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Camp Branch Campground is a great place to camp with your family and friends. The campground offers many different activities for people of all ages to enjoy.
The campground offers many different activities for people of all ages to enjoy. You can go fishing, swimming, hiking, and more at Camp Branch Campground.
Camp Branch Campground off Collins Road at Smithville Lake has 362 campsites. There are tent and RV sites available, with some including electrical hook-ups. A picnic table and a fire ring with grill are provided on each site.
Many sites are located by the shoreline and have easy access to walking trails. You could also bank your boat at your own risk near these sites.
The shower and laundry facilities are close to the campground. You can buy firewood and bagged ice while the camp hosts are on duty.
- 200 Electric Sites (50 amp)
- 146 Unimproved Sites
- Many sites are located along the shoreline with easy access to walking trails.
- Playground conveniently located between Loops C and D.
- Shower facilities are conveniently located in the campground.
- Many sites are located along the shoreline where you could bank your boat at your own risk.
- Firewood and bagged ice are available for sale while camp hosts are on duty.
- All sites have a picnic table and a fire ring with a grill.
Camp Branch Disc Golf Course
There is a 9-hole disc golf course in Camp Branch Campground that is perfect for beginners. It is a recreational course that is good for those just starting out.
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1 Review on “Camp Branch Campground”
Recently spent the weekend at Camp Branch at Smithville Lake, we camped in a 36 ft 5th wheel and stayed in campsite 170 in the B Loop. Our trip dates were 4/8-4/10/22. While we have stayed there before, this was our first time in this loop and campsite.
It was apparent that they had recently done upgrades to all the sites including ours, with newly pressed gravel and appeared many had been leveled out. Our site had a slight incline that caused us to drag our back bumper on the 5th wheel when we backed in but otherwise once we were in place we were level without blocks.
There is not any shade from trees by campsite 170 however the view of the lake is fantastic. With the paved bike/walking path running directly behind the campsite making it convenient for our kids to ride and play close by. Campsite 170 appears to be a family site to 169 which worked well with having our good friends next us. There was room between our campers to have a fire and hang out. With a picnic table and fire ring with grill. The bathrooms were directly across from us and appeared to be newer, with concrete walls and roof which seemed to be a safe place in case of a storm.
Our experience there was impacted by the high winds coming off the lake constantly the entire trip. This made it hard to enjoy sitting around the fire and being outdoors relaxing at the campsite. We spent a lot of our time inside on this trip, hanging out and playing games with our friends as result. We did do some exploring on the paved trail, some took bike rides and we did find some interesting things in nature including a active bee hive high up in a tree and a young bald eagle that was fun to watch.
I would not suggest campsite 170 for the hotter Summer months as the shade would be really lacking. If it weren’t for the high winds at the time of our trip, I think we would have really enjoyed the view and sitting at the campfire watching all the different water fowl and happenings the lake. So I would suggest this trip for a Spring or Fall time of the year.