Marble Creek Campground Mark Twain National Forest - Ironton, MO - National Parks

 
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Welcome to Marble Creek Campground
This area with its beautiful creek, camp and picnic grounds is located between Fredericktown and Arcadia, MO. Marble Creek, rushing 20 miles through the rugged St. Francis Mountains, is named for deposits of attractively colored dolomites which were mined and used in the building trade as “Taum Sauk Marble”. Within the recreation area, you can see the concrete remains of a grist mill dam and building foundation. This dam was the third to be built here and was operated until 1935. This quiet campground and recreation area is the main trailhead for the Marble Creek Section of the Ozark Trail. This 8-mile segment goes to Crane Lake and is open for hiking, equestrian and mountain bike use. Horses are allowed at trailhead, but not within campground or picnic area.

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Campground facilities include 24 single sites and 2 double sites, each with table, fire ring and lantern post. Two centrally located vault toilet buildings serve campers and trail users. There is no drinking water, but the campground is adjacent a year-round stream. Trash service available April - October. Sites are first come-first served. Horses are allowed in the trailhead parking area, but not in the campground and picnic areas.



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