Located along the Lower Current River, Bay Nothing Boat Launch is one of the most popular river accesses for beginning a float trip on the Lower Current. It is 13 or 14 miles downstream to Float Camp and Deer Leap accesses. Bay Nothing also provides opportunities for fishing, water play, or just rel...

Beaver Lake is 15 acres in size. Primitive camping is allowed but no facilities are provided. It offers a gravel ramp for boat access. The lake has been stocked with channel catfish, bluegill, redear sunfish, and black bass.

Big Bay Recreation Area is on the shore of 53,000-acre Table Rock Lake, a premier vacation spot in the Ozarks. Popular activities on Table Rock Lake are fishing, boating, and swimming. No lifeguard on duty. Big Bay is on Big Creek tributary, off the main channel of Table Rock Lake. A boat launch are...

Big Piney River offers 21 miles of excellent opportunity to take limits of bass, sunfish, and catfish. There are 6 boat access points found within the National Forest Boundary Area along the river, many of which offer forested camping and picnic facilities. Big Piney River winds through some of the ...

Carrington Pits Recreation Area offers fishing in approximately four acres of abandoned coal mining pits that are stocked with largemouth bass, sunfish and channel catfish. Accessible fishing piers and trail provide access to the water, or a small boat or canoe can be launched at the gravel ramp.

This 440 acre lake is the largest of the lakes in the Mark Twain National Forest. The recreation area serves anglers, campers, picnickers, hikers, bicyclists, and swimmers. Drinking water and vault toilets are conveniently located..

This 100-acre lake provides fishing opportunity for bass, sunfish, and catfish. Boats can be launched from a gravel ramp. Picnic sites are provided, but no camping is allowed.