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After acquiring Whitewater RV Park in Mountain View, Arkansas in September 2019, we have been working diligently to update, modernize, and beautify everything. If you’ve come to the park for a long time, you’ve already seen a few changes. Updating the park amenities is one of our biggest priorities. We’re working hard on ideas for taking Whitewater RV Park into the future! Come stay with us to watch the ongoing changes and upgrades to the park, and if you’ve never been to Whitewater RV Park or to Mountain View, Arkansas, come stay with us to experience the difference! Mountain View, Arkansas is a unique place in this world. Even in this hustle, bustle modern world, it’s comforting to know that you can still go to a town as quaint as Mayberry on the Andy Griffith Show! The folk music being played in and around the town square is the main attraction, but Mountain View also boasts world class trout fishing as well as kayaking, caverns, and plenty of camping and outdoor activities for families!
$20 - $32 / night
Mountain View RV Park and Guest Motel is located in the beautiful town of Mountain View, situated in the Ozark Mountains of North Central Arkansas. Not only are we known as the“Folk Music Capital of the World,” but we are also blessed to be surrounded by endless outdoor activities. By starting your Ozark adventure with us, you will be very close to incredible hiking trails, refreshing creeks and rivers, epic mountain biking, world famous trout fishing, abundant hunting and twisting mountain roads to enjoy the scenery via car or motorcycle. Guests can enjoy the following onsite features here at Mountain View RV Park and Guest Motel. We have the only level Concrete pads in town (13 pull through and 16 back in sites) with an additional 11 gravel sites. Feel free to use our On-site laundry facility and clean bathhouse. Two rec rooms provide a meeting space for larger groups. Our newly updated Guest Motel consists of 8 motel suites(4 King rooms, 2 rooms with 2 Queen beds and 2 rooms with 2 double beds) with small dining area containing microwave and mini-fridge. Our 2 mini-cabins come with a full kitchen(each with a Queen bedroom and a sofa sleeper in living room). Most rooms have an outdoor seating area that offers a panoramic view of the mountains.
$28 - $32 / night
Great location between all the shopping, antiques, and restaurants of Batesville and the relaxed aura of Mountain View or Heber Springs! Come join us! Sites include: 30/50 Amp - Water - Electric - Sewer - T.V. - WIFI - Bath Houses Laundry and ice also available onsite. Shaded, great atmosphere, friendly service. Come in the office for any tourism questions and we'll be glad to help!
$33 - $39 / night
Short or long-term camping spots with sewer, water, and electric hook ups. Two miles from Searcy. Super nice spots with concrete pads and both 30 or 50 amp service available.
$20 - $25 / night
$38 / night
Traveler
They advertise rv hook ups but they have no water or sewer electric only
Scout
Sweet Escape RV Resort in Austin, Arkansas, offers a peaceful and welcoming experience for RV travelers. Conveniently located near Highway 167, it provides easy access to nearby cities like Cabot and Little Rock. The park features several amenities, including full hookups, a large dog park, fishing ponds, a bathhouse with showers, laundry facilities, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Recreational options like yard games and scenic surroundings enhance its appeal for families and solo adventurers alike. this RV park is in its early stages also the bathrooms are the cleanest that i have seen in a campground/ RV park they clean them daily. in the winter they have complementary hot chocolate and a 15 ft Christmas tree!!! 100% would recommend
Guide
this campground is geared more to the atv / utv / jeep / offraod vehicle crowd. if you are use to / expecting an rv resort that is the same as staying at your own home this is not for you. if you want outdoors, get lost in the woods and want to unplug from society then this is the spot. some sites require a bit of leveling, lots of full hookup and good amount of 50 amp. some sites are close, so are not. cafe onsite during the weekend with good breakfast and AWESOME burgers. i know many folks love to cookout when rving, but the burgers are worth a stop.
in just the 3 years since our first visit, greg has improved / continues to improve at an incredible rate. as with my title, and review above, greg and his wife are top notch hosts. they truly love what they do and want to do everything to make sure your stay is enjoyable. neighbors are friendly and respectful, no issues.
short drives from the campgrounds to beautiful scenery with a little bit of research, or ask greg. alot are even accessible by car. take the 30 min drive to hillbillys lims bbq as well.
Traveler
We love this campground. We love having direct access to creek. It is kayak, family, pet friendly. The only thing it is lacking is internet connection, which for us is a plus for disconnecting. All sites are reasonably level. Site F is the premium and most secluded full hook up site. They have all levels of sites: primitive, water and electric, or full. Their small store has firewood and many other convenient items for sale. We take our own kayaks, but they do have rentals. They have public showers and restrooms, but the restrooms are currently closed due to renovations. It’s really one of our favorite local sites to camp.
Legend
Mountain View is a great small town in the Arkansas Ozarks. This is not the place to come if you have to be entertained but can make your own fun or settle back and relax. Whitewater RV Park sounds exciting, high speed but no. Time to kickback, read a book, head to the square and listen to the ozark mountain music they are famous for. You can find all kinds of things to do and a place to stay is at Whitewater RV Park on a quiet town street not that far off from the court square. Free WiFi and if you pay extra you can get high speed wireless. Cable tv, pull through sites, dump station, full hook ups, laundry, shower house, flush toilets. This park has mature trees with lots of shade. It is located walking distance from the courthouse which is in the middle of the square. Granted it is UP the hill but it makes for a nice walk. In the square during the season you will often find locals and visitors picking and singing. It is a treat and free for the enjoyment. Mountain View also has one of the few remaining Drive In movie theaters. Check this place out for the weekly and monthly rates. Stay six nights and get seventh one free.
For a small town Mountain View has so much to offer it’s guests. It brings our minds to days gone be. Weekends will find pickers on the square or concerts at Ozark Folk Center. Few campgrounds have pools but you can find a creek to dip your toes in. You have your choice of stand up paddle board canoe kayak Loco Ropes mountain biking hiking antiquing movie’s trail rides fishing I think you have the idea. MOVIES. Mountain View has a movie theater and one of the few drive in theaters left in th USA. Both offer first run movies.
Have fun.
Leave No Trace.
Better than you found it.
Scout
6 full hook up sites, pull thru 50 amp. Sites are close together but I am the only one here.
Scout
This is an older private campground that is very well maintained right on the river. Peaceful tranquil setting with owners/operators on site that are very friendly. Bath houses are private and immaculate. RV sites are full hook up 50 amp. RV sites are spacious and nightly rate is a great value. Highly recommend
Guide
Full hook ups. Very clean and tidy. They have pull thru and back up sites but it's first come first serve with no reservations. I would recommend.
Scout
"Woolly Hollow State Park" is a hidden Gem !!! The drive on the Back Country 2 lane road drive is off Route 65,,, get's your excitement up wondering what to expect... There are no city light's to spoil the night's Starlite Sky.. And all you hear at quiet time are Mother Nature's soothing Sound's... It has Paved Road's,,, Concrete Pad's,,, Full Hookup's and a Lake to Fish or Swim in... The RV Site's are individualized almost no duplicate's... You are not sitting on top of each other's site... You have your own space to spread out... In our opinion all RV Park's should be setup like "Wooly Hollow State Park" !!! And if you just want to have a Good Ol' Family Picnic there are plenty of picnic area's with table's,,, some are covered... We give it """ 10 Star's """ !!!
Traveler
Gold Creek Landing RV Park Area Code is located in Arkansas
GuideThis is a nice RV park situated perfectly near the downtown Mountain View Area and the Ozark Folk Center State Park. It is a small, quiet park with lots of spots for gathering in groups. RV sites are level, have concrete pad and tables. You can request a fire ring. There is a bathhouse, but we didn’t use it. Very clean, lots of trees, and WiFi!
Legend
Mid May to Mid Sep
30 sites with electric
10 non electric
Reservations accepted
Beach/swimming
Boat ramp
Drinking Water
Dump station
Marina
Day use picnic area
Flush toilets
Showers
Directions: At Drasco, Arkansas follow SR 92 west for 12 miles, then SR 225 northwest for 3 miles, take Hill Creek Road south for 1 mile Address is 474 Hill Creek Road, Edgemont, Arkansas 72044
GPS 35.610830 -92.149170
If using GPS the address will take you to the campground. A lot of the sites are double sites which puts you in close proximity to your neighbor. The campground has a large number of trees giving most campsites a shaded area. Picnic table are large concrete tables and site pad are on the older side. There is also a fish cleaning station at the sites. Bathroom and shower facility is fairly new.
The boat launch is large with a lot of parking for trailers and boats. There is a nice, large group shelter that can be reserved. When we were there the park had very few visitors. The Greers Ferry area is, some would say, remote but in Arkansas we just consider it typical "out in the country". Edgemont proper is located on the north side of Greers Ferry Lake and has a population of less than 1000 people. The main draw for this area is water sports including fishing. There are several sights to see in the area and the drive in the rolling small country towns will be a delight. Check out the towns of Heber Springs, Mountain View, Batesville and so many more. Pack a lunch or stop at one of the many mom and pop diners.
Greers Ferry Lake has over 30,000 acres of crystal clear water so whether you fish, dive, water ski or boat it is a beautiful, natural spot to kick back in.
TravelerNice RV park with "country" setting. Lots of shade trees. Really nice folks!
Legend
While in college, and subsequent thereto, I frequently visited Sugar Loaf Mountain for day hikes. The locations and names of “parks” are confusing on Dyrt so I would note that the camping area is called Sugar Loaf Park. I think this is a beautiful area of the state and the mountain is located W-NW Greers Ferry Lake and Dam. There is a $5 day entry fee if you drive in and $2 for walk in. The camp sites are $16 (no hookups) & $18 (30/20 amp) per night. Overnight camping is only allowed mid-May through mid-September but is otherwise available for day use year around. I personally think this is the preferred camping area around Greers Ferry Lake bc of the hiking and views, which I am more into. If that is your thing, Sugar Loaf is a solid spot for you to visit. Plenty to do and see within a 10-15 mile radius that can keep you busy for several days. Would recommend.
Legend
General: This is one of (I believe) four Corps of Engineers campgrounds on Greers Ferry Lake and the closest one to Highway 65. It is a large campground with 91 electric and 55 non-electric sites. We spent a very quiet Sunday night in mid-October in Loop D (Site D8) which was right on Greers Ferry Lake. I imagine that in summer and possibly on weekends, this place would fill up, but we prefer camping in the off or shoulder season whenever possible. As with all Corps of Engineers campgrounds (not sure if this is a new Covid related policy), reservations were necessary. We were able to make a same-day reservation on the website (had trouble with the app; sometimes one works better than the other).
Sites/Facilities: Each site has a metal picnic table, fire grate, and lantern pole. The sites in Loop D are a mixture of paved and gravel. All the sites we saw in Loop D appeared to be level. The next morning, I walked around the E Loop; many of the sites that faced the lake were sloped so be aware of this when reserving a site. Also, the E Loop did not have a bathhouse so depending on where your site is, you may have a bit of a walk to get to one.
Bathhouse: The restrooms were clean but did not have paper towels or soap (there was a notice on the door warning of this). There were also showers but I did not use them so I cannot comment on them.
Conclusion: This campground would be a huge draw for people who enjoy water recreation (boating, swimming, fishing, water skiing) but for us, it was a nice peaceful stay on a lake. And the price cannot be beat-$20 (or for us old folks with a Golden Age Pass, $10).
Scout
It's only minutes from Searcy and is extremely peaceful and serene! We highly recommend Whitney Lane RV Park!
Legend
Dates: May 15 Sep 15 Booking
Sep 15 May 15 Out of season
Travelers will find a very steep entrance road and the fact that this campground is very rural. Carry your supplies with you. Many sites are not level but there is the bonus that the sites are not on top of each other and there are some water sites. We had good service with Verizon.
This is an excellent camp for enjoying the song of the birds and the bounty of the lake. This campground offers 31 non-electric sites. Additional amenities include vault toilets and boat ramp.
A dense mix of red cedar, black gum, red oak, elm, pecan and sweet gum trees forest the area, providing shade in the summer months and beautiful fall colors in autumn. Wildlife is plentiful around Greers Ferry Lake. Visitors commonly see white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, rabbits, squirrels and a wide variety of birds.
Greers Ferry Lake is an outdoor enthusiasts' dream, with boating, sailing, water skiing, swimming, scuba diving and fishing opportunities. Hikers enjoy the area's three National Nature Trails and one multi-purpose fitness trail. The William Carl Garner Visitor Center is just west of the dam, with exhibits, a children's touch table, and a replica of the world record 40 lb. 4 oz. brown trout caught in the Little Red River downstream of the center.•
Standard Nonelectric• Overnight• Boating• Camping• Hiking• Boat Ramp• Drinking Water• Picnic Table• Parking Area• Campfire Rings• Paved Sites• Pets Allowed
With over 30,000 acres of water surface, the lake serves as a playground for all kinds of water sports.
Don't Move Firewood: Protect your forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further information.
LNT
Better than when you found it
Stay safe Happy travels
Legend
Directions: From Greers Ferry, go south 3 miles on SR 110 to park entrance
The camp host was very nice and doing a good job. Super large marina. Sites are nicely wooded which is great as long as you don't need the sun for a solar charge. Some of the pads are rather short and uneven. Some sites are angled quite a bit so leveling will become an issue so be prepared. The sites are well marked so even if you arrive late you will be able to find your site. Many of the sites are double sites and most still have a bit of distance with trees in the middle. The double sites are nice if you are traveling as a group. The swim beach had actual sand which made for a real "beach" but it is not actually smoothed down so you need to look at it with one eye closed. I have to give them an A for effort but it could be nicer. The issue is when the rains come or they have to let the water level rise or lower it will tend to mess up the sand.
Fishing on Greers Ferry Lake is excellent. Whether you are a local or a visitor fishing is a sport year round. Every game fish natural to Arkansas is stocked and maintained by Arkansas Game and Fish. Depending on the time of the year you are able to look forward to trophy size striped bass, walleye and trout. You could even hook your share of channel catfish, bigmouth and white bass and crappie. Bring your boat or rent a boat from the multitude of marina's around the lake. Use a guide or take a chance and fish on your own. Greers Ferry Lake is waiting for all to explore. I didn't mention all the different types of boating, skiing, scuba diving, or SUP. Outdoor adventures await.
Have Fun, Stay Safe
LNT
Leave it better than when you found it
Guide
It is a small RV park. We ad a back in spot a long the ridge with a pretty field behind us in an amazing view. The staff was wonderful very helpful laundry rooms bathrooms were very clean they also have free Wi-Fi and cable.
Legend
I often distinguish in my reviews the places I find preferable for families and those I think are better for people with no kids. I didn’t think about this until I started camping with my 3 boys, all currently under 4. Greers Ferry Lake is one of those places. However, as I said in a review of “Heber Springs,” if I’m reviewing campgrounds here, it isn’t accurate to review “Greers Ferry Lake.” Instead, you would probably be camping at Devil’s Fork Rec Area, Dam Site Rec Area & Campground, Sugar Loaf Campground (in Higden, AR), or Cove Creek Rec Area & Campground (in Quitman, AR). I’ll review those separately; reviewing “Greers Ferry Lake” for prospective campers isn’t all that helpful, in my view.
Despite that, I’ll just say that I love the town of Heber Springs which is located on the Lake. It may be because I have so many memories in Heber from my time in college so I should drop that disclaimer. I also love Sugar Loaf; there’s some great hiking and views. As for Greers Ferry generally, the lake is north of the dam on the Little Red River. There is a ton to do on the lake from fishing, boating/skiing, swimming, etc and it’s a very, very clean lake. The Dam Site Marina has boat rentals, tackle, etc and it’s really nice. For anyone who likes to or is planning on doing a lot of water activities on their trip, the [area around Greers Ferry Lake] is definitely a great spot for anyone wanting to camp with a family due to the lake’s proximity to civilization (ie WalMart) if you need it, activities, amenities, and cleanliness. Plan a trip.
Guide
Nice clean, small RV park at Highway 67/167 and CW Road in Judsonia, one exit north of the Searcy Race Street exit. 30 spaces total with 3 pull through sites. No internet or laundry on-site but the electrical set up is good. Water and sewer are in good locations but the water connection box was holding water during our stay. Daily, weekly, or monthly rates available. My Verizon LTE hotspot averaged between 5 and 10 Mbps down and 0.8 to 1.6 up. My Verizon 5g phone averaged 75 to 85 Mbps down and 28 to 35 Mbps up. One of my neighbors was on a T-mobile 5g hotspot and was consistently over 50 Mbps download.
Legend
Step back in time for childhood memories. This campground is along side a busy city street which can be loud but will quieter down after the work day ends. At Green Acres you will not find a swimming pool or a fancy playground. What you will find is laid back friendly owners and pricing from the 70’s or 80’s. Offer full hook ups weekly monthly rates. Stay six nights get seventh free. Laundry area, mature trees. Shopping and dining with in walking distance Mountain View is a great little town for all kinds of fun. Really, you just have to check it out. For a small town Mountain View has so much to offer it’s guest. It brings our minds to days gone by. Weekends will find pickers on the square or concerts at the Ozark Folk Center. Few campgrounds have a pool but you can always head to a creek to dip your toes. Stand up paddle board, canoe, kayak, Loco Ropes, mountain bikes, hiking, antiquing, movies, trail rides, fishing. I think that gives you a taste. Mountain View has a movie theatre and one of the few drive in theaters left in the USA. First run movies will be found at both. Have fun. Stay safe. Leave No Trace Better Than You Found It.
LegendBoat Ramp, drinking water, dump station, marina, day use picnic area, playground, fire ring/grill, fish cleaning station, picnic table, restrooms with flush toilets, and showers
Choctaw is located several miles outside the town of Clinton Arkansas. I would advise stocking up before leaving home or in Clinton. Located in the gently rolling hills of the Ozarks. The roads are in good shape but like most roads in Arkansas they could be considered, not narrow, but not exactly wide. The campground is located right off the road so watch for your turn. Choctaw is one of the few parks in the Greers Ferry complex that is right off the main road.
The site numbers are well marked on the entrance of each site. Some sites are more level than others and some are shorter than others. Longer rigs will have to pay close attention to the size of the sites. Area is well wooded giving a large amount of shade and a lot of needles and leaves. If you don't carry a good broom you might want one to sweep your pad. Trees are mainly pine so shade will continue through winter. While we were there it was time for mowing but generally COE parks are well maintained
Little Red River and the Greers Ferry Lake produce an amazing outdoor experience. Sitting all along the banks of Greers Ferry Lake you are able to have your pick of any number of COE campgrounds and private campgrounds. Choctaw is a good example.
Arkansas is called "The Natural State" and it does live up to its name. Greers Ferry is located in Cleburne County Arkansas with several small towns dotted around the lake. There are between 30,000 to 40,000 acres of crystal clear water depending on the season and the rains. You may fish, scuba dive, water ski, SUP, kayak, canoe, swim or just relax at your campsite. Your choice but is geared toward the outdoor life.
Fishing is the sport of the day here. You will find some of "The Best" fishing in the south with some bragging "In The World". The lake holds the record for bass at 27 lbs 50 oz. Tournaments begin in April and go through October. Whether you are a local or a visitor fishing is done year round. Every game fish native to Arkansas is stocked and maintained by the Arkansas Game and Fish. Depending on the time of the year you are able to look forward to trophy size striped bass, walleye, and trout. That is not to say you shouldn't hook your share of channel catfish, bigmouth and white bass and crappie.
Have fun. Stay safe.
LNT
Better than when you found it.
Happy Trails
Ranger
Very nice little campground just off Arkansas Hwy 25 by Greers Ferry Lake, Heber Springs, Arkansas. Actually, many of the campsites are along the beginning of the Little Red River. A lot of people were fishing here, and there is a fish hatchery here also, so better know the fishing regulations if fishing.
Campsites are fine, at least partly shaded for many sites, not huge, but at a great location.
Nice short hiking trail along Collins Creek. Thumbs up for this place. Would be happy to hang out here again some day.
ScoutIf you are in Mountain View to take it vantage of all of the music going on in the small town, Court and Square RV park is where you want to be. It’s quiet, Centrally located with an easy walking distance at the courthouse Square, and the staff cannot be beat for friendliness! Be sure to ask when the picking is at the park, and come prepared with your country/mountain/bluegrass music and instruments; they encourage participation.
Legend
Dam Site is a nice campground on Greers Ferry Lake. The location is perfect for enjoying the lake, the Little Red River and all the other outdoor adventures that Heber Springs has to offer. We like winter camping, but it appears that they close off most sections of the park during the colder months. There is a newer private/suite style bathroom in the park. Much nicer than the old stall style.
Ranger
Shiloh is one of many Corps of Engineers (COE) campgrounds around Greers Ferry Lake. It has lake access including swim beaches, a playground, and more. The sand tends to get dumped in ad-hoc piles, leaving the wide, concrete approach to the water slimy and slick. You'll likely place your chair directly on the concrete, for lack of a better place, so bring ample sun protection. Watch for poison ivy if you wander into the wooded areas. The group campsite area is nicely forested but is typically closed and some other sites near the water might be closed if there has been flooding.
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