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?

This was the highlight of our trip to Arkansas. We spent an incredible morning with Bud, and came…read morehome with a boat full of fish. He made it fun and easy, provided all the tackle, snacks and colorful stories. Would recommend a guided trip to anyone who loves to fish.

Woo hoo! Have fished with the Bud Lady a number of times and always had a great experience. She and…read moreteam are especially great with young kids. She provides sandwiches and snacks and makes it fun and safe for all.

If you can see all your life being broken down into individual units of the day, then this is a day…read morewell spent and remembered. Do you enjoy the sound of nothing? A trouts flop on water that is so translucent, you fear, as did Narcissus, looking into it and losing your soul? A crane flies overhead, gracefully searching for prey. A wind brings a shower of the fall foliage, and a reminder that nothing is permanent. My mid-fall dreams are full of this water, and the sound it makes meandering along it's path to the eternal. I see a beautiful rainbow trout raising to the bait. The inevitable splash and taking of the line. The curl of my fly rod as I set the hook and the battle is on. Sadly, that was not to be this day (but I have caught many here before). Any time on the Little Red is time well spent. Book in hand, I relax on the rocky shore. I...am soothed by the sound of nothingness. Hundreds of millions of ripples caress the water of the Little Red every year, but today (that day), they were mine. Peace is a luxury. Aloha

Greers Ferry is one of the most beautiful lakes in Arkansas. The water is crystal clear and an…read moreexcellent place for fishing, swimming, boating, and hanging out with family and friends.

Best service in Heber! We have been a customer of theirs for 20 years. We purchased our Crownline…read morefrom Gary in sales and we have not regretted it.

This is by far the premier Marine business in the state of Arkansas! I would encourage anyone…read moreshopping for new or used watercraft to check here first, as it will be your last stop! From management to maintenance, you will be treated first class all the way with their awesome prices, friendly staff and unbelievable maintenance team. Your experience won't end after the sale, my friends-- they will take care of you forever and will back their products. Their word is as good as gold. I can't say enough about the customer service we receive, and we live almost three hours away. That's why my husband and I are repeat customers-- they earned our trust easily, and they will do the same for anyone!! Ask for Travis in sales/management or Ray in service-- those guys take care of business!! Thanks, Red River Marine, you guys are the bomb!

This hotel is great! The beds are so comfy. The sheets and pillows are what you expect from a high…read moreend hotel. The room was spotless. Will certainly stay here again.

Stayed here a couple weeks ago , and this has got to be the cleanest motel I have ever stayed at. I…read morewill be back.

Very nice park with plenty of room to play, walk, picnic and fish…read more I mainly visit/use this park for the boat launch when working in the area (White River). There are 2 boat launch areas, one lane on each. The original launch area is near the main parking lot, has a long and steep launch slip. Obviously older than the new one but it is still very useable. The new launch area is to the left of the original and almost under the bridge and has a shallower incline compared to the original and plenty of room to park vehicle with trailer. Much easier to launch a canoe/kayak on the new launch area. Park has plenty of public restrooms and the area is very clean and well maintained. So get out and stretch your legs a while and enjoy the beautiful public space along the White River.

Nice course with a nice layout for the price. We were able to get on for less than $30 midweek for…read more18 and a cart. The fairways and greens are in good condition. The whites are a bit short and they do not provide water along the course. The sand traps are not maintained so we generally took free relief out of them because they were overgrown with weeds.

Eight of our STL golf crew picked this course for our trip. We stayed about 20 minutes away, but…read morecame here because we were disappointed with the course where we were staying. I have to say, the staff was amazing, and SO appreciative of our business during this slow time of the year. The couple who own the grill area worked like crazy to keep the beers coming and feed us during a 2 hour rain delay. The course was in decent shape, and while the greens will get better with longer days, they ran true but slow. Most all of our guys loved the layout. We even played 27 holes one day and barely got the cart back to the barn before dark. We would play this again, but stay closer or in one of the rental on site.

There's one trail who is very challenging, the other 3 trails are very well kept and with low…read moreinclination. We found a car that has been there probably for several decades. We saw birds, snakes, stopped at the lake and had some snaks. Mountain bikes are welcomed. Don't water, bug spray, sunscreen, and your phone to take pictures

We chose to do Sugarloaf Mountain trail which requires contacting the marina for a boat ride to the…read moreisland. (2 hours total hike and the boat ride is $13 for adults/ $9 for children under 12/ free for 2& under @ Fairfield Bay Marina) You can take your own water craft. The trail can/could be a little treacherous for the hiking hobbyists but for a skilled hiker it is just enough. Not a long hike but the views are fantastic. There are steep narrow steps towards the end just before the views open up. The trails are well marked and easy to follow. There are two trails- a lower loop (easy) and an up and back trail (moderate).