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Little Ole Opry Campground
Overview
Overview
Little Ole Opry Campground in Jackson, Missouri offers travelers a classic stay in the rolling hills of Cape Girardeau County. The distinctive name nods to regional musical heritage, placing visitors in a pastoral part of the Midwest. This destination serves as a practical basecamp for road-trippers navigating the Show-Me State, providing straightforward access to regional highways and local communities.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned just off Interstate 55, this property sits amidst the distinct terrain of Southeast Missouri, characterized by fertile agricultural fields, dense timber tracts, and the nearby Mississippi River valley. The climate brings humid summers and crisp autumns, making seasonal travel particularly scenic. Visitors arriving from St. Louis to the north or Memphis to the south will encounter rolling topography and classic rural landscapes.
Amenities & Park Features
Because property layouts and utility configurations vary widely across independent rural campgrounds, guests should contact the management directly before arrival. When planning your stay, be sure to inquire about specific site categories such as pull-through access, electrical amperage options, and water availability. Clarifying these details in advance ensures your rig matches the appropriate hookup type.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs find plenty to explore within a short drive. The historic downtown of Jackson MO features local dining and antique shops, while nearby Cape Girardeau provides riverfront parks along the Mississippi. Travelers can also venture to Trail of Tears State Park for hiking trails and dramatic river overlooks, or explore the geological formations at Bollinger Mill State Historic Site.
Who This Park Is Best For
This setting suits road-trippers traversing the Midwest who want a quiet alternative to massive commercial resorts. It appeals to history enthusiasts, regional campers exploring Southeast Missouri state parks, and travelers seeking an authentic small-town atmosphere. Anyone prioritizing a relaxed rural stopover near major transportation corridors will find this location convenient.
Reviews
Irene Silva
We found this gem and it's beautiful! We spent two days here just resting and recuperating. If we come through this area again, we will definitely spend the night here. The owner is a very nice lady.
robert lipscomb
Stopped by after taking the wrong route. Very nice spot lake side, picnic tables are nice and shaded by the trees. Needed a water refill and got one. Didn't stay the night but wish I had the time to. Left a donation in the box by the firewood. Would definitely check this place out if your around the area. Also had solid 4g with t mobile.
Debbie Warden
Peaceful and scenic spot on a little lake. The bath house is clean. Picnic table’s, fire pits, electricity and water. Great amenities for such a small family owned campground
grc0520 NC
As you may see, this place does not have a web site. It is an older family run campground. The original owner passed away ?? & now someone else in the family manages it. The place is small, maybe 15 sites. Several sites back up to a large pond which is bordered by a wide swath of grass which have picnic tables. There is a line of trees along these 'pond-front' sites. These sites have a raised gravel pad which is pretty level. The entire CG is grass & it is nicely mowed. There is a bath house though clean is quite rustic. We would definitely stay here again & highly recommend it. There is some road noise from Hwy 34. I am using an AT&T hotspot & have had excellent coverage. Without the hotspot I have 3 bars.
Ryan Sturma
This place is quite and nice. Also you can't beat the price. Mostly 30amp hookup in most spots. And a very Nice showering facility