The Easiest Way to Float
the Niangua River
Professional staff. Organized launches. We select the best stretch each day so you can relax and enjoy the river.
Over 30 years on the Niangua River — trusted by thousands of families every summer.
Floating is what we do best!
We handle the details so your family can focus on the fun.
- Professional staff & organized float launch
- Clean, high-quality equipment
- Half-day and full-day options
- Designed for families, groups, and first-time floaters
Floating
Stress-free river days for couples, families, & large groups, fully coordinated by our team from launch to return.
Rafts, kayaks, canoes, and tubes. Half-day and full-day options available.
Places to Stay
Luxury lodges, family cabins, and unique resort stays — all part of the Riverfront Campground experience.
Stay close to the river, the pool, the float launch, and Q’s Brew.
Camping
Spacious RV sites and shaded tent camping with river access and easy float launch coordination.
Full hookups, electric sites, and primitive riverfront camping.
The Hub of the Niangua River
Riverfront isn’t just a place to float — it’s the center of your entire river weekend.
Spend the morning on the water.
The afternoon at the Sunset Pool & Hot Tub.
Evenings around the fire. Coffee from Q’s Brew in hand.
Everything is on-site — so your family can spend less time planning and more time enjoying the river.
Adventure, relaxation, and everything in between — all in one place.
Our Story
Riverfront Campground began as a small family farm along the Niangua River. In 1994, the property opened with simple tent camping and a vision to create a place where families could enjoy the outdoors together.
Floating began in 1997, and over the years Riverfront grew into one of the most complete river destinations on the Niangua.
Today the campground is run by multiple generations of the same family who built it — with a continued commitment to hospitality, hard work, and creating unforgettable river memories.
Many families who visit Riverfront return year after year, making the Niangua River part of their own traditions.
Built by family. Run by family. Shared with families.