Arkansas RV Parks: Campgrounds for Ozarks & Lakes
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Arcadelphia Camp Ground
Arcadelphia Camp Ground in Arkadelphia, AR, provides RV and tent sites with access to the Ouachita River for fishing and boating.
Barnes Trailer Park
Barnes Trailer Park offers extended-stay RV sites in Bald Knob, AR, 60 miles northeast of Little Rock.
Camp Mitchell Episcopal Ctr
Camp Mitchell Episcopal Center sits on 374 wooded acres atop Petit Jean Mountain. It provides group lodging for retreats and spiritual gatherings.
Crystal Ridge Rv Park
Crystal Ridge RV Park offers 30 full-hookup sites with on-site quartz crystal digging at Ron Coleman Mine, 15 miles from Hot Springs National Park.
Denton Ferry Rv Park
Denton Ferry RV Park on the White River in Cotter, AR offers 44 full-hookup sites with private boat ramp and dock.
Harrison Village Campground
Harrison Village Campground sits 15 miles from Buffalo National River and 45 miles north of Branson, Missouri. Pull-through sites fit big rigs.
Hooks Rv & Trout Resort
Hooks RV & Trout Resort sits on the White River in Mountain View, AR. 18 gated RV sites offer direct access to trout fishing, boating, and swimming.
Ivy's Cove Rv Retreat
Ivy's Cove RV Retreat sits off I-40 Exit 84 in Russellville, AR. Every site includes 30/50 amp, sewer, water, and cable TV hookups.
Maynard Sandra
Maynard Sandra RV Park in Fayetteville, AR offers full-hookup sites for RVs up to 40 ft. It sits 3.5 miles from the University of Arkansas.
Ozark View Rv Park
Ozark View RV Park sits in the Ozark Mountains 30 minutes from Branson. This family-owned park offers quiet sites and walking trails.
Pay Less Glass
Cowpatty RV Park in West Fork, AR offers full hookups and a rec hall. It sits 10 minutes from downtown Fayetteville and 15 minutes from Razorback Stadium.
Pecan Grove Rv Park
Pecan Grove RV Park sits on Lake Chicot, the largest oxbow lake in North America. This 104-site park offers full hook-ups and direct water access.
Arkansas provides RV travelers with access to the Ozark Mountains, over 600,000 acres of lakes, and 20 distinct RV parks and campgrounds. Key regions for camping include the northern Ozarks, the Ouachita Mountains, and the Arkansas River Valley, with notable locations near Mountain View, Fayetteville, and Arkadelphia.
How many RV parks are in Arkansas?
Arkansas hosts 20 RV parks and campgrounds, with a notable concentration in the northern and western regions of the state. This total includes a mix of public facilities and privately owned resorts offering full hookup sites.
What are the best regions for RV camping in Arkansas?
The top three regions are the Ozark Mountains, the Ouachita National Forest, and the Arkansas River Valley. The Ozarks feature parks near Harrison and Flippin, while the Ouachitas include campgrounds close to Jessieville and Mount Ida.
What amenities do Arkansas RV parks offer?
Typical amenities at Arkansas RV parks include 30/50 amp electrical service, water and sewer connections, and Wi-Fi. Many locations also provide:
- Concrete or gravel pads measuring 35 to 80 feet in length
- On-site laundry facilities with 4 to 6 machines
- Propane filling stations and camp stores
- Access to hiking trails or boat ramps within 1 mile
What is the average cost for an RV site in Arkansas?
Nightly rates for a full-hookup RV site in Arkansas range from $35 to $65. Prices in popular tourist areas like near Russellville or Mountain View run 10-15% higher than rates in more rural locations.
When is the peak season for Arkansas RV parks?
The primary camping season runs from April through October, with the busiest months being June, July, and August. Reservations are recommended 60 to 90 days in advance for weekends and holidays during this period.
With its diverse landscapes and 20 distinct RV parks and campgrounds, Arkansas provides RV travelers with reliable access to the state's natural attractions from the Ozarks to its vast lake systems.