Lightfoot Landing

Wheatland, Missouri · 889 ft · In Pomme De Terre Recreation Area

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At a glance

6 of 8 facts known · recreation.gov, checked Sep 24, 2026

Price per night: $14–$26recreation.gov, checked Sep 24, 2026
Sites: 35From recreation.gov's site list · Oct 2026
Hookups: PartialElectric 50 amp, water, no sewerFrom recreation.gov · Aug 2026
Elevation: 889 ft (271 m)889 ft271 m
Pets: Allowed
Big rigs: Yes
Season: Not yet known
Cell signal: Not yet known

Sites35

Lightfoot Landing lists no loops, so its sites are listed here. Pick a site to see its details.

Site	Type	Longest rig	People
01	Standard	40 ft	10
02	Standard	30 ft	10
03	Standard	40 ft	10
04	Standard	30 ft	10
05	Standard	30 ft	10
06	Standard	30 ft	10
07	Standard	35 ft	10
08	Standard	35 ft	10
09	Standard	40 ft	10
10	Standard	40 ft	10

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From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026: 3 staff entries left out.

Pomme De Terre Recreation Area · 8 campgrounds

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Amenities

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ADA accessible
Campfires allowed

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Overview

Lightfoot Landing is a smaller campground compared to neighboring park areas, making it a more quiet and peaceful location for boating and fishing on Pomme de Terre Lake, known as the ''Gem of the Ozarks.''

Recreation

The lake is well known for fishing, with one of the highest catch ratios in the country. Species include bass, catfish, walleye and crappie, but the lake is probably best known for its muskie, which is stocked each fall.

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