RV Parks in Marble Hill, Missouri

Marble Hill, MO, is a small town in Bollinger County, home to 1 RV campground listed on RVParkway: Whippoorwill Lake Campground. This destination provides direct access to the 4,200-acre Lake Wappapello area, making it a practical home base for anglers and hikers exploring southeast Missouri.

What RV parks operate in Marble Hill, Missouri?

Marble Hill contains 1 certified RV camping option: Whippoorwill Lake Campground at 123 Campground Lane. This facility offers 30 pull-through sites measuring 30 x 60 feet with full hookups (30/50 amp).

How far is Marble Hill from major cities in Missouri?

Marble Hill sits 34 miles southeast of Cape Girardeau, MO, and 105 miles south of St. Louis. The drive to Cape Girardeau takes 42 minutes via Highway 34 and Interstate 55. Jackson, MO, lies 29 miles north.

What amenities does Whippoorwill Lake Campground provide?

Whippoorwill Lake Campground delivers 6 core amenities: 50-amp electrical service, potable water at each site, a dump station, a bathhouse with 4 showers, a laundry room with 3 washers, and a camp store open 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily.

• 50-amp electric at every site
• 2 additional 30-amp pedestals for larger rigs
• Free Wi-Fi with 25 Mbps download speed
• Pet area measuring 40 x 60 feet
• Fire rings at 28 sites

What outdoor activities are near Marble Hill RV parks?

The campground sits 4 miles from Lake Wappapello State Park, which spans 1,854 acres. Anglers catch crappie, bass, and catfish in 4,200-acre lake. Hiking trails cover 12 miles in the park, with the 2.5-mile Red Bud Trail rated moderate.

What are the nightly rates for Marble Hill campgrounds?

Whippoorwill Lake Campground charges $35 per night for a standard pull-through site with full hookups. Weekly rates drop to $220 (a $25 savings). Monthly stays run $800 for 30 consecutive nights. Prices do not include 12.5% state and local taxes.

How does Marble Hill compare to nearby Cape Girardeau campgrounds?

Cape Girardeau, MO, hosts 4 RV parks with rates averaging $42 per night, or $7 more than Marble Hill. Cape's campgrounds include Trail of Tears State Park, which offers 60 sites with electric hookups. Marble Hill provides cheaper base rates but fewer total options. RV Parks USA lists all 1 Marble Hill property for direct comparison.