RiverStamps

Awesome people! Make Lucky Clover Campground your new go-to campground. That "home away from home" feeling!

💦 NEW at Lucky Clover Campground! 💦

Now carrying the ORIGINAL River Stamps! 🛶

These fun collectible decals let you mark the rivers and stretches you’ve floated, the perfect keepsake for every river lover, float crew member, and adventure chaser!

Float it. Stamp it. Collect them all. 😎

Stop by the campground store and grab yours on your next trip to the river!

this weekend at Akers Ferry Canoe Rental!

Schedule your Jacks Fork River adventure with Harvey's Alley Spring Canoe Rental today! And be sure to pick up your RiverStamp while you're there!

...and pick up some while you're there!

Are you ready? I know we are!! ❤️

📍116 West McClurg Ave Richland Mo 65556

🗓️ Sunday, May 10th (THIS WEEKEND 🎊)

⏱️ 1PM-5PM

We hope to see everyone there!

Need a RiverStamp for the North Fork or Bryant Creek? Pick 'em up at Sunburst Ranch! Stay at one of their cabins or campers - several great options for lodging!

Where is your next Ozark paddling adventure?

Klepzig Mill, along Rocky Creek. 📸

Great history lesson about Missouri float trips! Thanks Ozarks Alive, TJ Wilkinson

Float tripping has been a part of Ozarks culture for generations. It became commercialized in the late 1800s — thanks to greater access to the region via the railroad — as folks wanted to float, fish and see the scenic Ozarks.

They were led by colorful guides who enhanced the experience. Those names include Bales, Barnes, Dablemont — and Jim Owen, who was one of the most well-known float trip operators.

While we still float today, this era was significantly impacted by the construction of lakes, which changed rivers' free-flowing reality.

This legacy is vast and can't be captured in one story, but I share more about this legacy in this month's Notable MO-ments episode on KSMU - Ozarks Public Radio. A link to listen to the story is in the comments. Thanks to Missouri Humanities for sponsoring this series!

You can't spell Bourbeuse without beer, so crack open a Coors Banquet (official beer of RiverStamps) on this meandering Ozark stream in 2026. Over 100 miles to explore!