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Several RV parks surround Eureka Springs, Arkansas, with RV campgrounds ranging from seasonal parks to year-round options with full hookups. Wanderlust RV Park, located on Passion Play Road, features 91 sites with full hookups including 30/50 amp service, operating from March through mid-November. The park accommodates big rigs with pull-through sites, though spaces can be tight during peak season. Kettle Campground operates year-round with full hookup sites and big rig access, while Green Tree Campground & RV Park provides level concrete pads from April through October. Beaver RV Park and Campground, open April through October, offers spacious sites with ample room between each pad. "Sites had plenty of room between each one and plenty of parking for your tow vehicle. 30 & 50 Amp service," noted one RV traveler about the area's campgrounds.
Advance reservations are strongly recommended, especially during fall foliage season when RV sites fill quickly. Most parks in the region provide sanitary dump stations, with many offering on-site sewer hookups at individual sites. Cell service varies throughout the area, with T-Mobile and Verizon generally providing reliable coverage near Eureka Springs proper. Navigation to some RV parks requires careful attention, as certain access roads feature steep grades and tight turns that can challenge larger motorhomes. Pet-friendly policies are standard across most RV campgrounds, though specific restrictions may apply. Many parks offer amenities like WiFi, cable TV connections, and propane sales. The free trolley service stops at select RV parks, providing convenient transportation to downtown Eureka Springs without the hassle of finding parking for larger vehicles.
"There are great hiking trails in wooded hills on either side of the campground. The RV area has dedicated parking spots for each RV with picnic tables and fire pits."
"My wife and I love cycling on the trails in and around Bentonville."
"They guide you to you site and help you back in, which is a nice tough. The restrooms and laundry facilities are very clean. The campground is well-maintained."
"I haven’t stayed at many in Eureka Springs but I can’t imagine it gets better than this one."
from $39 - $136 / night
Check Availability"The sites are big and very level. All have electric, water and sewer. It is quiet and there are still sites available, even tho it is Memorial Day weekend."
from $45 - $150 / night
Check Availability"This is a cute campground with lots of trees for shade. This is my first camping experience and I’m impressed. Most of the campers seem to be long term residents who don’t make a lot of noise."
"What a great facility. We enjoyed our stay there. Great Wi-Fi, clean campground, courteous neighbors, great utilities."
"We went in winter season so it was pretty empty, but the hosts made sure we were comfortable. The bathrooms and showers were very clean and heated."
"The things we wish we knew about the town: Do not drive in eureka springs- the roads are very narrow even for my small truck Town is kind of hard to navigate with all the switchbacks but good food around"
"I love a good trip to Branson or Eureka Springs but sometimes no matter how much you enjoy the get away itself it is nice to not be staying as close to the action. "
"Tucked in back off the main road, not a large campground but very scenic, right off the water, very relaxing, very close to Eureka Springs"
from $15 - $35 / night
Check Availability"Peddlers RV Park is nestled on the Mark Twain National Forest just 2 miles north of Roaring River State Park. We are an all breed, dog friendly park."
"Full hook up. Quiet, 4 minutes away from Roaring River State park. Great staff. Labor Day weekend the place was packed. Kid and dog friendly. Great to be there."
"We can here in October stayed until April and got to some great people very friendly .pet friendly nice dog run.under new manger . under new owners the place is looking better .we really enjoyed the stay"
"They have since cleaned up the park, gotten rid of the long term campers who were not friendly and were frankly scary. They've implemented security and rules and hired a fantastic manager. "
from $55 / night
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ScoutIt’s great once you find the site that isn’t too narrow, steep or pavement broken. It’s like Cinderella’s slipper. We did find the perfect fit and enjoyed our stay. It’s quiet, wooded and has been pretty empty all week.
TravelerQuiet setting in the woods with great biking
ScoutThe owner, JC, horrible man. That's all I am going to say!
ScoutNice campground, not too busy this week. Access to Table Rock Lake. Sites are somewhat close together. During the week very quiet.
GuideTightly packed parking pads for RVs, damaged/broken, hook ups, dirty campsites, not much shade, dilapidated shower house. Lots of road noise and bright lighting at night. I will admit that I am not a big fan of RV parks, but some are quite nice, this one is not.
ScoutSignage is poor and difficult to find your site. They are not kidding about tight quarters…bigger rigs will have to back up hilly and crooked road.
ScoutExcellent campground. Free wifi, Pool, gym [nominal fee], fishing, hiking, Excellent location of the Landing.
TravelerGreat road and nice secluded place. Not very level and acorns attacked us because of a storm but…
Starlink precluded by trees.
Nice place though for our journey!
TravelerWe were in site 17. Great view of the marina! Sites are level and the bathrooms are very clean! This was a perfect change of pace for a few days from the packed campgrounds of Branson before heading home.
Eureka Springs, Arkansas camping areas sit at elevations between 1,300 and 1,800 feet in the Ozark Mountains. The region experiences four distinct seasons with summer temperatures averaging 75-90°F and winter lows frequently below freezing. Most campgrounds in the area feature gravel pads with varying degrees of shade from mature hardwoods, offering protection from summer heat but limited winter sun exposure.
Mountain biking trails access: Blowing Springs RV Park provides immediate access to extensive trail networks. "This is your basic parking lot campground... BUT you have incredible instant access to the trailhead of many singletrack bike and hiking trails," notes Brian S. The park connects to the Back 40 trail system, which Savannah T. confirms: "Such easy access to the Back 40 and Slaughter Pen mountain bike trails! We get on our bikes and ride all day and then come back and enjoy the peaceful campground!"
Historic bridge exploration: Beaver RV Park and Campground sits near a historic bridge worth exploring. "Take a walk out of the campground to the historic bridge over the water, and right by the bridge is an old spring house with really good drinkable water still flowing out. Just past this is a mown trail along the water that goes for a ways," suggests Annie C.
Trolley transportation: Several campgrounds offer trolley access to downtown, saving visitors from navigating narrow streets. "The site is only a few minutes from downtown Eureka Springs and is one of the stops on the free trolley line in case you don't like driving or trying to find parking downtown," explains Rosemary S. about Green Tree Campground & RV Park.
Spacious sites: Many campers appreciate the roominess at Wanderlust RV Park. "Sites in some of the facility are a little smaller and many others are very good sized, make sure to ask. Pretty level sites once you get squared away," advises John F. Allen S. adds, "We have a smaller pull behind camper and picked one of the ridge sites with 30 amp full hookup. The sunsets on the ridge were amazing!"
Convenient location: The proximity to natural attractions makes Peddlers RV Park popular. "Peddlers RV Park is nestled on the Mark Twain National Forest just 2 miles north of Roaring River State Park," explains Traci K. Tim T. confirms it's "4 minutes away from Roaring River State park" and mentions it has "full hook up" capability.
Seasonal views: Fall foliage and summer water activities provide different experiences. "We get on our bikes and ride all day and then come back and enjoy the peaceful campground!" reports Savannah T. about Blowing Springs RV Park. Kyran P. adds, "Nice creek and fall colors! My first experience in an RV park and it wasn't a bad one."
Tent and RV separation: Some campgrounds thoughtfully separate tent and RV camping areas. At Blowing Springs RV Park & Campsites, "What I like about this campground is that the tent sites are separate from the RV area, and RV's don't have to go through the tents to get to their area," explains Annie C. Wendy M. confirms, "They added tent sites in 2019- they appear to be primitive and include a fire ring. The nice thing is the tent sites are far from the RV sites so no unwanted noises for tenters in the night."
Bridge restrictions: Access to certain campgrounds requires attention to vehicle size. For Beaver RV Park and Campground, Steve D. notes, "Limited access due to 11' 6" bridge to enter location. Not near Passion Play as indicated on Apple Maps. Double check location before you book!"
Seasonal facilities: Some campgrounds limit operating months, while others remain open year-round. Green Tree Campground operates seasonally, while Jo E. reports Area 71 RV Park has "good little restaurant, with outdoor seating as well as indoor" and remains open during holiday weekends.
Playground options: Area 71 RV Park includes "a nice playground for the kids," according to Jo E., making it suitable for families with younger children. However, Adrienne N. cautions about Wanderlust RV Park: "There isn't much for kids to do. It's definitely a camp ground to simply stay the night and then go do things in Eureka Springs. The gravel was loose and not great for riding bikes."
Bathroom facilities: Family-friendly campgrounds typically offer clean, modern restrooms. Jo E. raves about Area 71 RV Park: "Let me tell you about the bathroom's!! They are beautiful!! Individual rooms with toilet, sink and showers. All tile with glass shower doors. With state of the art washers and dryers."
Swimming access: Beaver RV Park and Campground offers water recreation options. Annie C. notes her site was "close to the water and near the swimming beach," making it convenient for families who want water activities without traveling from camp.
Premium site selection: At Wanderlust RV Park, Holly E. recommends considering premium spots: "They were updating the back section of the park while we were there so several of the premier sites were not available. We walked by them tho and they seemed very nice, some backing up to the forest, some with built in stone fire pits."
Site spacing variations: RV sites near Eureka Springs, Arkansas vary considerably in how tightly packed they are. Cheryl L. cautions about Wanderlust: "They stuck us in the most narrow, difficult spot they could have... we had the back end hanging off a 6 foot drop." Meanwhile, John F. found Blowing Springs sites "a little close together" while others described some parks as "spacious."
Pad construction: Different RV parks offer varying pad types. Green Tree Campground & RV Park provides "level concrete pads" according to Christina P., who adds, "Showers and bathrooms and nice gravel pads. When we showed up it was pretty bare, by the time we left Friday morning it felt kind of like a sardine can."
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the average costs for RV camping in Eureka Springs?
RV camping costs in Eureka Springs typically range from $30-60 per night depending on amenities and location. Cooper Creek Resort offers affordable rates for sites with 30 amp electric, water, sewer and cable TV, though sites may be somewhat uneven. For a more budget-friendly option, Cricket Creek Campground, a COE campground, provides well-kept sites with 30 & 50 amp service at lower rates than private parks. Premium parks with extensive amenities like Branson KOA typically charge higher rates but include additional luxuries. Seasonal rates apply, with summer and fall being more expensive.
Are there any pet-friendly RV parks in Eureka Springs?
Peddlers RV Park is explicitly all-breed, dog-friendly, nestled in the Mark Twain National Forest just 2 miles north of Roaring River State Park. They offer 30/50 amp service, water, and sewer hookups at all sites. Beaver RV Park and Campground also welcomes pets and is conveniently located near Eureka Springs with spaces suitable for big rigs. Most RV parks in the area allow pets with standard policies requiring leashes and proper clean-up.
What are the best RV parks in Eureka Springs for full hookups?
Wanderlust RV Park offers full hookups with both 30 and 50 amp electrical service, water, and sewer connections. The staff are known for being friendly and helpful, even guiding you to your site and assisting with backing in. Green Tree Campground & RV Park also provides excellent full hookup sites with strong Wi-Fi, clean bathrooms and heated showers. While spaces may be somewhat tight at these parks, both maintain their facilities well and offer convenient access to Eureka Springs attractions.
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