We had an excellent experience here! A friend was kind enough to give a weekend to us as a gift and…read morewe loved every minute of it. Only a few minutes away from the little Mountain View town, it is easy to get to restaurants and the caverns and parks. It also is still very secluded and quiet and relaxing. Our hosts were wonderful!! Very very accommodating and helped with everything we needed. We had wonderful conversations with them! They had a great guest pantry and tasty breakfast each morning. We stayed in the garden room, which had a great balcony overlooking the property. We have zero complaints from this place and would go back again in a heart beat.

This was my first experience staying at a b&b, Our experience was WONDERFUL!!!!! Charming…read moresetting, beautiful owners and ambiance. Nothing negativr that I could say about our stay, other than it wasn't long enough, and THEY could not change OUR itenerary LOL. EVERYTHING WAS GREAT, so much so, thqt our stay at the ARLINGTON in Hot Springs, AR failed by comparison. The price was darned reasonable too. Thans for the great experience, Carole & Jerry. Even their two dogs and cat was NICE!! I'm sure that we'll find an excuse to return for a longer stay in the future!

This campground is beautiful and well kept. ($24 per night with electric- COE campground) We tent…read morecamped so I can only speak to the tent camping amenities, although they have RV spots with water hook ups and a communal black/gray tank dump station. Our site was perfectly positioned next to the water's edge with LOTS of room to spread out. We had a fantastic tree canopy over our site with just enough trees to provide shade but not too many to block the light. B5, B7, B9 were all beautiful sites. Dollar General and Family Dollar Tree are just a few minutes away but if you need a Walmart you'll need to set some time to the side. (40 minute one way) You'll also want to pick up your firewood before entering the campgrounds. There are some great hikes nearby. We chose to do Sugarloaf Mountain which requires contacting the marina for a boat ride to the island. (2 hours total hike and the boat ride is $13 for adults/ $9 for children under 12/ free for 2& under @ Fairfield Bay Marina)

Beau and his crew provide a top notch fishing guide service!…read moreThe marina staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and most importantly helpful! The bunkhouses are well kept and convenient for fishing trips.

Stopped by Beau's Marina and Bunkhouse as a complete beginner to fishing, and the staff couldn't…read morehave been more helpful or friendly. They patiently showed me how to set up my pole and gave great advice on where to go. The warm, neighborly vibe made it a great experience. Highly recommend!

This is a great place to stay! Quiet, clean, and the rooms are much larger than average. Plus the…read morestaff is helpful and friendly- even when I had a small issue Kaleb helped me out and took care of everything. Even the breakfast is better than the norm.

Very nice new hotel in Fairfield Bay. Rooms are very clean and staff is delightful. Small salon…read morewhere you can get a massage and your nails done as well as a pedicure. The restaurant is very good as well.

What a great place to camp. We lucked out (or in) due to a cancellation! It's a great atmosphere…read morehere, everyone is friendly and helpful. There's laundry, showers, a hot tub, great paths, a few goats & chickens are residents too. There's a grill, certain days that seems to serve the larger area, it's so good. If you want a quiet get away that's family-oriented, this is your place. Check it out!

My family and I live in our RV full time. We loved Golden Pond! They have clean shower houses,…read moreclean laundry room and it's such a beautiful area. Only complaints...hot water in shower doesn't last very long. Washers leave clothes a little bit to wet and dryers take more then one cycle to completely dry. And the spots are a little to close together for my comfort. Went during the off season so it was perfect but during the busy season you'd be a little crammed in my opinion. But it's definitely a nice place.

While traveling our truck broke down. They let us come right in and set up our rig prior to towing…read moreour truck to Little Rock. Pam was kind and helpful offered to convert fees to monthly if we were delayed more than a week ( big savings) People in the park were nice and one gentleman even came and greeted us- he has the same brand rv. The rate was fair and the people nice - I recommend Clinton RV Park.

Spend an overnight in Clinton RV Park with full hookup for $25/night back-in. Pull throughs are…read more$30/night. Layback host in the office and answer phone only between working hours. Since we came in after hour, we pick a site and hookups per other camper suggestion. We paid for our site the next morning. Free WiFi is not connectable even with RedPort WiFi booster. Somewhat leveled cement trailer/RV parking. Dumpster is in adjacent lot, behind large white building. Laundry is expensive. Lots of longtime RVs at outer peripherals; confederates, retiree, cops, construction workers, etc. A typical trailer court with lots of storage shed for sales. This RV park situated opposite side of Ozark Health Hospital so maybe that's a plus?

My son and I stayed at the Driftwood and could not have been happier. The fishing in the little…read morered was outstanding, the room was plenty spacious and very clean. Most of the land we saw while on the river has a steep drop to the water but we appreciated the gentle slope each time we made our way back to the room. The put in for a boat is 100 yards away probably. Don't for get to jump in the water before you leave ;-). It is probably 45 degrees... Perfect for big brown and rainbow trout. Our host, Chuck, tried to get me to connect with a hybrid but I never did. Of course he sent me a picture of 3 in his boat shortly after we left. Chuck could not be more helpful with info on the river nor a more gracious host. Get the fishing report from Chuck, check the release schedule and go go go. You won't regret it.

New Chef Means Great Food at the Anderson House Inn A new…read morechef, Rusty McKenzie, his wife Laura, and their son Kyle operate the Anderson House Inn restaurant in Heber Springs restaurant, maintaining the casual atmosphere that made the restaurant so popular, while serving a sophisticated, creative menu. Lunch is served Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Highlights include the Salmon and Baby Spinach Salad, served with crumbled bacon, hard-boiled egg, and a refreshing citrus vinaigrette. The four ounce salmon filet is high-quality and grilled to perfection. Equally delicious is the Spinach and Mushroom Flatbread Pizza, featuring caramelized onions, tomatoes, and mozzarella cheese on garlic bread, served with a side Caesar salad. My favorite is the Bleu and Bacon Burger, an eight ounce burger seasoned with Cajun spices and topped with bleu cheese sauce, bacon, and bleu cheese crumbles. The menu also includes a soup of the day, made fresh daily. I've been impressed with both the Cheesy Taco and Minestrone soup and the Creamy Chicken Vegetable. Although the dinner menu is impressive, be sure to ask about specials; the crab-stuffed pork chop, for example, was a pleasant surprise. Regular items include Pasta Alfredo, Pesto Chicken Pasta, Grilled Shrimp and Grits, and Apple Jack Pork Chops. I highly recommend the Chicken Roulade, a chicken breast stuffed with cream cheese and spinach, rolled and coated in Panko bread crumbs and baked, topped with a ginger drizzle, and served with mushroom rice pilaf and the vegetable of the day. Most of the lunch items appear on the dinner menu, some with minor changes or larger servings. The appetizers are creative and substantial; give the Spinach Dip in a Bread Bowl a try, or the Crab Stuffed Mushrooms topped with Parmesan cheese. Desserts are also made fresh daily. Popular favorites include cheese cake, chocolate cake, and a hard-to-resist chocolate éclair. Sunday Brunch features the usual favorites--Western Omelets, Shrimp and Grits, French Toast, Eggs Benedict, and the universally-loved pancake--as well as tempting surprises, including the Seafood Crepe, two crepes filled with crab meat stuffing finished with shrimp and scallop garlic cream sauce. The traditional brunch cocktails, the Mimosa and the Bloody Mary, are available at the surprising price of $2.00. The service at the Anderson House is impeccable. The restaurant serves wine, beer, and mixed drinks; both the beer selections and the wine list provide a variety of choices. Restaurant prices are surprisingly low given the quality of the food and the generous servings. Live music is currently featured in the cozy lounge, complete with fireplace, on an irregular basis; the plan is to establish a regular live music schedule as word gets around. The Anderson House, located at 201 E. Main Street in Heber Springs, is open Wednesday through Saturday for lunch from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. and dinner from 5 to 9. Sunday Brunch is served from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

We've come to enjoy Anderson House through its days with Chef Ira and Chef Josh, and we've even had…read morepretty good food under the new owners (although nothing nearly as good as what Ira and Josh served, just decent food). Tonight was a disappointment from beginning to end. We came in large part for the music and enjoyed that, only in such a small space it was much too loud, with a few times with uncomfortable audio feedback. Intimacy is what the space encourages, so I hope that TeacherzPet dials it back a bit next time. Much more troubling was the service and food. Even though tables were available, they had not been cleared, so we waited. We waited and waited for a simple appetizer that could have come off the grill in 3 minutes and to our table a reasonable time from when we ordered it. Instead, my husband had already finished one beer, and the wait staff seemed to have forgotten the shrimp. I wonder if it had been sitting under a heat lamp, because the shrimp was tough. Our dinners were equally slow and disappointing. I had chicken that I could barely cut with my knife. It most approximated shoe leather, and it had almost no flavor. My husband's fish was similarly lacking in flavor. At a nearby table we saw a man refuse his dinner because it was brought after almost everyone else he was dining with had finished eating. Has the bigger entertainment crowd overwhelmed Anderson House? I hope not, because we did have that one good meal under the new owners. We'll give them another shot, but if we have another night like this one with poor service and poorly prepared food, it'll be our last--at least until the next new owner comes along.