Laura Ingalls Wilder RV Park & Campground

Open year-round! PA valid first night only. No PA tent camping. Credit cards accepted. Non vicious dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash at all times when outside your RV and pick up after them. *Rates: 30 amp: $30, PA: $15. 50 amp up to 39ft: $40, PA: $20. 50 amp 40ft and up: $50, PA: $25. Rates are for up to 4 people. $5 per extra person over 4.

From Hwy 60 W, take N 5 EXIT (Hartville/Mansfield), turn L, go to stop sign, turn L, go 1 mile to park on left. Traveling Hwy 60 E, take S 5 EXIT (Ava/Mansfield) turn R, go to 4 way stop, turn L, go 2 miles to park on left.

• Big Rig Friendly

• Pull-Thrus

• Back-Ins

• Full Hookups

• 30 Amp Service

• 50 Amp Service

• Water

• Sewer

• Dump Station

• Tents

• Wi-Fi Access

• Restrooms

• Showers

• Laundry Facility

• Fire Rings

• Fishing

• Playground

• Pets Welcome

• Credit Cards

• Rental Accommodations

Small family owned and operated. Child friendly with playground. Clean, quiet place to rest and relax. Tenting area. All sites are gravel.

Across the road from the Laura Ingalls Wilder Homestead and Museum, 8 miles from Bakercreek Heirloom Seed Company and Pioneer Village. 25 minutes from Rosewood Farms, Home of Grandpa Joe’s old fashioned homemade chocolates, unique gift shop, coffee/smoothies. 1 hour 15 minutes from Branson and 45 minutes from Springfield.

Regular Rate: $90 Passport America Discount: 10% Type of Rental: Fully furnished cabin w/ queen bedroom, full-size appliances, kitchen with pots, pans, dishes, etc. Full-size hide-a-bed in living room. A/C and heat. Accommodates: 4 Linens Provided: Yes Check-in time: 2PM Check-out time: 11AM Notes: Cabin is pet free and smoke free.

Really nice campground. A bit difficult to find, but well worth the effort. The first real campground on our way from Phoenix to Maine.

Pulled in late afternoon and were treated very well. They only had on site left and he accommodated us very nicely. Could not get the Wi-Fi where we were but for one night, not a big deal. Still was a nice park, hilly but the sites were level. We would stay here again.

We spent 2 nights at this Campground. The New Owners were friendly and personable. We went to the Laura Wilders home. It was down the road about a 1/4 mile. Consider this location when visiting "The Little House on the Prairie".

On our recent trip to Mansfield, I was happy to see this park under new ownership, with many improvements completed and more underway. Clean, friendly and spacious, located just across the street from the Laura Ingalls Wilder homesite and museum. A great place to bring the family!