The remains of old campsites are visible, but it was not an inviting place. A concrete base for a 2-seater outhouse has no walls, but 2 vandalized stools still stand over the holes. A stock pond is available and also a spring, which I never looked for. If you want to make the entire circuit in a pair of 9 mile days instead of three days, you could leave the trail on Forest Road 2265 which leads to Hwy. There are 8 camp sites here and room for a few cars to park.
Water is available from the creek.
Crossing the creek on the highway bridge eliminates what could be a tricky creek crossing. From here, it is 9.2 miles without dependable water sources to return to Berryman Camp and finish the loop. Mark Twain National Forest Potosi District Hwy.