RV Parks in Flippin, Arkansas

Flippin, Arkansas, a town of 1,200 residents on the White River, offers 1 RV park: White River Campgrounds. Anglers and floaters use this basecamp for trout fishing and scenic floats on a river that runs 722 miles through the Ozarks.

What RV park operates in Flippin, Arkansas?

White River Campgrounds supplies 63 pull-through sites. Each site measures 45 x 70 feet and includes 30/50 amp electrical hookups, water, and sewer connections. The campground sits directly on the White River at mile marker 256.

What amenities does White River Campgrounds feature?

The campground offers WiFi, a laundry room with 3 washers and 3 dryers, and a camp store open 8am to 6pm. Guests access a concrete boat ramp, fish-cleaning station with 2 sinks, and a playground with 4 swings.

• 30 pull-through sites with 45-foot lengths
• 1 dump station on-site
• 2 bathhouses with 8 showers each

How much does it cost to stay at White River Campgrounds?

Rates start at $45 per night for a basic pull-through. Monthly stays cost $600. Premium riverside sites run $55 per night. Prices drop $10 per night during November through February.

What fishing opportunities exist near Flippin?

The White River hosts 3 trout species: rainbow, brown, and cutthroat. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission stocks 1.5 million trout annually in the 15-mile section near Flippin. Guided fishing trips start at $250 per half-day.

What nearby attractions are accessible from Flippin?

Bull Shoals Lake lies 12 miles north, offering 45,000 acres of water for boating and swimming. The Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, AR, 22 miles east, hosts 12 craft workshops daily. Downtown Flippin has 3 restaurants within 1 mile of the campground.

How does Flippin compare to nearby RV destinations?

Compared to Cotter, AR (6 miles north) with 4 campgrounds, or Yellville, AR (8 miles south) with 2 parks, Flippin has 1 dedicated RV park. The RVParkway directory lists 1 property for Flippin and 47 total across the Arkansas White River region. For a town of 1,200 residents on the White River, this single campground provides full-service access for anglers and floaters.