Noblett Lake Campground

Jeremy Frederickson

This was not as much a campground as it was dispersed camping. There was a number of nice camping spots around the area. The access roads are very well maintained, I drove my Honda Civic without issue. There was a fire pit at each campsite. …

Virginia Simpson

A decent fishing and primitive camping area available if you don't mind wilderness area. Very little maintenance done so there are a lot of weeds and firepits with trash. The trails are so overgrown they are difficult to navigate, but fishing was okay even if we didn't catch much.

Allan Emerson

This area looks unmaintained. All of the sites were overgrown with weeds and grass. No fire pits or tables, and the entrance wasn't marked at all.

Michael Bambery

This is a little gem hidden in the Ozarks. There is a pavilion above the lake and a beautiful 1/4 mile trail (that's 15 min.) that runs from the dam to the pavilion and playground. This not only has the Noblett Lake Trail, that takes in Hellsroar Spring and two others, but is also the trailhead for The Ridgerunner Trail, which is open to backpackers and horses, no motorized vehicles. There is an old local cemetery, with homemade headstones, as always, be respectful. Explore the stream below the dam, as it runs alongside primitive campsites. When you've got an empty spot to fill on your calendar for a few hours or a day, pencil in Noblett Lake. DO IT!!!!