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What campers say
Little Sinkin Creek RV Resort & Campground is a well-maintained, peaceful park with roomy full-hookup sites, clean restroom/shower facilities, and generous green space including a fishing pond and spring-fed creek. Owners are frequently described as exceptionally welcoming and helpful; on-site amenities include fire pits, wood/ice/firewood sales, and optional campground Wi‑Fi for a small fee. The property offers extensive ATV/SxS trails that start near campsites. Practical notes: cell service can be spotty and the short gravel access road is narrow in places, so follow host directions when arriving.
Our summary of 35 traveler reviews.
✅ Amenities & Features
📖 About This Campground
Little Sinkin Creek RV Resort & Campground is a family-owned outdoor retreat nestled in the scenic Ozark Mountains of Bunker, Missouri. Situated near the Mark Twain National Forest and the Ozark National Scenic Riverways, it offers a serene setting for campers seeking adventure and relaxation.
Accommodations
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RV Sites: 23 full hookup sites with 20/30/50 amp service; 75+ feet long, including pull-thru options.
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Tent Sites: Primitive camping areas available for a more rustic experience.
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On-Site RV Rentals: Available for guests without their own RV.
๐ Amenities
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Connectivity: Starlink Wi-Fi and AT&T/Cricket 5G coverage.
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Utilities: Water, sewer, and trash services; dump station available.
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Recreation: Large 36" firepits, firewood, and ice for sale; access to floating, hiking, and nearby attractions.
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Accessibility: ADA-compliant facilities.
๐ต Activities
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Off-Roading: Direct access to legal SxS, ATV, and ORV trails in the Ozarks; ride directly from the campground.
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Water Sports: Paddling on nearby spring-fed rivers like the Current, Black, and Meramec; floating and kayaking opportunities.
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Hiking: Explore trails in the Mark Twain National Forest and Roger Pryor Pioneer Backcountry.
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Stargazing: Experience clear night skies in Missouri's "Dark Sky" region