Danville Conservation Area Primitive Camping
Conservation Area
Write a Review Turkey Ridge Road New Florence, MO 63363 573-815-7900 Official WebsiteGPS: 38.8746, -91.5185
Location submitted by: Exploring Gods Creations
Overview of Danville Conservation Area Primitive Camping
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Last Price Paid: $0
Reported by camper-924090 on 5/14/2024
Longest RV Reported: 46 feet (Toy Hauler Fifth Wheel)
Reported by Allyssa on 12/10/2021
Number of Sites 3
Pad Type dirt
Elevation 820 ft / 249 m
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Danville Conservation Area Primitive Camping 11 people have reviewed this location.
“Quiet And Peaceful”
Reviewed 5/14/2024
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Stayed here one night & it was very nice. We did not stay at the initial campsite, but kept driving to the end and stayed near the creek. I would not recommend to keep driving past the initial campsites if you have a trailer or no AWD. We would stay here again.
camper-924090 would stay here again
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“Great Place To Stop And Spend Night”
Reviewed 5/11/2024
Days stayed: | 1 |
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Good stopping point off of I70 to spend night. Quiet and only one other camper. Not great place for camper trailers. Spots are not that level and small. We had a 20 ft camper trailer and could only turn around because campground was pretty empty and we could drive through the empty sites. Only around 6 spots. That being said, it was qu... more
Good stopping point off of I70 to spend night. Quiet and only one other camper. Not great place for camper trailers. Spots are not that level and small. We had a 20 ft camper trailer and could only turn around because campground was pretty empty and we could drive through the empty sites. Only around 6 spots. That being said, it was quiet and felt safe there. There is a vault toilet, but pretty nasty. We had our own in camper.
camper-762540 would stay here again
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“Great Free Quiet Spot, With Some Drawbacks”
Reviewed 9/23/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Crashed here with the family for the night in our tent. Plenty of spots still around on a Friday night. There is *technically* a pit toilet but it looked like it had NEVER been cleaned—ever. It was awful. The woods adjacent to the sites was riddled with poison ivy. So with all that being said: if you don’t need a toilet, and you kno... more
Crashed here with the family for the night in our tent. Plenty of spots still around on a Friday night. There is *technically* a pit toilet but it looked like it had NEVER been cleaned—ever. It was awful. The woods adjacent to the sites was riddled with poison ivy.
So with all that being said: if you don’t need a toilet, and you know to stay away from poison ivy, then it’s a great quiet little spot that is tent friendly up to big rig friendly.
camper-780563 would stay here again
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“Quiet and peaceful ”
Reviewed 10/28/2022
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | Na |
Turn left at the intersection campendium takes you to. Few small sites or you can drive down a relatively steep hill to a big grass area . No cell service if going down but walking trails. Very pretty and nice.
B would stay here again
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“Nice Break From Hwy Rest Areas”
Reviewed 9/12/2022
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Found this after driving back from the west and needed a break from hwy rest areas. Easy drive after exiting the interstate 70 hwy. The campsite is called ‘Post Oak Camping Area’ (circled in the map photo, at the intersection where Campendium shows this spot, make a left and go about 1/2 mile). Even gravel road after paved road... more
Found this after driving back from the west and needed a break from hwy rest areas. Easy drive after exiting the interstate 70 hwy.
The campsite is called ‘Post Oak Camping Area’ (circled in the map photo, at the intersection where Campendium shows this spot, make a left and go about 1/2 mile).
Even gravel road after paved road ends. In the photo of the printed map, I circled the camp area I'm referring to, the Post Oak Camping Area. Several (about 8-9) designated “pods” areas (some with metal fire pits, some have stone fire pits), a toilet on the right-hand side (didn’t use so can’t attest to the level or cleanliness). When I got here Sunday evening, there were 2 other cars here.
Later, another car went by and kept going. There seems to be another camp area at the end of the road. Map shows few more free camp areas in the conservation area. Felt safe. Would do this again.
camper-743164 would stay here again
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“Great place just minutes off the freeway.”
Reviewed 5/25/2022
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | Open |
RV Length: | 20' (Travel Trailer) |
My wife and I stayed here and it was great. It is far enough away from the highway that you heard no noise through the night. The cost is zero. There are a few sites, first-come-first-served. There was a 40 foot Class A parked in the only truly level lot. The other five or so were no level. It would be a bit tightly for larger RVs, bu... more
My wife and I stayed here and it was great. It is far enough away from the highway that you heard no noise through the night. The cost is zero. There are a few sites, first-come-first-served. There was a 40 foot Class A parked in the only truly level lot. The other five or so were no level. It would be a bit tightly for larger RVs, but be aware that you will need to so some real leveling. There is a decently clean vault toilet. Perfect place to stay!
Tom & Gay would stay here again
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“Great place for an overnight stop”
Reviewed 12/10/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
RV Length: | 46' (Toy Hauler Fifth Wheel) |
We have a 46" camper and found one spot that would fit, but it was tight. It was a nice place and had a fire pit. It was very quiet. Only 1 other camper there. We decided to go down the hill the next morning to leave, but that was a huge mistake. I would not recommend going down there if you have a big rig. We had a hard time turning a... more
We have a 46" camper and found one spot that would fit, but it was tight. It was a nice place and had a fire pit. It was very quiet. Only 1 other camper there. We decided to go down the hill the next morning to leave, but that was a huge mistake. I would not recommend going down there if you have a big rig. We had a hard time turning around and getting back up. It is pretty steep. It would be fine for smaller campers.
Allyssa would stay here again
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“Serene- peace & quiet”
Reviewed 11/3/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | Unsure |
It was approaching dusk when we arrived so I didn’t spend much time figuring out exactly which site we were at, There was no privy at this particular camp location and I didn’t identify a fire ring, we were just looking for a quick overnight ti Boondock somewhere other than a Walmart .
5 miles from Rte 70 and a love’s gas ststion
Kay Sarah would stay here again
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“Peace Preserve”
Reviewed 7/12/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 2 |
Spent one night on my way to south Dakota. Plan on coming back for a few days. Very quiet and some cool campers doing the van thing. Privy reasonably clean and spots well defined. One tip, when you come to crossroads, turn left or right for camping sites.
The Novel Traveler would stay here again
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“Great spot”
Reviewed 4/20/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 2? |
5 miles off I-70 on totally manageable dirt roads. Cell service is good. There are multiple locations of primitive campsites down every access road in the preservation area- the main section having 7 or 8 sites with a pit toilet. Maps are available at the information kiosks and the sites are clearly marked on the map, though some are h... more
5 miles off I-70 on totally manageable dirt roads. Cell service is good. There are multiple locations of primitive campsites down every access road in the preservation area- the main section having 7 or 8 sites with a pit toilet. Maps are available at the information kiosks and the sites are clearly marked on the map, though some are hidden to the naked eye when driving by. Space for tents or RVs. No firewood available at local convenience stores- purchase further out in civilization. Fire pits had not been dug out in some time- indicating poor upkeep- but it wasn’t dirty.
Bryan would stay here again
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