Jellystone Park
P.O. Box 818, Highway M
Van Buren, Missouri 63965

Phone: (573) 323-4447 or (888) 76-FLOAT

Email: deerrun@centurytel.net

Website: www.currentriverjellystone.com

Online Reservations: Click here for reservations

Open: April 15-October 15

Office Hours: In season: Sunday thru Thursday 8:30am - 6:00pm. Friday & Saturday 7:30am - 10:00pm.

Pet Policy: No viscious or aggressive dogs allowed. Pets must be on leash and not left unattended.

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Directions to Campground

From Van Buren, go one mile west on US 60 across Current River Bridge. Turn Right N on highway M. Go 2.5 miles then turn right at sign. Campground office is A-frame building at the bottom of the hill.

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Camping $30-$45 Per Night Cabins $100-$150 Per Night Rates For 2 Adults And 2 Children 15 And Younger $10 Per Night Extra Person 16 And Older $5 Extra Per Night Extra Person Ages 3-15 3 And Under Free Special Rates For Scout Troops And Church Groups Discounts: Club Yogi ; Call For Other Discounts

Discounts: Club Yogi

Age Restrictions: Must be 18 to make a reservation.

1. The Ozark Trail
   The Ozark Trail begins by crossing the west bank of the Current River and heads south, generally paralleling the river for about two miles. It then proceeds up Indian Creek and descend to Rocky Creek. There are expansive and unrestricted views of the Ozark landscape and a wildlife area.
   http://www.ozarktrail.com/index.php
2. Mark Twain National Forest
   The Ozarks serve as the setting for a wide variety of activites in the Mark Twain National Forest. There is 1.5 million acres to roam with 14 floatable streams,16 lakes, and trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, or ATV/motorcycle. Unwind in our campgrounds and picnic areas.
   http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/marktwain/recreation/
3. Ozark National Scenic Riverways
   Canoeing and floating in tubes are the most popular recreation activities at Ozark National Scenic Riverways. The rivers are considered to be class 1 streams-the easiest classification used. Also enjoy johnboating, fishing, horseback riding, camping, picnicing, and hunting. (Licenses required)
   http://www.nps.gov/ozar/