Damsite Campground Review // Pomme de Terre Lake [EP 38]

If you are looking for a waterfront camping experience along a beautiful, quiet lake then the Damsite Corp of Engineers Campground near Hermitage, Missouri is a perfect choice. The campground, located about 50 miles north of Springfield, features 80 sites with electric hookups and 22 non-electric sites. Pomme de Terre is French for "apple of the earth."
The park gets its name from the poximity to the Pomme de Terre dam, which was completed in 1961. The lake has 7,790-acres of surface area and 113 miles of shoreline. It is a very popular fishing lake and is stocked with muskie. Crappie, largemouth and white bass are also found in abundance. The lake is also perfect for watersports such as boating, skiing, and swimming.
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[@Plants_and_chickens]

Thanks for doing this video! I just reserved 34 for memorial weekend. Probably not any shade but glad to have spot for the holiday weekend!

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

That is awesome! I hope you have a blast.

[@stlphotoandvideo]

Great video guys as always. This is one of those campgrounds everyone in Missouri raves about. I honestly don't under stand what the attraction is after seeing how close the campsites are in from the drone view. They are packed in like sardines.

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Thanks so much. Definitely tightly packed, but at least there is great access to the area. The upper area seems to have a little more space than the lower loop section. Safe travels and happy camping!

[@thelightsgodown7368]

You forgot to show the bluff sites! Hidden gem and much more private with beautiful views.

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Great point. Glad you left the comments for others to see. I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.

[@Jr_BTW_OMT_RT]

Very good reviews and I do live in galmey mo Which is about 5 miles

[@debbibrewer4243]

Think you guys

[@BlackberryHillHouse]

Thanks for helping us figure out the best damsite at the Damsite Campground 😋 You guys do a fantastic job on these campground review videos!

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Thank you so much!

[@Jr_BTW_OMT_RT]

When you guys were here the Lake was Hi

[@melissaslater7757]

You guys are AWESOME!!!

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Thank you so much! That totally makes our day. We appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. 😊

[@joanngoodin4625]

We are currently parked at site 60 which is a pull thru. Not level. 61 looks level. Both are lake front with beautiful views. Love your recommendations!

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Thank you so much!

[@YAYA-bv7po]

Hey there! We were there that week! We spend about a week or two every month during the season while it is open! The reason no park attendant was there, is the old one had a medical emergency and had to leave early! Usually they are on site most of the time. We were actually asked to cover for them but it did not work out with what we had already planned for the last two months. The Park Rangers and local S.D. do all patrol here and there! They also arrive fast if they are called. Once when there, a man had a medical emergency and we are both in emergency services and ran a couple campers down to help, they arrived less than 3 mins from receiving the call! They are a friendly group once you get to know them! Oh and you really don't hear the generators once inside your rv! And after about 9 pm, not at all. And since the upgrades to the new sewer area, there have been no smells. We were laughing when we saw you guys and Jasper on the slide that day! Watching this made us laugh again! lol They took the washer and dryers out about a week before this was filmed, they said it was because no one ever used them? (We only know when it was filmed by friends who were there that wekend and we see footage of their campsites and ours) Many of the campers there are from are local emergency service departments, so more than likely there is always more help right on hand! Oh and once throughout the last few years, we have been there when a tornado warning was in the area, the local SD came out to warn everyone to take shelter in the bathrooms, those they did not see, they went and knocked on their campers...people showed up with coolers, bottles of wine and all sorts of animals! We ended up making the mens bathroom a cat area and the womens bathroom the dog area..one guy walked back and forth with a baby racoon in his pocket and everyone made it into a tornado party! lol But anyways everyone is always friendly there! We have never met rude campers at all. We are always going there, so if you ever go back, message me and we can meet up! BTW, hubby found y'all by searching the dam site... he has camping fever and is counting the days until April 1st when it reopens to both water and electric sites! And yes, we are already booked for it! lol Loved your informative video and we are now going to be binging on the others! ;)

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

What a fantastic comment! I really appreciate the additional information you are providing the viewers. We are thankful that you liked the video and we hope that you continue to enjoy our channel. Help us spread the word! :) Just like you, we are dreaming for evening daylight and warmer weather and can't wait for camping season to come back again. Hopefully, our paths will cross in the future. Happy camping!

[@HintonTheTrail]

Thank you for the shoutout and the challenge...we accept. Looking forward to sharing more about us and learning more about other folks living the travel life. Great answers and we dig Jasper. He’s a very witty pup!!

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Awesome! We will be looking for your video. Can’t wait to learn more about you guys. Happy camping!

[@adventureswithmelvin-micha9707]

Thanks for the review! I was lucky to get site #60 this May for 4 days. Visiting my wife Donna's hometown of Weaubleau, MO. Very much enjoy your reviews.

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Thank you so much for the nice comment. We really enjoyed that part and hope to be back sometime soon. Happy camping!

[@jeffgipperich1426]

You guys do a great job. How do I find more of your camp visits to other places. We are a first timer RV er and can’t wait to get started. We live in Missouri Thanks Jeff “ the Gipp “

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

Thanks so much Jeff! Welcome to our channel. We would love to have you along for all of our adventures. You can find more of our videos by going to our channel page and then clicking on the videos tab. Here is a link. Happy camping! (and viewing!) 😊 kzbin.info

[@Jr_BTW_OMT_RT]

And 6 months ago the parks were not open they were free

[@phillipmorris1334]

hello from the Ozarks! yep its a beautiful lake but the sewage generators and sometimes odor make it unpleasant to camp in that area!

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

I totally agree. You definitely have to be strategic about which sites you choose there. Thanks for watching! Happy camping.

[@msmcginn4574]

Definitely need more trees by the campsites! Duh!

[@Jr_BTW_OMT_RT]

And I've lived here over 15 years

[@Jr_BTW_OMT_RT]

You are wrong about the Rangers they will come out any time and Aren't our local deputies do run through the parks

[@daytonbushong776]

Go to the harbor it’s way better

[@TodayisanAdventureDay]

We will be sure to check it out!

[@jesusisking153]

I am in this video

[@debbibrewer4243]

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[@debbibrewer4243]

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