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+1 for the dakota firepit, it works great too cook on too if you have a bbq grate to lay over it. Other advice: Burn as small of fire as you need, only at night (smoke harder to see), and as hot as possible (dry wood, smallee than the diameter of your wrist)

Anyone been up there? heard a lot of nice things about the town.. especially wondering if there are any good (free) places to camp.

I live in NE Oklahoma and try to get over there whenever I can, it is truely a gem tucked away in the Ozarks.... beautiful old downtown, great crowd. I just wish there was more (contruction trade) work opportunity in the region and I might relocate!

If it is a small island, make sure you have a way to keep up with the weather and make a quick escape... way back when I was a boy scout we decided to sleep under the stars on a sandbar in a large creek, more like a small river. It started raining, water rose and we rode it out, but could have...

Sounds interesting... any caves around that part of the Ozarks?