There is a lake at this area but horses are not allowed in this area. You also have to keep in mind the hunting season as it is open for deer and turkey hunting, but we ride there a lot. The camping is very primitive. She suggested calling the Corps of Engineers at Perry, MO for more info. Sandy has a small gooseneck and says there is easy access for big rigs.
Trails are hilly with some steep areas and are gravel or limestone.
They are mostly wooded with water crossings less than 24 inches deep. The official mileage of the main trail is 25, but there are numerous old logging and fire roads that make a week-long stay very fun, since you can ride every day and not have to repeat the previous rides. Julie is from Illinois and rides a Quarter Horse and loves to go to the Cross Country Trail Ride at Eminence, MO . Horse camping is available with water, pit and flush toilets, water hookups, showers, and horse shelter or horses can camp overnight tied to your trailer. Trails are hilly with some steep areas, with a variety of surfaces including sand, gravel and rock.