Burns Park Campground

We were on our way home from a trip and stayed here. We would definitely recommend this place, it was great for us. We needed a place for the night and the owner was very helpful and friendly.

It was a clean and shady place. It was easy to find, right off the highway. Perfect location. The spot they had us in was excellent for what we needed. We were pulling our Jeep, we didn't need to unhook. We had electric and water for the night. Also, had internet there too. We will definitely be stopping by again.

My husband had a 2 week long business trip so me and our 3 year old son tagged along. We choose burns park because it was 5 min from my husband work and had tons to do during the day! The sites are not right on top of reach other (some closer than others). They even have site that offer sewage. There are a bunch of play grounds for kids, fishing, golf and even a small kids area with rides (it was closed during our stay). Seems a lot of people where staying for work (our of town elections, lineman ex). We where never bothered, it was quite and the bathhouse was clean. I really liked that the bathhouse had a security code on the door with your own password so not just anyone could come in. Even tho we where there 14 days, most of them where to cold to explore but there’s a ton of trails and bmx trails for bikers or runners! I would HIGHLY recommend!

We were planning to stay here only 1 night while on our way out to AZ but ended up staying 5 nights due to a winter weather system moving through Texas and Oklahoma. Lucky for us they have hiking trails conveniently accessible directly from the campground, no need to drive to an offsite trailhead somewhere. The trails are also open to mountain biking and horseback riding. Additionally, golf and other activities are offered in the park. Staff is friendly hand helpful. Bathrooms and showers are immaculate. We will be staying here again next time we travel through the area!

This is a city campground that is part of Burns Park. The park complex has soccer, baseball & softball fields as well as tennis courts. There is also an equestrian and archery area. Boating, fishing, hiking, and biking are also a part of this park.
The bathhouse looked like it had been recently built and was clean, although one of the two showers did not work. We had a W/E site, but I think there were FHU too. They did have wifi, but we never could get it to work, and our cell signal with Verizon was not great. We did have a picnic table and fire ring.

We spent a night here while passing through and couldn’t have been more pleased. The grounds are well kept, our packet was waiting for us, and our site was very level. ( seems like quite a mix of very level and very not level sites ). We strolled the grounds after dinner and it was very nice and peaceful. We did have good Verizon coverage but I did not make note of # of bars. Site #16 would be our pick as best based on location, especially if staying multiple nights.

I pick this campground based on proximity to I-40 for an overnight stay. This is really a nice RV park and we’d definitely stay here again. Arrival is easy and the check in process was quick and efficient. Friendly folks! Stayed in site 26 and I would pick a different one for a longer stay. This site has very little outdoor space, but it was just fine for one night. Plenty of space between campsites! And it’s next door to the Burns Park system so there’s plenty to see and do. There are a few sites with incline sloped back-ins and that would be tough. 48 was one of those. I don’t think I carry enough blocks to elevate the front of our trailer that much. That’s the only negative for this campground.

Oh, and they have a mosquito flogger truck that runs at dusk! How cool is that? No wonder we were able to walk the dogs and not get eaten up by mosquitoes.

Great RV park!

Quiet spot, smooth arrival and clean facilities. Site 52 has a huge slop and very uneven. Recommend park but not Site 52.

If you are adventurous, it is possible to walk from this park to Little Rock via tha Arkansas River Trail. It is about 6 miles from the park to the Clinton library and a lot of cute restaurants, Old Capitol, and other historic sites. It's a 10 minute drive.

The park has everything: camping, golf, trails, etc.

Sites are large and bathrooms are clean.

The campground staff were extremely responsive, responding to voicemails very quickly.

There is only one bath house.

Wifi is offered, but we could connect but not use it. Don't count on wifi.

Nice little park. Most sites are back in, utilities are fine, and sites are mostly shaded. Many hiking trails in the area. Couldn’t get the WiFi to work and cellphone signal was 1 bar.

Sites are well separated with lots of trees. Long asphalt pads with water and electricity. 2 dump stations. Did not use the showers. Great for overnight or a few days.