Dockery Park Campsites
City Park
Write a Review 611 Park St Gallatin, MO 64640 Official WebsiteGPS: 39.9196, -93.9542
Overview of Dockery Park Campsites
Last Price Paid: $0
Reported by LadaSway on 5/13/2024
Longest RV Reported: 36 feet (Toy Hauler Travel Trailer)
Reported by KitKat on 8/3/2021
Number of Sites 2
Pad Type gravel
Elevation 853 ft / 259 m
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Dockery Park Campsites 12 people have reviewed this location.
“Just got here”
Reviewed 5/13/2024
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 1 |
I had Roadtripper and Google maps going and once I reach the park I should have listened to Google...even though neither took me directly to the sites. Just look for the gazebo once inside the park. I'm the only one here and the site I am at is not for the longer RVs. My 25 footer just fits. So far quiet and clean.
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
“So Far Great Stay”
Reviewed 10/4/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Arrived this evening. What a charming little park. We appreciate being able to stay here like this. We ate in a restaurant in town and shopped at the grocery store.
MP would stay here again
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“Really Cute Small Town Park Overlooking Pond”
Reviewed 5/14/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Well maintained park with easy accessibility with our 34’ Class A. Nice to have free water and free 30 amp service with plenty of space to walk around, as well as walk to town and support the local businesses. There are 2 sites, we were in the one with the tree swing, and were the only campers there over a weekend in May. The park it... more
Well maintained park with easy accessibility with our 34’ Class A. Nice to have free water and free 30 amp service with plenty of space to walk around, as well as walk to town and support the local businesses.
There are 2 sites, we were in the one with the tree swing, and were the only campers there over a weekend in May. The park itself is regularly visited by locals for the playground, open space to let dogs run, and little league games in the evenings. Everyone we met were super nice and received a lot of waves and smiles.
I did see a 50amp plug closer to the barn, but it didn’t look like an actual spot, and didn’t want to take advantage of the generosity of the free services offered. Next to the barn there did appear to be a dump station PVC in the ground but didn’t unscrew the cap to give it a smell test to confirm.
We had planned on staying 1 night and that turned into 3 nights based on the scenery and the convenience of the park. Would definitely stay again if in the area.
As previously mentioned there are pit toilets in front of the designated sites but they were in super rough shape and we never actually went in to investigate, as we have a bathroom in the rig that works just fine.
Our Starlink worked well, even with all of the trees around our spot, we aimed toward closest ball field and it was able to connect.
camper-694474 would stay here again
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“Free Camping”
Reviewed 5/12/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | Not numbered |
RV Length: | 21' (Travel Trailer) |
We stayed here for an overnight while traveling. There were two sites with free water and electric hook ups just feet from each other. There appeared to be a few tent sites with electrical as well. The park was somewhat run down. The outhouses were both out of service with seat missing and doors that would not close.
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“Free hookups!!”
Reviewed 10/7/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
RV Length: | 27' (Travel Trailer) |
We absolutely loved our stay at Dockery Park. I wasn’t sure what to expect as it is a county park. But wow it is so clean, beautiful, and safe! Not to mention the 2 sites are completely level and very easy to get into. (Water and electric both worked, we are here in October). Good Verizon service, enough to do work, even had a zoom... more
We absolutely loved our stay at Dockery Park. I wasn’t sure what to expect as it is a county park. But wow it is so clean, beautiful, and safe! Not to mention the 2 sites are completely level and very easy to get into. (Water and electric both worked, we are here in October).
Good Verizon service, enough to do work, even had a zoom call with no issues. Very quiet, some family’s during the day, but no night traffic.
We took the route Google maps gave us (Park street) and didn’t run into any issues. Paved road coming in, then gravel in the park. We had no issues navigating this spot in our 27 ft travel trailer. No signs signaling how long you can stay or anything about camping in general, but the maintained man gave us a friendly wave.
Picked up a few pieces of trash laying around as a thank you for allowing us to stay at this beautiful park for free. I recommend you do the same!!
Rose would stay here again
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“Hidden Paradise! ”
Reviewed 8/3/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 1 |
RV Length: | 36' (Toy Hauler Travel Trailer) |
This place is beautiful! We had water and electric hook ups. A huge grass field behind us, a park up the hill and a pond. Very quiet if you don’t count the Katy Dids😆 The pad is perfectly level. We didn’t need level blocks! We are a large travel trailer (36ft) and the pad was too small but we made it work just fine with our back end o... more
This place is beautiful! We had water and electric hook ups. A huge grass field behind us, a park up the hill and a pond. Very quiet if you don’t count the Katy Dids😆
The pad is perfectly level. We didn’t need level blocks! We are a large travel trailer (36ft) and the pad was too small but we made it work just fine with our back end over the curb a little bit. We came in on clay rd as a review said it was best. It was very easy to get too. And not far off the hwy. We went out using Main Street and had no issues. There is the best Amish store just 15 min away that is a must stop by for their fried pies! Just google jamesport H&N. You don’t want to miss that place!
We stayed 2 nights. Talked to some of the locals who are very nice! Never bothered. Maintenance came Monday to weed wack and was very friendly. Perfect location for visiting historical sites all within 45 min drive!
KitKat would stay here again
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“Hidden Paradise! ”
Reviewed 8/3/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 1 |
RV Length: | 36' (Toy Hauler Travel Trailer) |
This place is beautiful! We had water and electric hook ups. A huge grass field behind us, a park up the hill and a pond. Very quiet if you don’t count the Katy Dids😆 The pad is perfectly level. We didn’t need level blocks! We are a large travel trailer (36ft) and the pad was too small but we made it work just fine with our back end o... more
This place is beautiful! We had water and electric hook ups. A huge grass field behind us, a park up the hill and a pond. Very quiet if you don’t count the Katy Dids😆
The pad is perfectly level. We didn’t need level blocks! We are a large travel trailer (36ft) and the pad was too small but we made it work just fine with our back end over the curb a little bit. We came in on clay rd as a review said it was best. It was very easy to get too. And not far off the hwy. We went out using Main Street and had no issues. There is the best Amish store just 15 min away that is a must stop by for their fried pies! Just google jamesport H&N. You don’t want to miss that place!
We stayed 2 nights. Talked to some of the locals who are very nice! Never bothered. Maintenance came Monday to weed wack and was very friendly. Perfect location for visiting historical sites all within 45 min drive!
KitKat would stay here again
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“Nice town park with 2 RV sites with 30 amp plugins.”
Reviewed 4/27/2018
Days stayed: | 1 |
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RV Length: | 28' (Class C) |
This was a scenic township park that allows overnight camping. There are 2 developed areas made for smaller RVs. They both have working 30 amp plugins. There are also water spigots, but the water was off while we were here. The spots can fit a 30 foot rig if you back up over the curb. We had our trailer on and didn't want to disconnect... more
This was a scenic township park that allows overnight camping. There are 2 developed areas made for smaller RVs. They both have working 30 amp plugins. There are also water spigots, but the water was off while we were here. The spots can fit a 30 foot rig if you back up over the curb. We had our trailer on and didn't want to disconnect so we parked sideways in front of 1 spot. This worked fine, there were no other campers, but the park was busy with baseball and locals coming to the pond and playground so don't block any of the roads.
The park did offer free electricity, nasty toilets, a pond with small bluegill, picnic tables and grills, a playground, a gazebo, and even a beat up tennis court. The views from the bench swing by our front door were pretty nice too.
As for getting here I suggest Clay Rd. There is a hard switch back turn this way, but our 28 foot rig pulling the car trailer made it easy enough. There is another road in just North of Clay by a tractor dealership. We tried this road first but came to a decrepit bridge that said 3 ton limit. We didn't risk it and went back to Clay Rd.
glasgows_onthego would stay here again
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“Great little park for overnight”
Reviewed 4/12/2018
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | There are only 2 |
This is a wonderful little park with a beautiful gazebo, small pond and a swing in the big tree next to the 2 small rv lots. I was the only one in an rv spot while I was here. It is also a baseball park. I was there on a Wednesday and they had some practices. No one bothered us. I had 3 dogs and we walked the area of the park. I did no... more
This is a wonderful little park with a beautiful gazebo, small pond and a swing in the big tree next to the 2 small rv lots. I was the only one in an rv spot while I was here. It is also a baseball park. I was there on a Wednesday and they had some practices. No one bothered us. I had 3 dogs and we walked the area of the park. I did not use power and there was no water. It is best suited for very small rvs or trailers. I am pulling a 6X10 trailer with a Honda CRV and I fill the spot up. Very nice and quiet at night after everyone leaves. I will definitely stay here again if I am in the area.
Kim would stay here again
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“Can't beat free hook-ups!”
Reviewed 4/3/2018
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | n/a |
RV Length: | 30' |
We left I-35 for Hwy 13 (very tight, winding road) for about 15 miles. There was little to no signage indicating the park location or where we could park the travel trailer once inside the park. The only information we were going off was from other Campendium/Facebook reviews. Once we located the site (only two available) we hooked... more
We left I-35 for Hwy 13 (very tight, winding road) for about 15 miles. There was little to no signage indicating the park location or where we could park the travel trailer once inside the park. The only information we were going off was from other Campendium/Facebook reviews.
Once we located the site (only two available) we hooked up to electricity with no problem and no water was available (first weekend in April 2018) Site overlooks the small pond and gazebo (next to long shed).
FYI: the site is at most 30' deep and there is not enough space to back-in a large trailer and not have the truck blocking the road. We opted to pull in front of both sites (blocking both) since the weather was snowy and we didn't see (or anticipate) any other campers that night (and we were right).
Overall, great spot if you want some free hook-ups for a night - but not close to any amenities or attractions.
TheSobanias would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- water
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- playground
- recreation trail
Site Amenities
- picnic table
- trash at site
Pets
- pets
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