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We booked online and checked in online 24 hours prior to arrival. Easily found the park across from Far Flung Adventures. Gravel lot with three rows of long pull throughs, two with full hookups. Lots of big rigs. Pet friendly. The owners have 40 acres so plenty of space and plans to expand. We stayed in site 1, one of two end sites facing the mountain with fire pit, landscaping and a bench. We liked the location, dark skies, food options nearby. The camp wifi was so so - I used my ATT hotspot with good up/down to work and stream. We really enjoyed the area and our home base at RRT was exactly what we needed. We would definitely stay again in sites 10 or 1.

Clean and convenient for one night stopover. Large bathroom/shower housed in air conditioned laundry room, all very clean. Gravel drive and level gravel sites, FHU. Some road noise. We unhooked and drove 20 minutes to Lubbock for dinner at Harrigans, great food, okay service. Some full timers but well kept.

This park has permanent trailers, some full time residents, but most are vacation “homes”. There are a few transient pull through and back in riverview sites overlooking a few dozen tent sites directly on the river. Our site was gravel base with concrete porch pad, picnic table and fire pit but very close neighbors on both sides, too close. Road to the park is 2 miles winding blacktop along the river, not quite two cars wide in some areas which was problematic when two rigs meet which happened to us. If I were rating the trailer park, would give high marks for maintenance, management, landscaping and facilities. But as a campground, we were disappointed. Too closely spaced, too much stuff for us.

One block off I-20/59. Office on right with packet waiting - was prepaid. Lot is across the road, gravel pull through, FHU, no shade, green space for pets, bright street lights. There are permanent campers but this is not a scenic spot for camping. Would definitely stop over again.

We booked online and checked in online. The office is currently obscured by construction and there was no sign but Cindy walked our paperwork out to the gate. Site 13 was a level 30 amp full hookup on gravel at the end of a row, with a particle board deck that was partially collapsed. The park has horse pastures on two sides and a river behind, lots of green space for our dog and was very quiet, mostly long term RVs and camper storage, but all very neat. There was a strong sewage smell the morning we headed out. This was our first time camping in a RV trailer park - the vibe is different. Overall, this is a good location, lovely setting, good cell service and good site (except for the weirdo deck). I would stay again for an overnight but not to camp.

First. The gatehouse is not manned so drive to your site. Host will bring a tag. Second. Know your site number. The turn off to sites 68-77 is before the gatehouse so watch for a small sign…we missed it. There are three camping areas - scattered sites near the gatehouse; larger area farther down with playground and fishing pier; and smaller area across the water on a cul-de-sac. We booked site 71 and our host helped us switch to 76 for the privacy and view. Sites in our area were all shaded with water and electric. Bathroom was old but clean. Two bars on AT&T phones and four bars with AT&T NH hotspot and MIMO. Dogs must be on a leash or lead, and the rangers are serious about it - our host Brandon let us borrow a lead. Our host also shared firewood but the mosquitos made early evenings a challenge to enjoy. We rode bikes around the park but no hiking trails, just fishing or bring kayaks. The lake is shallow and swampy with lovely sunsets. Jasper is nearby for stores. We liked the quiet of the campground but would likely stay four nights next visit. Sites we would book - 76, 72, 18, 23 for privacy.

This is the nicest long term RV park I’ve stayed in, by far. Very tidy and well laid out. We stayed in a FHU pull through on concrete, completely level. Roads are blacktop. Very convenient for a one night stop over.

We stayed 7 nights in a Premium Back-in Riverside FHU corner site - booked a year ahead with requested site not guaranteed. Easy access to the resort. Our site was gravel, but most are paved with paved roads throughout. Excellent facilities - laundry $2 wash/$2 dry with coin machine; hot tub and pool, convenience store, several dog runs, playground. We used a hotspot instead of camp wifi. 15 minutes to Zion. 15 minutes to Hurricane for groceries, gas and RV friendly car wash (Red Dirt). The resort is very well managed and maintained. Our friends stayed in Zion Canyon RV Springdale, closer to Zion but not as nice. A++ on location and facilities.

This campground has one loop with 24 sites, full hookups and a clean, modern bathhouse with laundry. We called day of for one night on Saturday which requires two nights to prebook. We booked site 12 in the exterior loop, had generous space, fire ring and grill, was not level, ATT service fluctuated between 1 and 4 bars on my hotspot. There is a street light between 11 and 12, which didn’t bother us for the one night stay but it shines on 11. We walked to the new cabins, and older cabins near the playground, meeting space and pool. There are a couple walking paths and we didn’t visit the boating area. This park was a pleasant surprise - small, clean and quiet - and we would stay again for a short visit. Sites 18, 22, 24 first choice.

There are three areas - campground A loop, main road that loops along the River and back, and tent sites near the woods. There are 3 stationary “rent an RV” with riverview decks. Linda called the day prior to check us in, verify final payment and give correct address 129 Bull Shoals Park Lakeview AR. Our site 51 had 30 amp with water, level, table and fire pit, on a small bluff, 50 yards from the river accessible by stairs, 3 sites down from boat landing store, 2 bar ATT (3 with MIMO) and long enough for 25’ and TV. Some of the sites are really short and tables on rear side. Lots of full hookup sites $38 riverside and across the road with river view. We switched to 59 full hookup backing up to tent area for extra night, level but less private.. Beware: bath house across from the store has bright night lighting. Bath houses were very clean. We hiked the 1.75 mile trail to a bluff, rented a boat (4 hrs $100) and had outstanding homemade pie from Gastons Lodge - A+. Dump station at exit. Pet friendly. The sites in area A are generous on a higher bluff, some with metal railing, lots of big rigs there. Only downsides to this lively SP are: main road has decent flow of vehicles all day; two lane winding mountain road from south. We were here for fall colors which made it near perfect. Booked 368 days ahead for next year and best sites were almost gone - grabbed 70 riverside.