Facility Overview

Peddlers RV Park is an open-air surface parking and recreational vehicle facility located along State Highway 112 in Barry County, just south of downtown Cassville, Missouri. Configured primarily as a spacious campground and vehicle depot, the facility features wide gravel driving lanes and expansive flat parking pads designed to handle everything from standard passenger cars, minivans, and full-size pickup trucks to large travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and Class A motorhomes. Because it is completely open-to-sky with no covered structures or low-hanging clearance obstacles, vehicles of all roof heights and trailer configurations can maneuver, park, and turn around with ease.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Situated in the heart of the Ozarks scenic corridor, Peddlers RV Park offers strategic positioning for outdoor recreationists and visitors to Southwest Missouri:

• Roaring River State Park (approx. 5 miles south): One of Missouri’s premier trout fishing and natural recreation destinations, featuring the Roaring River Fish Hatchery, Devil’s Kitchen Trail, Fire Tower Trail, and historic CCC stone pavilions.
• Downtown Cassville & Barry County Museum (approx. 3.5 miles north): A short 5-minute drive connects drivers to Cassville’s historic square, the Barry County Museum, Cassville Greenway Trail, grocery stores, and local dining spots.
• Mark Twain National Forest: Direct highway access to vast federal forest lands offering hunting, backcountry hiking, and scenic drives.
• Table Rock Lake & Eagle Rock Marina (approx. 15 miles southeast): Convenient staging ground for boating, watersports, and bass fishing on Table Rock Lake.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress are straightforward via direct turnoffs from Missouri State Highway 112 (MO-112). The entrance driveway offers generous turning radii suitable for long towed combinations. Highway 112 links northward directly into Cassville, connecting seamlessly with MO-76 and MO-248, and southward toward the Arkansas state border (connecting to Eureka Springs via AR-23). While public municipal transit does not serve this rural highway corridor, local ride-hailing and pre-arranged shuttles operate across Barry County, and vehicular access remains smooth with minimal congestion outside of seasonal trout opening day traffic.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

• Open-Air Surface Parking: Level gravel pads providing plenty of clearance and maneuvering room for oversized vehicles and utility trailers.
• Unhindered Vertical Headroom: Zero height restrictions, allowing tall RVs, high-roof conversion vans, and boat trailers to park without clearance concerns.
• Electrical & Utility Hookups: Campsite parking slots offering standard utility connections for short- and extended-stay recreational vehicles.
• Drive-Through and Pull-In Stalls: Flexible parking footprints facilitating effortless entry and exit without tight multi-point turns.
• Peaceful Rural Setting: Perimeter tree cover and night lighting providing visibility and a quiet, low-traffic environment.

Ideal For

• Anglers & Campers: Fishermen heading to Roaring River for trout season seeking reliable basecamp parking and vehicle staging.
• Roadtrippers & RVers: Travelers touring the Ozarks, Table Rock Lake, or traveling along the scenic highway corridor between Missouri and Arkansas.
• Boat & Utility Trailer Owners: Visitors requiring spacious, hassle-free parking for towed watercraft or equipment haulers.
• Extended-Stay Guests: Seasonal workers, retirees, and nature lovers seeking peaceful monthly or weekly parking in rural Barry County.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Drivers approaching from the north via Cassville should follow MO-112 South and look for entrance signage along the roadside; slow down in advance of the turn as highway traffic moves at 55 mph. If you are arriving during opening week of trout season in early March or during summer holiday weekends, expect heavier traffic along MO-112 and reserve your parking or camping site ahead of time. Always check ground conditions after periods of heavy spring rainfall, and use leveling blocks if setting up an RV or unhitching a trailer for an extended stay.