitely a quiet little place not that many set-ups for camping.

Had the pleasure of parking my conversion here for a peaceful night in the early Spring. Coming off of 67 it was a real treat to find a woodsy, quiet campground so close to the highway - without a whisper of highway traffic. The local access road is practically silent at night. I heard an owl and peepers in the creek. The light pollution is so minimal in this area, the stargazing conditions are excellent. The site management is very obviously in tune with what both full- and part-time travelers need in a dock. They were super prompt to respond to my last-minute inquiry. With the amenities of Fredericktown and Farmington just minutes away, I'll definitely be returning to further explore the mines, caves, and old growth forest.

Small campground with 5 sites and a couple cabins. Nice amenities and and a serene location. We stayed in campsite 5. The other sites and cabins appeared to be long term renters. Only complaint is the how un-level site 5 was side to side, we used all the leveling blocks we had and still needed a couple more inches. Bathroom and property was clean and modern. Tmobile service was roaming on AT&T with okay service. Not sure if wifi was available. Will stay here again next time we're in the area.

Great little place just outside of Farmington, mo. Has 50/3amp service, waste dump, water, wifi. Site 5 is pull through and can accommodate a 36-38' rv.