 Set in a breathtaking wooded area, Huzzah Valley is nestled at the junction of the pristine Huzzah River and Dry Creek amongst the Sycamores, River Birch and beautiful Dogwoods.
The natural water spring of Dry Creek produces 1,000,000 gallons of sparkling, pure water each day. The local Spring Rise Trout Ranch ships its fish to prime locations like Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis, so you know the local fishing will be great!
The resort is the perfect place for adventure or just a quiet retreat. Park your RV, pitch your tent or rent a comfortable cabin or house in this riverside paradise!
Away from the water, there's plenty more camping fun in store! Mount up and take to the local trails on horseback. Enjoy volleyball, scenic hiking trails or the fun of the Huzzah Club. Kids will have a ball at the playground. The fun doesn't end there. Huzzah Valley Resort hosts plenty of scheduled events for you to enjoy.
Your RV group is welcome. Huzzah Valley has four rental pavilions. These gathering spots include BBQ pits, picnic tables, electricity and runnin' water.
Keep your site well stocked with a trip through the Country Store. In addition to picking up the necessities, you can preserve your happy camping memories with Huzzah Valley souvenirs. Washing chores are made a bit easier at their Laundrymat. You will appreciate the clean and comfortable restrooms and showerhouse. If there's anything you need, just ask the friendly Huzzah Valley staff!
Find your way here, then float on in to the gracious hospitality of...
HUZZAH VALLEY RESORT!
 Canoeing...
Canoeing in the Ozarks has become one of the most popular forms of recreation for the entire family. Whether you choose to float in the summer with the lazy, tranquil floats, or in the wetter seasons, when the rivers flow faster and offer more challenges, you will find the Huzzah and Courtois Rivers taking on a unique beauty each season. One of the nicest floats we offer is a one-day trip where you stop at the campground for lunch, and then continue downstream the rest of the afternoon.
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Rafting...
Kayaking...