5.0
Public Campground
Adirondack
Missouri
Campground in Missouri.
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About AKERS
Federal campground in Missouri.
Akers Public Campground offers a wonderful retreat into Missouri's natural beauty, providing the perfect base for RV travelers seeking a peaceful getaway with outdoor adventure. Located in the heart of Missouri's scenic landscape, this public campground welcomes visitors who want to experience the authentic charm of the region without sacrificing comfort and convenience.
The area surrounding Akers is rich with natural attractions and recreational opportunities that appeal to a wide variety of travelers. Water enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, as Missouri's rivers and streams offer excellent kayaking, fishing, and swimming opportunities. The region's rolling hills and forests create stunning backdrops for hiking and nature walks, making it ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the outdoors. Whether you're an angler hoping to catch some impressive bass or catfish, a paddler looking to navigate scenic waterways, or simply someone who enjoys peaceful nature walks, the Akers area delivers memorable experiences.
This public campground serves as an excellent launching point for exploring the broader region. The Ozark region's distinctive geology and natural features are on full display here, with caves, springs, and bluffs creating dramatic scenery that changes with the seasons. Spring brings wildflowers and rushing water from winter snowmelt, summer offers warm days perfect for water activities, fall transforms the forests with brilliant colors, and winter provides a quiet, peaceful atmosphere ideal for contemplative camping.
Akers attracts a diverse mix of travelers, from families introducing children to camping and outdoor recreation, to experienced RVers seeking a tranquil spot to settle for a few days or weeks. The public campground atmosphere creates a welcoming community where fellow travelers often share tips about local attractions and hidden gems. Those seeking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life will appreciate the slower pace and connection to nature that Akers provides. Whether you're planning a weekend escape or a longer stay to fully explore Missouri's natural wonders, Akers Public Campground offers an authentic camping experience in a beautiful and accessible location.
The area surrounding Akers is rich with natural attractions and recreational opportunities that appeal to a wide variety of travelers. Water enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, as Missouri's rivers and streams offer excellent kayaking, fishing, and swimming opportunities. The region's rolling hills and forests create stunning backdrops for hiking and nature walks, making it ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the outdoors. Whether you're an angler hoping to catch some impressive bass or catfish, a paddler looking to navigate scenic waterways, or simply someone who enjoys peaceful nature walks, the Akers area delivers memorable experiences.
This public campground serves as an excellent launching point for exploring the broader region. The Ozark region's distinctive geology and natural features are on full display here, with caves, springs, and bluffs creating dramatic scenery that changes with the seasons. Spring brings wildflowers and rushing water from winter snowmelt, summer offers warm days perfect for water activities, fall transforms the forests with brilliant colors, and winter provides a quiet, peaceful atmosphere ideal for contemplative camping.
Akers attracts a diverse mix of travelers, from families introducing children to camping and outdoor recreation, to experienced RVers seeking a tranquil spot to settle for a few days or weeks. The public campground atmosphere creates a welcoming community where fellow travelers often share tips about local attractions and hidden gems. Those seeking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life will appreciate the slower pace and connection to nature that Akers provides. Whether you're planning a weekend escape or a longer stay to fully explore Missouri's natural wonders, Akers Public Campground offers an authentic camping experience in a beautiful and accessible location.
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Rolla is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Missouri weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Rolla.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Rolla. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
AKERS Reviews
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Chris Brockelbank
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Chris Brockelbank
Recently stayed there with the family, kids really enjoyed the playground and the room to roam on their bikes. Toilets are nice and clean. The shower house is extremely impressive. The kids loved it and can't wait to go back. Murray and Cricket are great hosts. We will be back in the future.
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Caitlin Cunningham
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Caitlin Cunningham
My family and I stayed here because our campsite we rented at Pultite was closed down do to flooding. When we first pulled in one of the owners, Cricket, came to welcome us. We had a camper and 2 tents. We paid for the camper site but she didn’t charge us for the tents. They brought us 2 picnic tables and a fire ring. They gave us firewood for free. We were welcomed later by Murray. He was extreme... My family and I stayed here because our campsite we rented at Pultite was closed down do to flooding. When we first pulled in one of the owners, Cricket, came to welcome us. We had a camper and 2 tents. We paid for the camper site but she didn’t charge us for the tents. They brought us 2 picnic tables and a fire ring. They gave us firewood for free. We were welcomed later by Murray. He was extremely nice and told us about the layout of their land and what all they have planned. They are in the process of setting up their campground but do have water and electric camper sites available as well as nice places for tents. There is a playground, which my daughter loved. Easy access to places like Akers Ferry, Devils Well, Pultite and Echo Bluffs. We will definitely be back and we can’t wait to see how their vision turns out with their campground.
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toadady
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by toadady
Stayed there during memorial day weekend, great central location for several river spots, showers inside of the conex were very clean, and the outdoor shower was handy for the kid's shoes and to rinse off the pups, the kids enjoyed the playground equipment . Pictures and description matched the campground.
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Stacy Campbell
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Stacy Campbell
Do not stay at Anderson Akers RV campground. Their campground doesn’t match their website pictures. It is nothing more than a rock quarry. Large sharp rocks cover the entire site . Worst campground ever!!! Can’t believe they can get away with being so dishonest with their website description. Their shower house was a shipping container with an outside shower. Their customer service was also horrib... Do not stay at Anderson Akers RV campground. Their campground doesn’t match their website pictures. It is nothing more than a rock quarry. Large sharp rocks cover the entire site . Worst campground ever!!! Can’t believe they can get away with being so dishonest with their website description. Their shower house was a shipping container with an outside shower. Their customer service was also horrible!! I have pictures if you don’t believe me!!!
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Hailey Blair
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Hailey Blair
Set perfect between Akers and Pulltite. 5 miles from echo bluff and probably 3 to current river state park. Right off the blacktop on highway 19. Great sites with hook ups and awesome tent camping.
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