Description

Mark Twain Lake, located in northeastern Missouri, is the home of Frank Russell campground. This area attracts fishermen, boaters, campers, and hunters who come to relax and enjoy the beauty and peacefulness that surround the lake. Frank Russell Campground offers 65 sites, all of which provide electrical hook-ups, paved parking and picnic tables and fire grills. There is a dump station for the use of campers. Located within the campground are a shower house, vault toilets, and playgrounds. Adjacent to the campground, equestrian campers will find shaded horse stalls for their use; the stall's location allows easy access to the Joanna Multi-Use Trail. While here, many visitors tour the birthplace of world-famous humorist and writer Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) in Florida, MO, as well as explore the attractions in the nearby towns of Hannibal, Perry, Paris, and Monroe City. ATTRIBUTES: Area includes campground. Each site has a picnic table, fire grill, and electric hookup. Shaded horse stalls are available for Frank Russell's registered campers only. Fuel supplies available nearby. ACTIVITIES: Campfire Programs given for campers only Saturday nights between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Shaded horse stalls are available for campers' livestock and allow access to multi-purpose Joanna Trail.
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