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LocationMO
RegionMadison County
Managed byUS Forest Service - Mark Twain National Forest
Best seasonApril 2, 2025
Entrance feeCampgrounds: Single - $15.00/night Day Use: $5.00 per vehicle per day There is a 50% discount for camping for anyone with an Interagency Access or Senior Pass . Interagency passes cover the full day use fees, excluding busses.
AccessibilityRestrooms, tables, fire rings, and lantern posts are handicap accessible. All of the sites, except the Creekside sites, are accessible.

Marble Creek, which travels through the National Forest for about 20 miles, is named for its colorful deposits of dolomite, which was mined and used as "Taum Sauk Marble" many years ago. The mineral dolomite is the main component of the sedimentary rock that is also called dolomite. It is similar to the mineral calcite but contains magnesium as well as calcium. Just based on looks, the rock dolomite is often impossible to distinguish from limestone, which is composed mainly of calcite. Previously, a grist mill operated in the area operated until 1935. Remains of the grist mill dam and building are still visible today. The site is remote, with the nearest town about 20 minutes away and there is no cell service. This is a great campground to visit if you are looking for a quiet visit to the forest. This is also a great place for swimming and fishing. Campsites are shaded by the tall trees around the area. There are several Creekside sites available. Located in the campground is the main trailhead for the Marble Creek Section of the Ozark Trail . The trailhead is across highway D, directly across from the campground entrance.

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