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Excellent, clean campground with so much to do! Swimming Pool, basketball, corn hole games, rec hall, 2 playgrounds, dog wash, laundry, showers, full HUs plus a dump station and MORE! Super staff too. They have back in and pull thru RV sites, tent sites, cabins and treehouses. Located very close to Fayetteville, it’s a great home base for exploring all of NWA. The owners have created a near perfect campground!

Note: Sites 23 and 24 are perfect for families with small children because a “yard” is created in the corner between the sites which makes an excellent safe place to play.

The location was perfect for us for the last night of a long trip before heading home the next day. They wouldn’t make a reservation but assured me there would be a spot when we arrived, and there was. It was dark when we arrived and we didn’t find the payment kiosk at first, then it wouldn’t work. I called and was told the machine needed to be reset and was asked if we would try again after we got set up in a space. He was very nice and helpful over the phone. We chose a site, unhitched and hooked up with their full services, and then went back to pay.

I can recommend it if you need a single night in this area. Otherwise, I would skip it. It was like a gravel drive-in movie lot with water/elec/sewer instead of speakers. Sites are very close and the lot was almost full. There are no amenities other than WiFi. There is no grassy area or cement. There is road noise from nearby highway 65. That didn’t bother us, but I know some people prefer a quieter night.

The owners are fantastic and so are the camp workers. Friendly, helpful, hospitable, and they keep it extremely clean. They even provide cable boxes free of charge—important when our stay was during college baseball conference tournament! The CG is in the middle of everything in Branson, but you feel like you are away from it all.

The only reason we didn’t give 5 stars is because of the tour helicopters flying over very often during the day and evening. The sites are extremely close but don’t feel cramped because the CG is built on a hill that is terraced.

We will definitely stay here again!

They have a beautiful pond that is stocked for catch and release fishing. They sell basic fishing gear and bait if you don’t have your own. There are Civil War parks nearby. Cattle graze on adjoining property. We wished we could have stayed more than one night to explore the area.

Everyone was friendly and helpful-the person on the phone when I called, the lady when we arrived to register and the camp host who escorted us to our site. They sell propane on site, and gave us an informative packet of the area. We had a pull thru site with a level cement pad. We didn’t give 5 stars because there was some small debris left behind from the previous camper.

Call ahead because it is a small park. They were quite full on a December weeknight. We would definitely stay here again.

The only contact I had with anyone here was over the phone when I made my reservation. The gentleman couldn’t have been nicer.

Contactless check in was simple, and this was our first night camping-ever. The pull thru site was level with full hookups. The campground was clean. We did not use any of their facilities. The only reason we didn’t give 5 stars is because we had a little trouble with the WiFi.

We chose this campground because it was close to where we picked up our new camper and because of the reviews. Several sites were decorated for Christmas which was fun to see. We were there on a Tuesday night and had no noise problems whatsoever.

Friendly staff. Level, gravel sites with large cement pads for picnic tables and lawn chairs. Most sites have shade trees. Good, free wifi. Excellent place for kids-swimming pool, basketball goal, and playgrounds. Free DVD movie rentals. Gift shop with coffee and soft drinks. Ice, propane and firewood available. Best of all—this is close to Branson and an easy drive to Springfield (Bass Pro), but you can avoid Branson traffic! Easy access to Silver Dollar City too. Note: our price per night was with a 15% veteran discount.

This CG has a shuttle to and from SDC amusement park. It runs every 3 hours and makes getting in and out of the park so easy. This is the only reason to stay here in our opinion. They have full hook ups. The campground itself is not a destination. Sites are so close that some share fire pits. We couldn’t use our awning. Sites are gravel and not level. Roadways inside the CG were tight for our fifth wheel-but doable. Toilets were clean, but thankfully I didn’t need to use their showers. The CG sits very close to Highway 265. It is busy, so there is traffic noise if that bothers you. Nice gift shop with some RV supplies and groceries. The seasonal pool was closed for our September visit.

Site 27 was at the end of the road for pull thrus, so it felt roomy. Lots of trees for shade- thank goodness because it was over 100 degrees the whole time we were there. Site 11 is a back in site that looks wonderfully private.

Both of us had cell service but didn’t check our bars. AT&T and Pure Talk. We were able to stream video and attend a work Zoom call.

We walked down to the bottom of the waterfall one evening and it was cool and pretty. We highly recommend doing that if you are physically able. There are quite a few steep steps.

4 instead of 5 stars only because of no sewer at site and bathrooms/showers need some updating. The dump station was easy to use and well located. The very short road to the CG from the highway has a lot of potholes but is doable.

This is a great campground if you are passing through on highway 412. We are locals that needed a place to learn about our new rig.

Site 36 is our favorite site we have had anywhere so far! The CG is on an island with several water front sites above the dam on Beaver Lake. Gorgeous area close to quaint Eureka Springs, AR. Perfect for boaters and fishing. Clean flush bathrooms/showers. The overlook of the dam is a great spot, especially if they are releasing water.

Some sites have water and power. Others have power with only a community spigot. Be careful when booking! The only reason we don’t give 5 stars is because their dump station is not in the campground but across the highway. It’s very doable but inconvenient.

We reserved for 3 nights but left after our first night. We were in the Shady Grove loop. The cement pad had a drop off on the stair side of our camper. It was slightly uphill to the sewer connection, so we had to hold up the hose to get it to drain (yes, we have the accordion hose supports!) Our site had no fire ring. The site next to us had a broken picnic bench. Restrooms/showers had no water or power and looked as if they hadn’t worked in years. There was a huge, beautiful pavilion (maybe built by WPA?), but the roof was disintegrating and a tree had fallen on it and never been removed. Ten killer Lake was absolutely beautiful. We found it sad that the campground was in such poor condition. We drove through the Fox Squirrel campground, and it looked better. This was our first experience in Oklahoma, and it may be our last.