Remote locations require a verified map point
Share a map pin, the nearest state or lettered route and the last clearly marked intersection. If GPS sends traffic through a private or impassable road, describe the route you used to reach the vehicle.
24/7 Tow Line573-316-5005Climax Springs towing
Climax Springs-area service often involves Route 7, rural lettered routes and long lake access roads. Camden County Tow helps stranded drivers with towing, roadside assistance and careful vehicle recovery.
For towing, roadside assistance, winch-outs or vehicle transport in Climax Springs, call Camden County Tow’s 24/7 line at 573-316-5005. Share your exact location, vehicle condition and destination so current availability can be confirmed.
Service-area coverage
Camden County Tow dispatches mobile towing and roadside service to vehicles in Climax Springs and northwest Camden County. This is a service-area page, not a separate storefront. Call with the exact pickup point, vehicle condition and destination so current availability and access can be confirmed.
24/7 direct tow line • 573-316-5005
Available in Climax Springs
These are Camden County Tow’s principal services for drivers and authorized property decision-makers in the area. Exact service depends on the vehicle, location, access and current availability.
Call Camden County Tow for jump starts, tire changes, vehicle lockouts and fuel delivery across Camden County and the Lake of the Ozarks.
Learn more →Vehicle recoveryWinch-Out & Vehicle RecoveryCamden County Tow provides careful winch-outs and vehicle recovery for ditches, soft ground and difficult locations around the Lake of the Ozarks.
Learn more →Local vehicle transportVehicle Transport in Camden CountyDependable local vehicle transport for cars, motorcycles and other light-duty vehicles in Camden County and the Lake of the Ozarks.
Learn more →For property decision-makersPrivate-Property Towing at the LakeQualified contracted Lake of the Ozarks properties may receive designated towing signs and standard installation; eligibility and scope are confirmed during evaluation.
Learn more →Share a map pin, the nearest state or lettered route and the last clearly marked intersection. If GPS sends traffic through a private or impassable road, describe the route you used to reach the vehicle.
On Route 7 and narrower roads, turn on hazard lights and move away from traffic if it is safe. Call 911 for a crash, blocked lane or immediate hazard before arranging a tow.
Common calls include batteries, flats, lockouts and fuel problems. If the vehicle cannot be returned to safe driving condition, towing can be arranged to an appropriate repair or storage destination.
Wet gravel, clay shoulders and steep approaches can change quickly. Avoid spinning tires, and provide photos showing the distance to firm roadway and any trees, fences, culverts or water nearby.
How service works
Share a map pin or address, direction of travel, vehicle details and what happened.
We evaluate access, safety, equipment needs, destination and current availability.
The vehicle is assisted, recovered or transported according to the confirmed plan.
Before you call from Climax Springs
You do not need every answer before calling. Share what you know, and mention any immediate traffic or safety concern first.
Address or map pin, road name, direction of travel and the nearest safe entrance.
Vehicle type and whether it rolls, steers, brakes or has damaged wheels.
Traffic, ditches, soft ground, gates, grades, garage clearance or limited turning room.
Repair shop, residence or other destination—and whether it can accept the vehicle.

Camden County Tow
The fleet photographs on this site show Camden County Tow equipment. When you call, share the exact location, vehicle condition and any access concern so the right service can be discussed.
About Camden County TowStraight answers
Call with a map pin, nearest numbered route, road surface, gate information and a description of truck access.
The tow line is open 24/7. Nighttime access and recovery depend on visibility, terrain, hazards and equipment needs.
Fuel delivery may be available. Give the fuel type, vehicle location and whether it is safely off the roadway.
Possibly. Stop attempting to drive out and describe the ground, slope, vehicle position and available equipment approach.
Nearby coverage