Washita Primitive Camping Area
Very quiet with direct lake access.
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Several RV parks near Caddo Gap accommodate motorhomes and travel trailers with varying hookup options. Caddo River Access RV Park provides drive-in sites with electric and water hookups in Glenwood, approximately 20 miles from Caddo Gap. South Fork RV and Camping offers full-service sites with 50-amp electric, water, sewer connections, and a sanitary dump station, particularly suitable for larger rigs. Murfeesboro RV Park, located about 25 miles southwest of Caddo Gap, features big-rig friendly spaces with 50-amp service, sewer, and water hookups, though fires are not permitted at this location. The RV sites throughout the region typically include picnic tables and trash service, with most parks offering reservable spaces. "Campsites are small and close together but very well kept. Grills, fire rings, and picnic tables available."
Seasonal considerations affect availability at several parks in the Caddo Gap vicinity. While Murfeesboro RV Park and Arkadelphia Campground & RV Park operate year-round, other facilities have limited seasonal operations. Most parks welcome pets, though specific restrictions may apply. Cell service varies considerably throughout the mountainous terrain. Many travelers note the proximity of these RV parks to water recreation opportunities, particularly along the Caddo River. Bathroom and shower facilities at the parks receive mixed reviews, with one camper describing a particular bath house as "little shop of horrors." For those requiring additional amenities, some parks like Crystal Ridge RV Park and Arkadelphia Campground offer on-site markets for basic supplies, while Leisure Landing RV Park provides both 30-amp and 50-amp hookups to accommodate various RV electrical systems.
"Grills, fire Rings, and picnic tables available. Nice shaded area for tent camping. They are very close to the outfitter drop spot. Right on the river."
"It is located a little south of central Arkansas so it’s easily accessible to the whole state. It’s also very affordable and has great amenities."
from $12 - $40 / night
Check Availability"Has cable, WiFi, full hookups and a very nice bathhouse. Sites are very level and it’s convenient to Hot Springs National Park. All sites are pull through and some are located on Lake Hamilton."
"Nice, quiet park. Laundry facilities nice and clean. Clean showers. Nice dog park. Management friendly. On lake, so some boat noise."
from $45 - $95 / night
Check Availability"Very convenient place to stay only 2 min from town and just a short drive to any location you might want to visit."
from $30 / night
Check Availability"Very friendly, helpful owners, full hookups and laundry, showers..."
"Grocery store not far. Shower water smells funny but it will take your first lawyer of skin off. No laundry that I saw, but I didn't ask."
from $25 - $65 / night
Check Availability"There are a lot of long term people and a few that seem to rotate. The bathrooms were fantastic and so was the laundry room. Theres a little boat dock and good sized dog park too."
"Not at night usually around midday), it's a quiet and comfortable place to stay. It has a small dog park near the lake. The owners are very friendly."
from $32 - $45 / night
Check Availability"Close to the national park in Hot Springs Arkansas. And right next door to the flat track/casino. It’s pretty new, but not really any extra amenities. 20/30/50 amp full hookups."
"The campground itself is safe and secure, all sites are paved with fire rings and picnic tables. Sites are not too close together and it is quiet."
from $10 - $30 / night
Check Availability"12 a night, full hookup potential AND you are walking distance to the mine!!! For $20 you can go spend the day diggin through dirt and finding crystals."
"The campground hosts Terri and Doc were super friendly and helpful and gave us a wheelbarrow of wood for $10. The site cost us $23.10 a night for two people, well worth the cost of facilities."
from $13 / night
Check Availability"The location is convenient, and everyone is super friendly! It’s mainly long term/permanent campers, which makes for a small neighborhood vibe. Choose a back in site along the pretty little creek."
"Small RV park but easy to get in and out with big rigs and full hookups. So quite you could hear a cricket fart and the babbling creek running through the beautiful property."
from $41 / night
Check Availability"Full hook-up sites, super clean restrooms and showers, laundry room, and an outdoor pool! Free Wi-Fi included!"
"Stopped in while traveling with no reservation on my bike. The campground was full but they did find me a spot for tent camping for the night."












Very quiet with direct lake access.
Really nice cabin w/ lots of amenities. koa was flexible in letting us rent the cabin for our daughter and grandkids while we slept in the Rv out front.
Sites are closer together than what appears online—overall clean and well maintained. A hike to the bathhouse but there is one!
Beautiful, secluded spot. The vantage point faces the wrong way for the sunset, but if you enjoy watching the sunrise, this is the spot to do it. Sat in my chair and enjoyed my coffee and the show. Not much level ground, but plenty of rocks to level your vehicle if you're sleeping in or on it. Probably room for 3 rigs comfortably. A little bit of traffic on the dirt road, so expect a little dust as this site is right off the road. I think we saw about 4 vehicles, some slowed to reduce dust, some didn't. Some reviews said the road in was impassable, but I didn't even have to use 4wd, so they must have fixed it.
N8ce park but it almost looks forgotten. When we drove through there were no campers and it looked like some of the sites needed a little TLC.
This review is strictly for camping. Needed a spot for the night on a road trip. Chose a spot based on limited user photos, as Recreation.gov lists none. Note that the $15 rate jumps to $23 after an $8 reservation fee. Despite previous reviews reporting zero cell coverage, T-Mobile worked fine. We initially chose C15 over the largely vacant Loop A for perceived privacy and proximity to facilities, but it didn't match expectations upon arrival. Phone support stated they cannot modify or cancel reservations for this facility. To switch, we had to create a second Recreation.gov account (the system blocks booking two sites) and pay another $23. The camp host never came by, but we didn't want to risk setting up without an active reservation. If multiple sites are open, scout them in person before paying online. The grounds themselves are pleasant, and the proximity to Hot Springs is a major plus. However, the day-use facility (the only practical option for Loop A) was poorly maintained, leaving only one functional toilet in the women’s restroom.
Easy to get to off the main road. Spots are spread out with tables, grills and fire rings. The bathroom is disgusting with broken doors, didn't even look inside all the way. Water level currently too low to use the boat launch. Other than someone who arrived after dark and slept in their car on the boat ramp, we were the only ones there. Burn ban in effect while we were there. A park ranger did drive bys at 5:15am and again at 10:30am. Good for an overnight spot, very quiet and pretty. One bar with T-Mobile. Bonus persimmon trees along the shore!
Nice little campground, cute pond. We where the only ones there so nice and quiet. Secure with a coded gate. Saw lots of deer only 30min from Hotsprings. Far enough out to be secluded, but its close enough to residential and a golf course that you dont feel like its middle of nowhere.
Nice quiet neighborly (most) pet friendly laundry showers wifi pool community gathering
RV parks near Caddo Gap, Arkansas offer camping accommodations within the Ouachita Mountains at elevations averaging 600-1,000 feet. The region's humid subtropical climate features hot summers with temperatures regularly exceeding 90°F and mild winters. Annual rainfall reaches approximately 50 inches, creating lush surroundings for campers with dense forest cover throughout the camping areas.
Crystal mining opportunities: 20 miles from Caddo Gap. Crystal Ridge RV Park at Ron Coleman Mine provides direct access to crystal digging. "For $20 you can go spend the day diggin through dirt and finding crystals. I don't think everyone has the luck we had but we came after a rain and cleaned up. Hundred bucks in gems," notes one visitor who even found crystals in their campsite around the fire pit.
Lake activities: 15-minute drive from main camping areas. Treasure Isle R.V. Park sits directly on Lake Hamilton with waterfront sites. "If you get a lakeside spot, they look lovely," shares one camper, though interior spots are described as having "little wiggle room" with gravel surfaces. The park offers convenient water access for fishing and boating.
Diamond hunting excursions: Day trip option. Murfeesboro RV Park serves as a base camp for Crater of Diamonds State Park visitors. "This place has been great, we stayed for two nights and got to rent out equipment for free to go diamond mining," reports one camper. The park sits just "2 miles max from crater of diamonds state park," making it more spacious than camping at the crowded state park itself.
Clean, modern facilities: Leisure Landing RV Park maintains exceptionally well-kept bathrooms that impress visitors. "The bathhouse reminded me of a dayspa!" exclaims one camper. Another notes, "The bathrooms and showers were VERY clean. It is obvious that someone is taking very good care of this park, down to folding the toilet paper into neat triangles."
Water proximity and sounds: Several campers mention enjoying the natural water features. At J and J RV Park, campers appreciate "the babbling creek running through the beautiful property" where "you can hear the bullfrogs at night." One reviewer specifically recommends getting "sites along the stream" which "have a great view and a great place to sit and enjoy nature."
Pet amenities: Multiple RV parks near Caddo Gap include designated pet areas. "They have a dogpark!" mentions one visitor to Leisure Landing RV Park. Another explains the setup: "Theres a little boat dock and good sized dog park too." J and J RV Park doesn't have a formal dog park but offers "plenty of space to walk your fur children."
Cell service realities: Connectivity varies significantly between parks. Treasure Isle R.V. Park offers reliable signals: "Both ATT and Verizon signals were good here," according to one reviewer. At J and J RV Park, "WiFi worked perfectly for us," but at Leisure Landing RV Park, "T-Mobile cell phone services week Usually around two bars."
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