Treasure Isle RV Park

We were very happy with the location of this RV park. We were within 20 minutes driving to Hot Springs NP (Bathhouse Row) as well as just about 20 minutes to Garvan Gardens and other popular areas of the city.

Getting in and out of the park was okay - a bit of driving around the park to get setup in your site - so if you know your site number, go ahead and park by it and then go check in.

There were some sites lakeside for maybe only $5 more per night - they were really nice and great views if you can get them.

Some of the main sites were pretty level but just not perfect - still very good price for 50amp FHU in such a good location.

Everyone working here was also really nice.

They had wifi that worked on and off during out stay.

The rate we got included Good Sam discount and we would stay again for sure.

Arrived after dark and was met at the entrance by park staff and lead to our campsite.
We enjoyed camping by the lake and emenities such as fenced dog park and on site garage pickup
I did have a little issue getting level on our site, but noticed the park was in the process of pouring concrete pads on three adjacent sites to ours.

This rv park is perfect if you want a quieter spot about 20 minutes from the hustle of Hot Springs. The camp hosts are incredibly kind and helpful. I am sure you’ll love Big Dave! The spots are level and most are made of gravel. We used our Verizon mifi for internet and we had about 2-3 bars. The big oak trees provide shade and there are picnic areas where you can watch the sunset or enjoy a picnic. The showers are very clean and tidy. There are permanent rvers and everyone is kind and quiet. The crater of diamonds state park is only an hour away and the Ron Coleman mine is only 30 minutes away. If you go hiking at the national park be sure to check for ticks. Our pup was covered in them after our hikes. I would stay here again!

We camped here over Easter weekend. No cell service on Tmobile. The WiFi was not reliable and the cable is fuzzy. The second day we stayed they had a campground wide power outage but at least the weather was not hot. The bathroom was clean. The campground itself was well taken care of. Price is with Good sam/Military discount.

Stayed 3 nights. They accept Passport America but only for the first 2 nights of a stay so we paid around $16 for those 2 nights. The 3rd night we used Good Sam and paid $32. Average around $23 for the 3 nights.

We stayed in mid-November without a reservation. Half the park is permanent (or long-term) residents. The other half the spots were mostly vacant or 1-2 night stays.

Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer). We used a water pressure regulator and typically keep it around 55-65psi. The water here would only stay around 40psi so our shower water was a little slow, but not bad.

This park is more on the "camping" side of a campground with lots of trees and mostly dirt. There are a few concrete pads but most sites are slightly sloped. It took us a bit of maneuvering to get our 42ft 5th wheel trailer level on our site. We stayed in spot B7.

We have a washer/dryer in our RV but we needed to wash some larger bedding so we used the laundry facility. $1.50 per machine. Nothing fancy but they did the job in a little over an hour.

We wish we would have known there were spots available on the lake. I believe they are a bit more expensive, but they are right on the lake and even have a couple little docks

Excellent sunset views on the river.

Treasure Isle has incredible lake views with a friendly and attentive staff. From check in and the time we(sadly) had to leave, we felt taken care of. The amenities are clean and the cabin we stayed in had everything we needed. Thank you Treasure Isle, we will see you again soon!

Loved our stay here. There are a few sites that are right on the lake and that makes this park awesome. There are piers that kids were swimming off of. At night boats go by all lit up and the river on the other side has cool lights too. People were very friendly and we hear the fishing is good here too!

The view and site we were on was great! At&t had 4 bars. One bad thing was the sewer connection at our site was broken off. Site was level, however you are close to your neighbor. Bring some bug repellant cause we got eaten alive by the chiggers, so did the camp next to us.

We stayed here while visiting Hot Springs.

Most sites have shade. Ours, 4A, did not, which made the evening sun pretty harsh. Try to get another spot than the last few on our row.

The spots down by the lake looked really cool. They're right on the water. Your "back yard" is the lake!

2-3 Bars ATT LTE and decently fast.