9 campgrounds with availability next weekend
Several RV parks encircle Greers Ferry Lake near Heber Springs, accommodating various rig sizes and stay durations. Lakeside RV Park in Tumbling Shoals provides electric, water, and sewer hookups with 50-amp service for extended summer stays from May through September. At Fairfield Bay RV Campground & Marina, sites include water and electric hookups without sewer connections, though a dump station is available. Mockingbird Mountain Resort in Edgemont features full-hookup sites with both 30 and 50-amp electrical service. Concrete pads at Red River RV Park offer level parking for larger motorhomes, while Fairfield Bay sites present challenges on sloped terrain. "Once my trailer was on level site, my truck was at an angle, I could not get my weight distribution bars off. You better have extra chuck blocks, because your tow vehicle sits on a heck of an angle."
Many RV parks in the region maintain seasonal operations, with several closing during winter months. Mountain View RV Park and Guest Motel operates from March through December, while others like Fairfield Bay RV Campground remain open year-round. Cellular connectivity varies significantly throughout the mountainous terrain. T-Mobile users report limited coverage at some locations, while Verizon service ranges from 1-10 Mbps download speeds depending on location. Navigation to campgrounds may require careful planning as several access roads feature steep grades and sharp turns. A dump station at Fairfield Bay is located approximately half a mile from the camping area. Pet policies differ between facilities—most permit pets on leash, though Lakeside RV Park prohibits pets entirely. Bathhouse conditions receive mixed reviews, with one camper describing facilities at Fairfield Bay as "atrocious dirty" while praising the marina staff as "ultra nice."
"Great new park with full hookups, perfect location for a trip to Greers Ferry Lake."
from $50 - $75 / night
"The Fairfield Bay/Greers Ferry lake area in general is my heaven on earth, and this marina/campground is smack dab in the middle of it."
from $50 - $200 / night
from $50 - $75 / night
"This 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."
"The park was packed, but very quiet at night. Owners are friendly and accomodating. Bath house is clean, with number pad locks on the doors so only guests can use."
from $20 - $32 / night
"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."
"Small park with new concrete pads. Details unavailable online, but no toilets or showers, but has RV waste/water /power hookups"
from $20 - $25 / night
"Close to visit Ozark Folk Life Center and Mountain View for the Folk Music. Easy access to the sites. Cable TV for $1.00 per day. Good hook ups. Reasonable price of $25 per night with free WiFi."
"The location is great. This park is in between Walmart and the river. The downtown is only a few minutes away and they are always having singing at the park in the beautiful outdoor areas."
"There is a high fence that assist in keep this corner of Mountain View private. An oasis for anyone that wishes to venture in. A traveler will find a welcome smile and an amazing view."
"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."
from $28 - $32 / night
from $33 - $39 / night
GuideNot a bad little RV park, bathrooms were close and there were plenty of spots available. We got a back in spot at the front of the campground, but there were quite a few pull through as well. The entrance area parking lot was huge. So there was plenty of room to disconnect our TOAD before backing in.
TravelerI spent two days here very early in the season during intermittent rain, so only two other sites were occupied. The twisty road leading to the campground was no problem for my SUV, but long vehicles might not find it so easy and low limbs might be an issue for tall campers. Facilities were clean and the entire area was incredibly scenic.
TravelerWe stopped to camp here on a Sunday night because it was convenient to where we were headed. It is off the beaten path so it was nice and quiet. There were only a few campers but although there is a beach that had families playing and swimming, it cleared out by 7PM. Our campsite was nice but the ground was hard and full of rocks, which made tent stakes useless, but our tent will function without them. The facilities were old and dated but they were clean and neat and the family who owns the campground were really nice and friendly. All in all, a good experience and a restful nights sleep for $30 a night.
GuideGreat little camp ground tucked up against the Little Red River. Had direct access from camp site to the river to fish and enjoy the sunshine.
Site was clean and entire camp ground was quite despite it being full.
TravelerWe were there for 14 nights. We were in a very shady site. So shady, Starlink was sketchy service. We had no cell service at our site without going off Starlink. No sewer in area D. Im not sure about the other areas. We had water and electric. Campground was clean and quiet. Will definitely go again.
TravelerI am not a high maintenance kind of chick ….i used pit toilets and sun showers and that doesn’t bother me but this weekend was horrible. The staff was nice but the overflowing dumpster led to a plethora of flies and issues trying to keep them out of our foods The air quality was horrible due to the stench of the dumpster was a true health concern every time the breeze came from that direction The following are photos of the concerns overflowing dumpster 150 feet from our site
GuideGreat spot right on the river. Clean and well maintained.
ScoutPeaceful and wooded. Paved parking. Enjoying our stay. Bathrooms and showers nice enough.
GuideSecond time staying there. Even better than the first time. The dog park is fabulous, enough room for 2 German Shepherds to run. We were able to pick blackberries, walking trails are so well maintained.
Greers Ferry Lake sits at an elevation of 462 feet with numerous campgrounds dotting its 340 miles of shoreline. The mountainous terrain in the Heber Springs area creates varied camping conditions with most RV campgrounds open seasonally due to cold winter temperatures that can drop below freezing from December through February. Cell service throughout RV campgrounds in Heber Springs, Arkansas varies significantly based on specific location and carrier.
Fishing access: Trout fishing is available near Mountain View RV Park and Guest Motel, located about 45 minutes from Heber Springs. "Weekends will find pickers on the square or concerts at the Ozark Folk Center. If you want to take a dip look to the creeks or the river. Stand up paddle boarding, canoe, kayak, Loco Ropes, mountain bike trails, hiking, antiquing, trail rides, fishing and I'm sure you get the idea."
Historic downtown exploration: Nearby Mountain View offers unique cultural experiences within walking distance of Whitewater RV Park. "The town square is only 1/4 mile away. A nice park for walking is next door. They also have laundry facilities and great Wifi! What's not to love?" Another camper noted, "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."
Water recreation: Fairfield Bay RV Campground & Marina provides direct lake access. "The Fairfield Bay/Greers Ferry lake area in general is my heaven on earth, and this marina/campground is smack dab in the middle of it. The marina has a very nice, well stocked shop with a little cafe around the corner. I remember one of my favorite things when I went there as a child was when they'd give me a bag of fish food to throw to the massive catfish off the dock."
Peaceful surroundings: Campers at Golden Pond RV Park appreciate the natural features. "The true highlight was the small trail to the turquoise pond. It was so peaceful and beautiful - we spent a lot of time there! The campsite itself was fine. No trees to offer shade, but fairly private. The owners were very kind and helpful."
Well-maintained facilities: Many Heber Springs area campgrounds prioritize cleanliness. At Mountain View RV Park, campers report "concrete pads or gravel, 30 and 50 amp service, full hook ups, cable tv, wi-fi, high speed for extra fee, coin operated laundry, community fire pit with wood provided, dog friendly, showers and toilets and more." Blue Sky RV Park gets praise for site management: "Lots of tall trees that are well trimmed above RV's. Host was very nice and helpful."
Community atmosphere: Several campgrounds offer community spaces and activities. One camper at Blue Sky RV Park noted, "This place is so much bigger than it looks. Great pull through sites. Great sites for family camping. Blue Sky even has event space that you can rent if you are staying in the park."
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