RV Parks in Harrison, Arkansas

Harrison, Arkansas sits at the gateway to the Buffalo National River and the Ozark Mountains, and hosts 1 RV park in the city limits. This page lists that campground and helps you plan a base camp for hiking, fishing, and scenic drives.

What makes Harrison a good RV destination?

Harrison offers direct access to Buffalo National River (10 miles south), with 150 miles of hiking trails and year-round trout streams. The city sits at 1,200 feet elevation, providing cooler summer nights.

Which RV parks are in Harrison?

The city lists 1 campground: Harrison Village Campground. This facility provides 35 pull-through sites, 50-amp electric service, and full hookups including water and sewer.

• 35 sites with 50-amp service
• Full hookups (water, sewer, electric)
• Laundry and restroom facilities
• Wi-Fi available in common areas
• Pet-friendly with a fenced dog run

How far is Harrison from other Arkansas towns?

Harrison sits 45 miles south of Branson, MO, 60 miles east of Fayetteville, AR, and 85 miles north of Little Rock, AR. Drive times run 50 minutes to Branson and 1 hour 15 minutes to Fayetteville.

What activities are near these campgrounds?

Buffalo National River offers 130 miles of canoeing, 10,000 acres of elk habitat, and 4 visitor centers. Within 20 miles, access Mystic Caverns (1 hour guided tours) and Bull Shoals Lake (36,000 acres for boating).

What is the typical cost at a Harrison RV park?

Nightly rates at Harrison Village Campground run $35 to $45 for full hookup sites. Weekly discounts reduce the cost to $200. Monthly stays average $550. Rates are 30% lower than comparable parks in Branson, MO.

How do I find more RV parks in the area?

Use RV Parks USA (RVParkway.com) to search 47 campgrounds within a 50-mile radius of Harrison. Filter by pull-through sites or big-rig access. You can also browse 8 parks near Jasper, AR or 12 parks near Mountain Home, AR.

Harrison, Arkansas provides the 1 RV park inside city limits and serves as a direct gateway to Buffalo National River and the Ozark Mountains.