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Riverview Ranch - Meramec River | Eddy

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Meramec River
Riverview Ranch

Riverview Ranch

River mile 73.8 · Meramec River

Use as

Campground

Parking

~20 vehicles

Road

PAVED

Good

174 cfs · 1.32 ft

USGS 07013000 · Updated 1 hr ago

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Road typePaved

DetailsFrom I-44, take Exit 218 (Bourbon). Head south on Hwy N approximately 9 miles to the river. Hwy N is paved all the way. Address: 7945 Hwy N, Bourbon, MO 65441.

Capacity~20 vehicles

DetailsOn-site parking. Reviewers describe "plenty of available parking." Space for 20+ vehicles. Likely gravel surface.

Amenitieshttp://www.riverviewranch.org/ Private resort: tent sites (many directly on riverbank with picnic table and fire ring), two large group camping areas (separated for louder parties). RV sites with 30-amp electric hookups. Rustic cabins and bunkhouses (unfurnished — bring own bedding). Flush restrooms with hot showers (low water pressure reported). Swimming pool. Canoe/kayak/raft/tube rentals with shuttle. Quiet hours 11 PM – 7 AM. Pets allowed ($15/pet fee). Open seasonally.

FeeAccess fee required. Rental and camping rates vary — call (573) 732-5544 or (800) 748-8439. Confirm whether BYO boat launch is permitted and any associated fee.

Managed byPrivate

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Nearby on Meramec River

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Campbell Bridge

Upstream · 0.2 mi · ~6 min

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Ozark Outdoors Resort

Upstream · 5.3 mi · ~2.6 hr

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Blue Springs Creek Conservation Area

Downstream · 4.8 mi · ~2.4 hr

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Sappington Bridge

Downstream · 9.4 mi · ~4.7 hr

Back to Meramec River

Riverview Ranch

Outfitter

573-732-5544

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Campbell Bridge Access (MDC)

Campground·0.2 miles (mile 73.7)

Free public access with boat/fishing access

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Private access — fee required. Riverview Ranch serves as the take-out for 5-mile and 10-mile shuttle floats. Riverfront tent sites are right on the water. Near Campbell Bridge Access (mile 73.7, public). Confirm BYO boat access policy by calling (573) 732-5544.

Note: River access quality varies by site — the group camp area has rougher access than the standard riverside tent sites.