Mayview Holiday RV Park

So the drive to this RV park from the highway can be a little frightening if driven at night, but doable. It’s tucked away behind a warehouse but it’s a completely different aesthetic during the day. Honest John registration booth, $20, check out at 2pm. It has everything you need! Water, electric, sewer, long sites. My kids liked the playground and there’s a community garden right next to it with a sign that says something like “help when you can, take what you need”. It seems to be a sweet little corner of the world. Sites are very close together. My 1 slide came uncomfortably close to the fresh water spigot. Neighboring RVs are maybe 10 feet apart. Some trash around in gravel but not filthy.

This is a nice, quiet Rv park in a small town, about 6 miles down country roads from the main interstate. Level, gravel sites with electric and water hook-ups for only $15/night...can’t beat it! Self check-in (honesty policy). Loved that we could hear the frogs croaking and birds chirping instead of loud trucks and the constant sound of traffic. There is a single bathroom/shower unit available for use (shower is $1.00 for 15 minutes). Plenty of space for walking the dogs, and a small playground for kids. We will stay again when passing through MO.

Mayview RV Park is in a small town in Mayview MO. There’s not a lot to do, but it’s a good stop over for a night or two. It’s also priced right at $15 for full hooks. It currently has one bathroom and one shower (shower cost a $1.00 for 15 minutes). There are a couple of washers and dryers as well. The Park is fairly close to a train track (no big deal for us). Give Lloyd a call, he is super easy to work with.

Yes, the RV Park is by an old abandoned school house. But Lloyd along with the locals are trying their best to revive the little town. The old school building actually has an Old School Store with some camping goodies and miscellaneous items.

Take the time to check it out and say hello to the owner, Debbie. With in walking distance you also have two other places you can hit; Michelle’s Place (we had a great breakfast) - say hello to Nikki; and, Breakroom Saloon (we did not stop by but heard it was good).

This park was awesome. It's about 4 miles off the highway, so you don't hear any of the highway noise and you feel like you're a little off the grid. They converted an old school/school yard into an RV park and they have a lot awesome of plans for the future! They sites have full hookups and are super easy to pull through. We arrived later in the evening and had no issues getting set up quickly.

Lloyd, the park manager, was incredibly friendly and helpful. He even offered to meet us in the town and guide us back to the park (though it's not hard to find). They have a bathroom, laundromat and a cafe/store. Almost all of the lots were full and the other RVers that we came across were super friendly. Truly a wonderful park and we will absolutely be back!!

They do allow dogs, on leash, and when we visited, the grassy area with the kids playground had burs. The other grassy areas were fine, so just be careful. We're hoping they convert the old baseball field into an off leash dog park :)

It has easy pull in driveways, full hook-ups with a laundry and shower. My husband and I arrived late at night and was a convienient location, not too far off the highway. There were friendly locals and they are planning on adding more sites.

Not going to lie, it was a bit creepy pulling in late at night. Hence the abandoned school building and minimal lighting.