Equestrian Camping near Robinsonville, MS

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    Village Creek State Park Campground provides equestrian-focused accommodations with stables and horse pens in its dedicated equestrian campground area. Located in Wynne, Arkansas, about 55 miles west of Robinsonville, Mississippi, this horse-friendly park features spacious campsites specifically designed for visitors traveling with horses. The equestrian camping area includes convenient stable facilities where horses can be housed comfortably during overnight stays. The campsites in the equestrian area are described by visitors as very nice, with full hookup capabilities for RVs and trailers. Campers bringing horses will find ample space between sites allowing for comfortable parking of horse trailers and camping equipment. The park maintains all facilities in excellent condition, with clean and accessible amenities throughout the grounds.

    The equestrian area connects to Village Creek's extensive trail system, offering 33 miles of multi-use trails suitable for horseback riding through forested hills. Trail access begins directly from the equestrian campground, allowing riders convenient access without needing to transport horses elsewhere within the park. The trails provide varied terrain through the nearly 7,000-acre property, creating enjoyable riding experiences for equestrians of all skill levels. Horse owners appreciate the park's natural setting with abundant wildlife including deer frequently spotted near camping areas. The equestrian campground operates year-round, allowing for seasonal riding opportunities. Visitors should be prepared for insects including ticks during warmer months and bring appropriate repellent for both themselves and their horses. Cell service is limited throughout the park, so riders should plan accordingly for communication needs while exploring the trail system.

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      1. Village Creek State Park Campground

      4.6(49)33mi from RobinsonvilleRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "There are 3 campground areas in the park, A, B, and Equestrian. Area A is situated at the bottom of the hill that leads up to Area B and the Equestrian camping."

      "They even have an equestrian area if you have a horse. The restroom/bathhouse are cleaned daily and well kept. Many campers used it for their morning shower! There is lot's to do, if you wish."

      from $25 / night

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      2. Kellys Crossing Campground

      4.0(3)13mi from RobinsonvilleRVs, Tents

      "This is an off the beaten path area for standard recreation. It’s technically a boat ramp that accesses Arkabutla Lake with picnic and camping areas nearby."

      3. Mississippi River State Park Campground

      5.0(12)23mi from RobinsonvilleRVs, Tents

      "It was set back on its own point out into the lake, so our tents were surrounded on three sides by water."

      "This park travels along the Mississippi River and there are roads that take you right to the river to view. We traveled down to the St."

      from $37 / night

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      4. Bear Creek Lake Recreation Area

      5.0(3)23mi from RobinsonvilleRVs, Tents, Cabins

      "Beech Point Campground is an amazing lakeside spot. Our site came with a bench to view the lake and tent pad is in the perfect spot."

      5. Agricenter International RV Park

      2.8(6)36mi from RobinsonvilleRVs

      "Full hookups and convenient location. We have stayed there several times."

      6. Cook's Lake RV Resort and Campground

      3.0(1)34mi from RobinsonvilleRVs, Tents

      from $14 - $75 / night

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    • MickandKarla W.The Dyrt PRO User
      Apr. 23, 2021

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Arkansas State Parks Continue to Please

      This huge park and campground area were easy to find. Check in was a breeze and we headed to back-in site 56 with FHUs. Backing in was easy in this premium campsite with stand up bbq, separate fire pit and patio. The sewer is at the back of most of these long pads so you need about 20’ of sewer hose. There are 3 campground areas in the park, A, B, and Equestrian. Area A is situated at the bottom of the hill that leads up to Area B and the Equestrian camping. The 2 loops of A sites are a little closer together than the B area. We definitely preferred the B area up on the hill. Site 56 is one of the best(spacious and private) sites in the park. Another good site is 65, though its near the main campground road, it has privacy the way it backs to the woods. We were here during a mid April weekend and there was not a horrible amount of vehicle traffic moving about. All the campsites in our little cul de sac were spacious. Directly across from us were 2 long and straight pull through sites, 58& 59. There’s also another cul de sac loop where sites 42-49 reside. That loop is where the swim beach and a play ground reside. All sites are pretty nice with 47 having the best lake view over the swimming area. Heads up on site 48 as this back-in has a pretty steep incline with evidence of asphalt scars from longer rigs. I wouldn’t put anything over 35’ in that site. We walked through the equestrian area and the campsites were very nice with horse stables available. We got 1 bar each on Verizon and AT&T. You can pay for WiFi but we did not. We got a fair amount of OTA channels. With all the tree cover satellite could be iffy in a lot of sites. The sites along the road between the two B loops have a pretty good shot to the south sky. We saw deer near our campsite plus evening visits by a raccoon. We would definitely stay here again.

    • Laura G.
      Oct. 10, 2020

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Unique Terrain, Sites Need Updates

      We camped at Village Creek State Park in the Crowley’s Ridge region of Arkansas over Labor Day weekend. We booked two class B RV sites - one for ourselves and one for my husband’s parents - in advance. On our way to camp we got a call informing us that they had accidentally deleted one reservation assuming it was a duplicate (same name), and that there were no longer two sites together in that loop. They offered to re-book us in the only section that still had side-by-side campsites available. Village Creek is a somewhat unique park in that has an Equestrian Camp offering with stables, exercise corrals, water, mounting blocks and the like available for those who would like to travel with their own horses. While it was not what we originally booked, staying in “Horse Camp” was really cool and different - a BIG hit with our kids. The park has over 30 miles of equestrian trails and is a popular destination for horse owners. While all of that made for really cool atmosphere, the sites themselves left a lot to be desired. It almost looks like major erosion has occurred since these sites were first built - at every site in this loop, the picnic table and fire ring are IN the woods, and often partway down a ravine, with lots of brush, branches and vines hanging around them. We tried to use the table and fire ring on our first night and abandoned it for the rest of the trip. Our inlaws’ table was in such a dangerous location that we couldn’t access it at all, and we quickly realized was a cozy home for copperheads. Our water hookup had a wasp nest inside it. All of these details made it hard to relax as we were constantly on our guard with our kids and dog. We checked out the other camping areas and they were in much better shape, recently renovated and with full hookups. The trails at Village Creek were BEAUTIFUL. There is a particularly stunning trail that includes one of the most well-preserved sections of the Trail of Tears. This made for both an lovely hike and a history lesson for our seven year old. The Crowley’s Ridge region of the state is home to unique geological formations, soil and plant life unlike anywhere else in Arkansas. The Big Ben Nature Trail offers a great opportunity to identify these unusual plant species and is a short, easy hike. However, erosion is a big issue on the ridge, and sections were somewhat washed out after recent heavy rains. There are two small lakes that are popular with anglers. A couple of boat ramps are available for fishing boat launch. There is a small swimming area for campers only, but this lake is not great for swimming as it is pretty muddy. Take lots of bug spray in summer, and maybe only consider horse camp if you HAVE a horse. It’s worth a walk through in the morning or late afternoon when riders are tacking up or returning from rides.

    • Lawrence P.
      Sep. 11, 2021

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Quiet, Serene place to stay!

      Very nice place to stay. Quiet. Serene. Peaceful. Glad we stopped in for the week. The staff, Vicky, Nina and others, made us feel very welcomed. We had a small issue with our site and they were very accommodating in helping to resolve it. Thank You! There are plenty of places to stay that are very nice, from just water and electric to full hook-up. They even have an equestrian area if you have a horse. The restroom/bathhouse are cleaned daily and well kept. Many campers used it for their morning shower! There is lot's to do, if you wish. You can hike, bike, fish, boat, rent kayaks or just walk around and enjoy the peaceful setting! Heads up.... The Verizon cell service is sparce. We bought the Via-Sat WIFI svc for a few days while here. It's a bit pricey so be prepared. It's has a decent download but a slow upload.

    • Kloee S.
      Mar. 26, 2022

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Beautiful State Park with Equestrian, hiking and biking!

      We loved our stay at Viilage Creek State Park. It was beautiful! We rode our bikes all over the park. It was so green, so pretty and lots of area and trails to walk and enjoy. It had its own equestrian camping area as well. The sites were large, full hookup and there was lots of wildlife. We would definitely go back!

    • Christy C.
      Jul. 1, 2016

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Lots to choose from

      There are nearly 100 sites here at Village Creek State Park. They are Spacious, paved and well maintained. The campground is spread out on plenty of land. 2nd largest park in Arkansas in such a tiny town. Many deer walking freely at night. Water and electric hookups, bathrooms and a museum too. They have concerts occasionally here in the big field. Cabins are great too above the rim of the lake. Many hikes to take here and so peaceful. There are stables and horse trails as well as mountain biking. The park is located in Wynne, Arkansas. I have visited here many times camped in RV and stayed in the cabins. The rangers are always friendly and it is close to my relatives in Forrest City.

    • alicianlv The Dyrt PRO User
      Sep. 15, 2025

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Good rest for weary travelers!

      Arrived after hours to Campsite area A (sites 1-41). Note: reservation app does was not allow same day reservations, so find "available" site and pay at kiosk at visitor center. Hard to see park at night but in the morning found clean restrooms and shower --a happy find. Park offers nice large sites for tent and RVs with power, water, picnic table & fire rings. Really nice campgrounds with golf and equestrian facilities near by.

    • Robyn W.
      Jul. 17, 2021

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Beautiful Hidden Gem

      This park was stunning the drive though a little narrow at times was scenic from the drive to the RV site. Pull Through with own area not to close to other sites. Also a short walk to the lakeside beach and park.

      Two things l loved:

      1. The site setup is a really nice paved driveway with perfect patios area private and plenty of space from neighbors.
      2. The stunning views with multiple deer walking close by but not too close.
    • Shelly S.The Dyrt PRO User
      Sep. 4, 2016

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Take your pick

      Bring your horse, bring your bike, bring your yak and pole, decisions, decisions. Camping areas and day use are more or less on seperate sides. Horse camping complete with covered stall area and trail. Camp sites are spacious and bath houses co located. Well maintained areas and friendly helpful staff.

    • Shana D.The Dyrt PRO User
      Apr. 2, 2019

      Village Creek State Park Campground

      Nice campground close to Memphis!

      We stayed on a super cool double decker campsite in Loop A. This particular site wasn’t very level for a camper, but we made it work because we wanted this site! It would be super cool for several tent campers to use. We love the privacy of the suite style bathrooms! There is a creek that runs behind sites 1-22. We explored behind the single digit sites to check out the creek. Not sure how much water is in it during the summer, so it could be a mosquito trap!

      We took a wonderful guided hike on a portion of the trail of tears. I hear the golf course is amazing, but we didn’t have time to check that out. The park offers several planned activities throughout the day. They also offer tennis courts and 2 different lakes to fish! Boat rentals are available, but we didn't look into any of that. They have wood for sale at the office.The Class AAA campground (loop B) was really nice. Loop C is a Horse Camp. The only draw back was that we had absolutely ZERO cell service (AT&T). Zero. Zilch. Nada. 

      We really enjoyed our Fall Camping trip here and love the proximity to Memphis. It was only about an hour drive for us.


    Guide to Robinsonville

    Village Creek State Park offers equestrian camping options about 55 miles west of Robinsonville, Mississippi. The park features 33 miles of multi-use trails through nearly 7,000 acres of forested hills in the unique Crowley's Ridge region of Arkansas. The terrain creates distinct riding experiences with unusual geological formations and plant species that differ from surrounding areas. Park visitors can choose from multiple camping areas beyond just the equestrian section.

    What to do

    Explore additional trails: Village Creek contains well-preserved sections of the historic Trail of Tears. "The Trail of Tears... made for both a lovely hike and a history lesson for our seven year old," writes Laura G. about Village Creek State Park Campground.

    Go fishing: The park features two lakes that attract anglers year-round. "The lakes have produced state record fish," notes Jonathan C. who adds that Village Creek is "usually not very heavily populated, even by the locals."

    Play golf: The park maintains a full golf course for visitors wanting to break up their camping trip with some time on the links. "The golf course here is really nice, hiking trails good as well," according to Bob M. who stayed in the B loop full hookup area.

    What campers like

    Multiple camping areas: "There are 3 camping areas, two lakes, and a gorgeous golf course," reports Linda A. about Bear Creek Lake Recreation Area, noting that it's "always well kept" with pleasant staff and a small store at the visitor center.

    Secluded lakeside spots: Campers appreciate the water-view sites available at some parks. "Beech Point Campground is an amazing lakeside spot. Our site came with a bench to view the lake and tent pad is in the perfect spot," writes Steve S., who found the experience peaceful.

    Wildlife viewing: The natural setting provides opportunities to observe various animals in their habitat. "We were even able to spot an Eagle!" reports one camper who called their experience at Bear Creek Lake "absolutely a hidden gem."

    What you should know

    Seasonal considerations: Summer heat can significantly impact camping comfort. "Wish we weren't staying in a tent and would have come at a cooler part of the year. Was too hot to do anything at the beginning of July. Ended up leaving early," writes Kali D. about her experience at Agricenter International RV Park.

    Erosion issues: The unique ridge topography creates drainage problems after rainfall. "Erosion is a big issue on the ridge, and sections were somewhat washed out after recent heavy rains," notes Laura G. about the trails at Village Creek.

    Connectivity limitations: Cell service varies significantly throughout the region. "We had no signal on ATT but there is free WIFI by the office which you can connect to day or night," mentions Teresa M., who found Village Creek's facilities clean and the area safe.

    Tips for camping with families

    Choose loop location strategically: Different camping loops offer varying access to amenities. "If you stay in the B loop, you're about a two mile hike to the hiking trails. The A loop is much closer to that," advises Bob M. from Cook's Lake RV Resort and Campground.

    Check trail conditions: Weather can impact accessibility throughout the parks. "More than half the trails and park were closed due to flooding," reports Holly C., whose family enjoyed the bike trails that remained open despite construction and closures.

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