RV camping near Mountain Home, Arkansas offers several options throughout the Ozark Mountains region where temperatures range from summer highs averaging 90°F to winter lows near 25°F. Several campgrounds remain open year-round, while others operate seasonally from March through November. Lake access points for fishing and boating are common features at many RV parks within 30 miles of Mountain Home.
What to Do
Fishing access points: Denton Ferry RV Park provides direct river access for anglers. "The people are great, can't beat the location for fishing and paddling. Look forward to more visits," notes Leslie D.
Swimming in the river: Gilbert RV Park offers easy access to the Buffalo River. "Take all your stuff and play in the river all day. There is a float service in Gilbert. Restrooms are separate from the showers," explains Dustin D.B.
Mountain biking trails: Several paths within 20 miles of Mountain Home connect to established trail systems. Access points near campgrounds allow for direct trail connections without transporting bikes.
What Campers Like
Clean facilities: Harrison RV Park & Campground maintains well-kept amenities. "The bath house are clean. Has a nice clean pool. Offers wifi and free cable," reports Mike B.
Spacious sites: Into the Woods RV Park provides ample room between neighbors. A camper notes: "Amazing little campground, spaces are very well spaced. 30-50 feet between RV sites. Just outside Yellville Arkansas with plenty of activities close."
Shaded locations: Some parks offer tree cover for summer heat protection. "This park has mature trees with lots of shade," notes a camper about Whitewater RV Park.
What You Should Know
Terrain challenges: Site leveling can require significant equipment at some locations. "I had to use 6x6 blocks of wood from the caretaker's wood pile as a foundation to jack the front end of my class C motorhome up," shares Derek N. about his stay at Hand Cove Resort RV Park.
Seasonal considerations: Summer heat impacts comfort at exposed sites. "This is probably an excellent site in spring or fall. However summertime is hot at the site because of the lack of shade trees," reports Jaynee S.
Traffic noise: Parks located near highways may experience road sound. "Close to the highway but there isn't a lot of noise," mentions a reviewer about Harrison RV Park.
Tips for Camping with Families
Swimming areas: Lakefront parks offer water access for children. "The dock is nice as well. If you have older kids or want to swim in the middle of nowhere, I can see this as the highlight," says one camper about Hand Cove Resort RV Park.
Entertainment options: Whitewater RV Park provides access to local attractions. "Mountain View also has one of the few remaining Drive In movie theaters," mentions a reviewer, noting both standard and drive-in theaters offer first-run films.
Park amenities: On-site recreation varies by location. "They also have a game room and nice pool," notes Allison N. about Harrison RV Park & Campground.
Tips from RVers
Internet connectivity: WiFi quality varies significantly between parks. "Robust cable TV channels and screaming fast wifi," reports Julie G. about her stay at Harrison RV Park & Campground.
Site spacing: Layout differences affect privacy between sites. "They have it setup that you park opposite of each other. Sites are a little tight," explains a reviewer about Harrison RV Park.
Long-term options: Several parks accommodate extended stays. "We have recently moved our tiny home to this lovely quiet family-owned park. They are open to more fulltime residents and are tiny home friendly," shares Patricia about Into the Woods RV Park.
