Devil's Elbow River Safari and Campground
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Devil's Elbow River Safari and Campground offers travelers a unique blend of adventure and nostalgia. Experience the enchanting beauty of the Ozark wilderness with thrilling river safaris, serene camping spots, and rich local history. This hidden gem is perfect for those seeking to reconnect with nature while immersing themselves in the vibrant spirit of the Mother Road. Whether you're paddling through the scenic currents or relaxing by the campfire, every moment here tells a story worth sharing.
samuel sloas
3 years ago"Our experience with the devil elbow campground and safari have always been great. Angie the owner is always polite and very knowledgeable. It's always me and my gf who float. We fish the whole time on the river catching anything from bluegill, large and smallmouth bass to even a gar now and then. The float this time lasted over 5 hours but it was well needed. Boy did we get sunburn lol. It doesn't matter tho. The heat was in the high 90s but we were cool as cucumbers out there fishing. We usually pull our kayaks over wen we hit a nice beach and swim. It's the perfect way to cool us down. This was our 1st float of 2022 and there will be many more to come. Thanks Angie and the safari, we love coming and your hospitality makes the trip that much more enjoyable. Oh yea. Plus Angie took these awesome pics."
Steven Anderson
6 years ago"You have a great float and ends at the opening of the camp grounds which is very convenient.bI love it."
Rose Appleby
4 years ago"While we didn't stay at the campground (yet!) we did hang around a bit and it was very nice. Clean, quiet, there was a bathroom with a place to change. The staff was very nice. We did the float trip and it was awesome! When we go back one of the staff members was there to great us (didn't catch her name, she was a teenager, blond, very nice) and she was very sweet and friendly, answered all our questions and even gave us a ride to our car on her side by side. We will stay at the campground soon, and definitely do another float ( it was only like $50 for a 2 person kayak) 😏"
