Its peaceful and quiet here. Great place to relax by the water with a book and enjoy the sunset.read more

Spent the weekend camping here. Most people stay in RVs at this site and include electric and water…read morehook up with a dump station. We stayed in our tent though. It was a well kept campsite with great customer service from the workers. Beautiful views of the sunset over the water. Really close to pinnacle mountain state park for a great (and challenging hike). Only 20 minutes from the city and 5 minutes from a Kroger. It's also very pet friendly.

I stayed here while on a nursing contract for 4 months. I felt safe all the time and if I had any…read morequestions or issues the owner was quick to help. They are so kind and considerate. It is a beautiful place to stay and very relaxing. I will go back again! Thank you Steve for making my stay enjoyable.

Real nice check in the lady who checked us up real nice free canoe for water activities Great Lake…read moreno swimming but they do have a pool

In Search of Sunshine. As I embarked on my journey from Virginia to Frisco Texas in search of…read moresunshine, I realized that it was not just a higher temperature I was in search of but the sunshine of people and boy did I find sunshine in Little Rock, Arkansas. Anthony and Corrina exemplify customer service, and management of a Campground. From the initial telephone call to change my dates to the last "Safe Travels" and everything in between. They are polite, courteous, accommodating and the grounds and facilities are well kept, clean. The experience was so awesome I stayed and extra day. If you are looking for a relaxing stop to wind down in the vicinity of Little Rock, Arkansas, choose this KOA and you will be glad you did. Tell Anthony and Corrina that John from Maryland said hello.

This place has seen better days and is in pretty poor shape. Our site was OK, gravel but with full…read morehookups ups. The pool had a fair amount of green algae (people still went in!). The basketball court pole and hoop were broken off and laying on the ground. They say they have 2 dog parks, but in reality, only one and it was tiny. New owners and a complete renovation would be a good thing.

This was our first adventure out with our camper. We were in town for a softball tournament…read more Location was great. Quiet. Friendly neighbors. Randy helped me out and was a blessing helping us get settled. Would definitely stay here again!!!

We stayed here because it was walking distance to the Clinton Presidential Library. Unfortunately…read morethe Library was closed due to the current government shutdown Oct2025 so we didn't get to go inside. This campsite looks like it's in a "sketchy" part of town when you pull in, however the riverfront sites were a pleasant surprise. They were so scenic and pretty, and you could leave your front windshield uncovered because the views of the river were so pretty and private. It was really so nice!

We stayed here two nights over the holiday weekend. The middle row is all pull thru and then are…read moreVery long - but sometimes they put two campers in here, so make sure you know when booking what you're assigned. Also, pay attention to the emails that they will send you a day before you arrive as GPS does not get you to this place with the easiest of streets, their directions are correct, follow them. All of the sites by the river were back in and they all had grassy areas in front of them. This would definitely be worth it to us as the pull through slots do not have enough space on either side to open your awning the entire way or have anything setting on the normal side.-you have to pretty much have your chairs and such sitting in front or behind your vehicle in order to enjoy the full space. It's not a problem- It's just the way the campground is laid out. There is a pet park and right next to it is the walking gate that will let you take the steps up to the walking bridge. That walking bridge will take you over to the Clinton presidential library as well as the Riverwalk district. Just take a right after you exit the gates and keep walking about a half a mile and there you are. They do have a wonderful view for the Fourth of July celebration. Take the time to go down to the pavilion as you will get the best views at this end of the park. We did a load of laundry today and everything worked as expected It was two dollars for a wash and two dollars for a dryer although I will say it didn't appear that there was any air-conditioning in the room. It was extremely hot in there. We did not use the bath or shower houses as we are completely self-contained. All utilities, work as expected. Staff was exceptionally friendly when we arrived. The gate has a code and they state they have cameras 24 seven on the property so we felt safe here. We paid $57 per night for a full hook up, paved pull through site and it was well worth it. There is a planet fitness about 3 1/2 miles from here that was very convenient. The walking bridge takes about 10 to 12 minutes to get over to the Riverview District and there are plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, and things to do over there as well We would definitely stay here again!

JB's RV park has something for everyone. You can stay long term, a few months for work, or for 1…read morenight. The location is great with Hot Springs and Little Rock not far away. The park is right of I-30 so easy on and off. It is peaceful with lots of trees and a fishing pond. I highly recommend.

J & J RV Park - Hot Springs, AR…read more If you're looking for a peaceful, well-kept, family-owned RV park right inside Hot Springs National Park, look no further than J & J RV Park. This little gem is privately owned, so there's no park entrance fee -- just the beauty of the national park right outside your door. Owner JJ is a second-generation host who truly cares about his guests and his property. The park is immaculately maintained and thoughtfully laid out. There's a clean bathhouse, convenient laundry area, and a spacious gathering room complete with a full kitchen, tables, and chairs -- perfect for groups or rallies. Every site has full hookups, and JJ went out of his way to accommodate our group so we could all be near each other. Our sites backed up to a beautiful tree-lined brook, complete with picnic tables and fire pits -- an ideal spot to unwind and listen to the water in the evenings. JJ is also a wealth of local knowledge, offering great recommendations for places to eat, explore, and experience around Hot Springs. We couldn't have asked for a better stay -- peaceful, friendly, and perfectly located. Highly recommend J & J RV Park for anyone visiting the Hot Springs area!

Great place, nice and quiet. Will definitely be back after meeting the new owners. Lots of things…read moreto do and they have plans to add a lot more. Will be back soon!

Coming from Texas heading to New York, we were tired and got off the freeway to see the park on the…read moreother side of the fwy, it was gone, so we said let's just go over and take look at this rv Park....... we are SO HAPPY WE DID, we pulled up, called the number and the woman,( Jenny ?) said she would be right over, she came, we paid and relaxed. She was so dang nice, we had a nice talk about dogs, we have 2 labs, she also has 2 dogs. Great place, if we come back this way we will defiantly stay here.

This massive park in North Little Rock was originally used as a WWI training cam\p for soldiers,…read morecalled Camp Pike. The park was expanded in 1937 for WWII training and that one is called Camp Robinson. Some remnants of that activity still exist and there are warning signs everywhere about unexploded ordinance. So that's pretty awesome. Renamed in 1950 after local physician William Burns, the park has all sorts of outdoor activities including soccer fiends, tennis courts, TWO golf courses, basketball courts, a disc golf course, baseball fields, trails, picnic areas and picnic pavilions. There are a few public restrooms throughout the park and it is linked to an RV Park and Campground. They even have an Arkansas River boat launch! We were here for the covered bridge and found it, but that is separate. In the meanwhile, it was nice to wlak around the park, sticking to the trails. The warning signs were plenty warning for us! [Review 2301 of 2024 - 365 in Arkansas - 23316 overall]