Corkwood Conservation Area preserves 434 acres of bottomland forest in southeastern Missouri near Neelyville. This primitive conservation area allows open camping for walk-in, float-in, and backpack visitors with no designated campsites or facilities. Free dispersed camping is permitted with a 14-day stay limit in any 30-day period. The area is valued for its rare bottomland forest habitat, diverse wildlife viewing, and opportunities for hunting and fishing. Campers should expect to be self-sufficient with no water or toilet facilities available.
Official MDC page for Corkwood Conservation Area with camping information and contact details
Corkwood CA is one of the few remaining tracts of bottomland forest in southeastern Missouri
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Corkwood Conservation Area preserves 434 acres of bottomland forest in southeastern Missouri near Neelyville. This primitive conservation area allows open camping for walk-in, float-in, and backpack visitors with no designated campsites or facilities. Free dispersed camping is permitted with a 14-day stay limit in any 30-day period. The area is valued for its rare bottomland forest habitat, diverse wildlife viewing, and opportunities for hunting and fishing. Campers should expect to be self-sufficient with no water or toilet facilities available.
Official MDC page for Corkwood Conservation Area with camping information and contact details
Corkwood CA is one of the few remaining tracts of bottomland forest in southeastern Missouri
CampgroundTour strives to provide accurate campground information but cannot guarantee its completeness or accuracy. Information is subject to change — please confirm details with the agency managing this facility before booking or making travel decisions. See our Terms of Use.