Facility Overview
Pleasant Valley Mobile Home Park & RV Parking is situated at 20528 State Hwy 37 on the southwestern corridor of Cassville, Missouri. Configured as an open-air, ground-level property, the facility provides expansive outdoor vehicle accommodation designed to handle everything from standard passenger automobiles and work trucks to heavy-duty pickups, fifth wheels, camper trailers, and motorhomes. Because this is an entirely open-sky surface property, drivers do not have to worry about vertical clearance restrictions, low beams, or narrow subterranean ramps, making it an accessible and practical stopover or extended staging point for high-profile and recreational vehicles traveling through Barry County and the Ozark region.
Prime Location & Nearby Attractions
Conveniently situated along Missouri State Highway 37, this parking and stay facility serves as a gateway to southwest Missouri’s outdoor and municipal attractions:
- Roaring River State Park: Located approximately 9 miles southeast, this premier state park is renowned for premier trout fishing at Roaring River Hatchery, scenic hiking trails, and rugged Ozark limestone bluffs.
- Downtown Cassville & Barry County Courthouse: Just a 3 to 5-minute drive northeast, offering local diners, home-style cafes, banking, and government offices.
- Cassville Greenway Trail & City Park: Less than 2 miles away, providing paved walking and cycling trails, baseball fields, and aquatic facilities.
- Mark Twain National Forest: Surrounding woodlands and trail systems are easily reachable within a 15 to 25-minute drive, popular for off-road recreation, birdwatching, and seasonal hunting.
- Table Rock Lake: Access points and public boat ramps near Eagle Rock and Shell Knob are located within a 20 to 30-minute drive eastward.
Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity
The facility provides straightforward direct ingress and egress onto State Highway 37, a primary north-south regional thoroughfare running through Barry County that links directly northward to US-60 near Monett and southward toward the Arkansas state border (connecting toward Pea Ridge, Garfield, and Northwest Arkansas). Driveways are leveled and wide enough to accommodate sweeping turn radiuses for extended vehicles towing trailers, boats, or secondary vehicles. Rural transit services in the area are operated on a demand-response basis by regional providers such as OATS Transit, while personal vehicle travel along Hwy 37 remains the primary mode of transportation.
Facility Amenities & Key Features
- Open-Air Surface Parking: Generous outdoor layout with unrestricted vertical headroom, accommodating high-roof vans, Class A/B/C RVs, and trailer combinations.
- Direct Highway Access: Smooth entry and departure onto State Highway 37 without navigating congested urban corridors or steep grades.
- Wide Turning Radiuses: Designed to accommodate easy maneuvering and turnaround space for oversized chassis and towed recreational equipment.
- Quiet Rural Setting: Tucked along the rolling landscape of Barry County, offering a quieter, less congested alternative to high-density interstate truck stops.
- Utility Infrastructure: Dedicated hookup spaces and utility access points typical of mixed mobile home and RV park layouts.
Ideal For
- RV Travelers & Campers: Cross-country motorists and vacationers seeking staging or stopover space en route to Roaring River State Park or Table Rock Lake.
- Outdoor Enthusiasts & Anglers: Visitors trailering bass boats, flatboats, or ATVs exploring Ozark waterways and national forest areas.
- Contractors & Extended Stays: Traveling utility workers, healthcare contractors, or construction personnel operating in the Cassville, Monett, or Purdy areas needing long-term vehicle placement.
- Local Residents: Area drivers requiring supplementary surface parking space for auxiliary vehicles, campers, or work equipment.
Visitor & Driver Tips
When approaching the destination on State Hwy 37, slow down in advance of the turnoff, as highway traffic moves at regional speeds (50–60 mph) and driveway sightlines are best managed by signalling early. If you are arriving after sundown, rely on your auxiliary high beams and GPS coordinates (36.647213, -93.904710) to clearly identify the property entry. Drivers towing large rigs or extra cargo trailers are advised to check current site availability and hookup configurations in advance to secure an easily accessible pull-through or back-in spot.