Aiming to be the best RV park around

…because you love to travel and we love to provide clean and comfortable RV accommodations, with a relaxing and friendly environment. Our convenient location on historical Route 66 is less than 5 minutes from historical Carthage, Missouri and less than 15 minutes from surrounding areas, such as Webb City and Joplin. All the while, offering amenities you might expect only at a resort.

When you stay at Camp Mi Casa, you stay with friends and we’re looking forward to your next visit!

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X-LARGE PULL-THRU SITES and "Resort-Style" Bathhouse

Carthage, Missouri Covention & Visitor's Bureau Valuable resource to what is going on in historic Carthage, Missouri.	66 Drive-In Theatre If you love nostalgia for the "good ol' days" your trip to Carthage will not be complete without a night at a real Drive-In movie theatre. Want to know what is playing? Just call 417-359-5959 or check them out on Facebook.	Peck & Jen's Frozen Custard Fresh made frozen custard, sundaes, coffee, cinnamon rolls and sandwiches.
Jasper County Courthouse In the heart of downtown Carthage sits this Romanesque Revival building built in 1894-5. It is constructed of Carthage stone and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its turrets, towers, and arches evoke a feel of a medieval castle looming over the city below. Inside a wrought-iron cage elevator still operates and an array of military artifacts and mining specimens are displayed along with the “”Forged in Fire”” mural by Lowell Davis that portrays the history of Jasper County.	Precious Moments Chapel Collectors will not want to miss the Precious Moments Chapel, the creation of artist Samuel J. Butcher. The Chapel has often been described as “America’s Sistine Chapel” as an artful representation of Michelangelo’s own Sistine Chapel in Rome.	Red Oak II Lowell Davis' whimsical art work is the basis for this village. It has long been a popular destination for those who enjoy the eclectic art and architecture. The iconic water faucet fountain is a favorite along with the village church, nostalgic diner, Cackleberry Park and many buildings which have been transported and set up in this funky town. Please note winding road getting there is not suited for RVs, but better accessed as a day trip in another vehicle.
Carthage Golf Course Est. 1937 Golf enthusiast will love the beautiful, challenging course that is less than 5 minutes from Camp Mi Casa.	Civil War Museum Don't miss this museum filled with information and artifacts covering the Civil War Battle of Carthage and the Civil War in southwest Missouri. Of note, we enjoy the display on the outlaw Belle Starr, who grew up in Carthage during the Civil War. Visit www.visitmo.com for more information on this and other great attractions in the area.	Powers Museum Since 1988, the Powers Museum has been serving Carthage and the region as a local history museum with annual rotating annual exhibits from the post-Civil War period to the 20th century. Traveling exhibits and special programs related to Missouri or Ozark regional themes are presented, too.
artCentral Founded in 1985, artCentral is celebrating RETROforward! 2015 marks the 30th Anniversary of artCentral creatively blending verdant history with contemporary expression in an elegant setting. HOURS: During Gallery Exhibitions FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 12:00 to 5:00 · SUNDAYS 1:00 to 5:00 Holidays - Closed All Other Days please call 417.358.4404 to schedule your visit	Cherry's Art Emporium The elegant, yet warm and inviting, art gallery is a must see while visiting the Carthage square. The undeniable abundance of talent from local artist is widely displayed throughout for you to view free of charge, however, many pieces are available for you to take home or can be shipped as a special gift for someone special. Don't just take my word for it, go see for yourself!	Stones Throw Theatre Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre 2466 W. Old Route 66 Blvd. Carthage, MO 64836 for Reservations call 417-358-9665
The Woodshed This unique, one-of-a-kind, event venue is located in the back of Cherry's Art Emporium offering a homemade dinner option and entertainment each Friday evening. I promise, you won't be disappointed!!. Visit their page on Facebook for information on upcoming shows.	Shopping...and more shopping! "Antique Shop Paradise" - Carthage has an abundance of antique shops and local retail shops that feature many unique, custom-made gifts crafted by local artists, sophisticated retail stores, health and herb market, book store and so much more. Here are just a few to mention...[click on the link below]	Dining Oh, so you like to eat?! Good, you've come to the right place! Be sure not to pass up the local eateries featuring the historic Whisler's Hamburgers, Carthage Deli (on the historic downtown square), Tin Cup Bistro, Iggy's Diner, Boomer's BBQ, Big Ben's BBQ, Taco Town, Daylight Donuts, Peck & Jen's Frozen Custard (& more), Bamboo Garden, Lucky J Steakhouse and Arena, Sirloin Stockade, The Woodshed Burger (& more), Taco 66 Food Truck, Mother Road Coffee...are you full yet?!
Wildcat Glades Audubon Center An amazing site for nature lovers, the Wildcat Glades Conservation & Audubon Center features hands-on environmental education programs and activities, walking trails and an amazing 1,300-gallon aquarium and Ozark stream is home to fascinating aquatic life. As one of the largest remaining chert glades in the world, this eco-friendly building and surrounding center should not be missed. There is NO cost to visit this beautiful facility.	Grand Falls Grand Falls, on Shoal Creek, is the largest continuously flowing natural waterfall in Missouri. It plunges 25 feet to a solid ledge before flowing southward. You can fish there also, along with a nice park system with trails you can walk or jog on just before you cross the bridge. Check out Trip Advisor for more information.