| Who we are |
| What we do |
| Where we are |
| The Lake |
| The Dam |
| How We Operate |
Visitor Center  |
| Powerhouse |
| How to Contact Us |
| Fishing |
| Hunting |
| Marina |
| Picnic Shelters |
| Sight Seeing |
| Swimming |
| ATV Area |
| Equestrian Trails |
| Management |
| Wetland Restoration and Management |
| Threatened and Endangered Species |
| Shoreline Management |
| News |
| Daily Lake Information |
| Zebra Mussel Information Poster |
| Campsite Reservations |
| Recreation Fee Program |
| Kansas City District Recreation Fee Program |
| Day Use Pass Request Form |
| Kansas City Water Safety |
| US Army Corps of Engineers Water Safety |
| Water Quality Data and Reports |
| Heritage Days |
| Eagle Day |
| Hooper House |
| Elmore Log Cabin |
| Concord Schoolhouse |
| Youth Fishing Tournament Photos |
| Lake Map |
| Lake Brochure |
| Grand River Arm |
| Little Tebo Arm |
| Osage River Arm |
| Tebo Arm |
| Pomme De Terre and Little Pomme De Terre Arms |
| Volunteering Opportunities |
| Park Attendant |
| Summer Rangers/Summer Maintenance Positions |
| Job Opportunities |
| Contracts |
| Corps Lake Gateway |
| USGS - Missouri District |
| National Weather Service River Forecast Center |
| Water Management |
| Missouri Department of Conservation |
| Harry S Truman State Park |
Berry Bend Campground is located on the Osage Arm of Truman Reservoir, approximately 9 miles southwest of Warsaw, Missouri. The park is covered with oak-hickory forest and is essentially a peninsula in a bend of the Osage River. The area is divided in half by a causeway with a campground and swimming beach to the south and a boat ramp, group picnic shelter and equestrian area to the north. The park and surrounding area has interesting topography and natural beauty.
Berry Bend Campground contains a campground with 295 campsites - 113 with electrical hookups, shower and laundry facilities, children’s playground, and swimming beach. The Berry Bend South Campground is popular with fishermen.
Directions: From Warsaw, 4.4 miles west on Mo Hwy 7, 3 miles west on State Route Z, 1.8 miles south on paved access road.
