of Sitesĭay hikers can enjoy the 0.6 mile Blue Spring Trail, or portions of the Ridge Runner Trailor Devils Backbone Wilderness Trails. The use of generators is not prohibited, but remember quiet hours start at 10:00 PM. No water and sewer hookups available at this location. Sites are spread out around three loops, and are relatively private from each other. The RV pedestal hookup is a 30 amp and also has a 110 outlet. Sites are suitable for small, under 30’, travel trailers, but some can accommodate up to 34' RVs. Sites are suitable for small, under 30’, travel trailers. Drinking water, vault toilets and garbage collection are centrally located. Several picnic tables, toilets, handicap parking at the day use areaĮach site has a table, fire ring with grills on them, and tent pad.
Campground: Fees will be paid at the fee tubes provided for camping, day use, and the boat launch.Please use trash containers located at the day use area and in the campground.Only collect dead and downed wood for campfires.Dogs must be on a 6 foot leash in the campground.No more than 8 people are permitted at single sites (16 for double sites).Campsite parking allows for two vehicles per site.No motorized vehicles beyond posted signs. No motorized vehicles permitted on trail system.Dawt Mill (Ozark Mills Carriage Company)Īccessible,Boat ramp,Tent camping,Camping trailer,Fee charged for some activities,Picnic tables,Toilets,Drinking water,ParkingĬampground – single site nightly fees are.
North Fork Recreation Area - Day Use Area
North Fork Recreation Area - Day Use Area One three sides, the stone wall is made of cherty Gasconade dolomite that surrounds the spring and represents the karst topography of Ozarks. Near North Fork, from the river you can paddle up into Blue Spring or hike the Blue Spring Trail. There are multiple springs that contribute to the river, one of the largest is Blue Spring, which contributes around 7 million gallons of cold, clear water every day to the river. North Fork Recreation Area serves as trailhead for the 35-mile long Ridge Runner National Recreation Trail and the Blue Spring Trail. Some sites have views of the river before trees and bushes leaf out. On the other side of the river is the beginning of the Devils Backbone Wilderness Area. The site is surrounded by an oak/hickory forest, there are a lot of tulip poplar and sycamore in that area.įrom the day use area, and sometimes the campground, you have amazing views looking across the river of the mixed hardwood and pine forest and the rock bluffs that envelope the river. If you go straight you’ll hit a t-intersection, if you go left you enter the campground, if you go right you enter the day use. North Fork Recreation Area provides camping, picnicking, boating, canoeing, hiking and fishing access to the beautiful North Fork of the White River, which has a total of nine major springs flowing into it.Īs you drive into the site, the first right takes you to the boat access area.
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