Bootheel RV Park

Met our needs. We wanted a place to hook up and stay overnight while traveling. Close by the interstate but you do have to drive 3 miles on the access road to get there. Self serve check in but we had reserved and paid ahead through RoverPass. Not a place to stay longer because it's out in the middle of nowhere. They do have nice bathrooms and showers. Full hookup available. Some of the sites weren't marked so it was hard to figure out where your site number was. And there were a lot of big trees with branches hanging down. Harder for big rigs to get under. Overall ok for a quick overnight stay while traveling.

Very clean, hot showers, great wifi and good electric sites. I came in at night, was greeted by awesome owners and got all set up fast. Plenty of sites, 50a, 30a, and tent sites and 2 cabins. Nice little camp store. Over all I will keep coming back every time I'm looking to camp.

We were very happy to find this RV Park as a stopover on our way home from Texas. Sites are basic, gravel with full hookup. Around $30 in February when we were there. What I liked most was the spacious bright bathrooms and separate individual shower rooms. I think this used to be a KOA . Couldn't find the wifi signal but that was okay with us. Convenient to the highway. Some predictable highway noise due to location. Overall Boot Heel RV Park worked out great for us.

Nice, no-frills park. Good power and water. Spacious, level gravel sites with easily traversed interior roads. Internet is ok for checking email but don't expect to stream anything. The only thing keeping this park from a 5 rating is the highway noise. It's pretty significant. I don't know who the Einstein is at MODOT that decided to put the shoulder growlers right on the shoulder lines instead of outside them, but he should be FIRED!! Constant traffic noise isn't bad, but those growlers are MUCH louder than regular traffic going by. Be prepared to run a fan or A/C to drown it out. We did have a ignorant dog owner right next door who ignored the "dogs must be on a leash" rule every single day, but that's not the park's fault.