Lebanon / Bennett Spring KOA

The Great Outdoors

Remember that park that’s just a couple of minutes away from your RV at Lebanon/Bennett Spring KOA, what’s it called again? Yes, that’s right: Bennett Spring State Park. The lovely Niangua River runs through here, making the park the perfect spot for anglers and nature-lovers alike - perhaps you consider yourself both. There are trails for hiking, lots of birds to spot, and a nature center. You can even find RV campgrounds here. And don’t worry if you didn’t bring bait and tackle, or picnic snacks; you can just buy some in the shop.Drive a little bit upstream the Niangua River, and you’ll find a place with a somewhat kooky name - the Ha Ha Tonka State Park, which is not only excellent for the lake activities, especially the kayaking, but also hiking with its many trails. There’s also a truly unique landscape. Here you can see sinkholes, go caving in the many caves, or walk over the natural bridge before having a picnic by the water. It’s not just the geological history that will captivate you either. At Ha Ha Tonka State Park, you can examine some real-life castle ruins while learning about the history of the building. Not too shabby for some Missouri RV camping.A little bit farther but still well within reach with your travel trailer rental at Lebanon/Bennett Spring KOA is another natural wonder, namely Mark Twain National Forest. This offers a whole bundle of splendid outdoor recreation opportunities. Choose from many clear, float-able streams, and trails for hiking, biking, and motor vehicles. And there are plenty of natural wilderness areas to birdwatch. Doesn’t that just sound like the perfect getaway from the stress and noise of your day-to-day life? There are also caves to explore, lakes to fish in, and you can go wilderness camping.

Exploring the Area

While at Ha Ha Tonka State Park, a visit to the water park just outside of Linn Creek would be in order. It doesn’t matter your age or swimming skills; there’s something for everyone here, from the Lazy River to the Challenger Flumes to the Wave Pool. Eat some pizza or other snacks after your dip, and if you’re still hungry when you arrive with your camper rental in Lebanon, you can get either Italian, BBQ, or a big, juicy steak.Leave your Lebanon RV rental behind for a bit and explore what the charming city has to offer - which is a lot. Anyone who decides to book an RV in Laclede County and has even the slightest interest in antiques will find themselves in their paradise. There are boutiques, antiques, and all kinds of quirky shopping options all over the place here.Buy some Western gear from the Shepherd Hill factory outlet, but just make sure you don’t forget to get presents for everyone back home. That way they won’t feel too jealous when you tell them all about your exquisite camping at Lebanon/Bennett Spring KOA.