Definitely the best kayaking trip we've been on! My wife and I came to Arkansas for our honeymoon…read moreand are so glad we found this place. Franks was super nice and helpful and the prices are the best ones you can find. The views were absolutely gorgeous, it was very quiet, and the water felt amazing. Can't recommend this place enough to anyone looking to go kayaking. *Still open during covid- you have to wear a mask during the shuttle to launch spot.

Just wrapped up my 7th trip to Two Spirits. I had a great time, like every time before. Frank and…read moreSusan are the best, they treat you like family. The views, the cold cabins and the awesome food are well worth the money. Can't wait for next year!

This was the first time staying here for my wife and I…read more We stayed in Cabin 2. It was pretty nice with a queen bed, a loft with 2 singles and a hide-a-bed couch. Cabins come supplied with essentials: plates, forks, pots & pans, towels, etc. They also have fire pits and bbq pits. The cabin was roomy and decorated nicely. Nice quiet location. Rates are about the same as a hotel room and you've got a full kitchen and no noisy people running up and down the halls and slamming doors. The cabins have enough separation that if the other one is occupied you should still have a quiet stay. The one and only downside I had (which we didn't have to deal with) is there is a rv hook-up between the cabins. So, if someone uses that rv spot you're going to have some close company. We stayed during the weekday so we had the place to ourselves. We really enjoyed the comfortable cabin and peace and quiet after a long day of riding and sight seeing. The owner is very friendly and helpful. I spoke to him several times on the phone with questions and he was happy to answer them all and didn't get upset that I called him. He was very helpful with anything we asked and was glad that we stayed there. I'm not sure how many rv spots he has but there are several along a creek that runs on one edge of the property. Also, you can ride your atv/utv from the property to one of the trail heads. If you're looking for a quiet, comfortable, and really nice place to stay take a look at Hanson's!

I have been rv'ing for about fifteen years. This may have been the best. The owner went beyond to…read moreensure that we had a great stay. The park is close to the atv trails. What a bonus. Easy access and easy parking.

This was a great place to park RV overnight! They had full hookups and bathrooms. It was very…read morespacious and a clean place overall!

From the owner: 40 acre campground adjacent to the Fourche Mountain ATV Trail system in the Ouachita National Forestread more

HIGHLY recommend! I went with my 10 yr old grandson. We stayed in the bunkhouse and it was perfect…read more If you need a no frills place to sleep, microwave and small frig it's perfect! (The other cabins looked great too. ) Owners are so sweet and helpful! We had planned to go into Hot Springs a few days, but the river was so pretty, fishing was great, swings were super cool, and kayaking was a blast so we never left the campground. Thanks Amanda, Casey, and Nolan!!! See you again sometime!Melissa Wright

5 stars. The river was perfect for a very nice float. We did 14 miles and it was absolutely…read morebeautiful. Very nice family owned resort. Very accommodating. Cabins, Tent camp or bring your RV. We went for only the day as it was an easy 1.5 Hour drive from Little Rock Ar.

Beautiful! Secluded! The water was so clean and the campsites were clean. Our family of 6 enjoyed…read moreit.

Beautiful park by a beautiful lake. Quiet, clean, green, and peaceful. This is a must visit if…read moreyou're seeking biggest bang for the buck while also considering natural beauty and cleanliness. Far away from Arkansas' limited urban areas. Camping is a must! Be aware - this is Arkansas with a subtropical humid climate and the most amount of bugs you'll encounter in your life. ... aggressive huge flies that chase you around the camp sight and they bite!!!! Wasps and bees. Spiders and ants. Ticks. Haha. If that's not your thing, bring the Rv and skip the tent.

Friends trail Great trail! Easy path to follow, roots and…read morerocks make it unstable for any stroller or wheels. Clean area, the river is beautiful! The path also leads up to a cliff area. Must stop and walk when town. Our 2 year old followed us everywhere on the trail.

What a great time at Beavers Bend State park. It's a beautiful time of year with small crowds. The…read morearea is very accessible from Hochatown. If you are in the area it's worth it to check it out!

I wanted to be sure to come back and write a review as I couldn't find many newer reviews prior to…read moregoing. I'll start out by saying that the owners were great!!! We originally booked a camp side with electric and water for 2 days and would float on our last full day. We decided to extend our campsite and change our float to the next day AND swap to kayaks Instead of tubes. When we went to the office to make the changes and they were more than happy to help us as if it were no big deal! I also watched the owner down by the river everyday we were there just greeting people and chatting and helping in any way possible. I'm pretty sure I saw him pulling someone's car that had broke down. Just a testament to how helpful they are. The Campsite- my wife and I got site L for 3 days. The owner had just finished mowing the grass as we pulled up and it was very clean and level. I had read one old review that said the electric pole was a hundred feet away or something so I showed up with 5 extension cords. lol to my surprise, the electric pole was right at the side and 10 feet away from our tent! But I was ready. The water spigot was also right behind that so it was all very close. There was a nice fire ring and a camp style grill and the picnic table was in great shape. No one was in the site to our right but there were some folks in the site to our left but there was just enough space that it was no bother. The bathrooms were just a short walk up the hill. There was one men's and one women's restroom that stayed clean the whole time we were there and there were two showers, each in its own individual room. All 4 doors had pin pad knobs so they stayed locked and you needed a code to get in, they didn't give us any issues. The showers were push knobs so you have to hold them to keep water flowing but the temps were good. A little warm for my tastes but my wife loved it. The River- we decided on the kayaks instead of the tubes as we have tubes the river a few times and wanted to check out a little more. Since we were camping at the shuttle site, we just had to jump on a van once we were ready and they took us on a ten minute ride to the river. The driver was very knowledgeable and gave us some good tips. We ultimately floated for about 4 hrs to get back. The river was around 5.3 river level gauge so we did have a few spots where I had to get out but my wife slid right over. Guess I should lose a few pounds hahaha. It's definitely an easy paddle and kid friendly. There were a few spots with some faster moving water but nothing to be alarmed about. All in all it was a great experience. I will say, if you are looking for a quiet, in the woods campsite, this isn't it. It is close to the road so you hear every truck going down the road and those boys in Central Arkansas love their glasspack mufflers! lol but if you are looking for somewhere to camp after floating the river, this place is perfect! You don't have to drive to a shuttle area and then when you get done, you are back at camp. Caddy River Camping & Canoe, you guys are doing a great job!!

Really appreciate Mike giving us a call to give us heads up on inclement weather and gave us chance…read moreto rain check or refund. We didn't and had a blast.

The best thing about this campground was the host Ethan. He checked in on us regularly, provided…read moregreat insights and recommendations, and went above-and-beyond in a way that left us feeling as if he was our own personal concierge! The campground itself, while a great location for ATVing, is quite remote. It was under construction, didn't have WIFI, and no one in our party had cell signals. The shower was clean, but like a billion degrees as the only cooling was a window fan, and it required you to constantly hit a button to keep the water going. It was extremely hot, and the only place for cooling off was a very shallow (like 6" deep) creek. Ethan made our stay awesome, but the lack of WiFi, shower situation, construction, and remoteness was too much for me. If you love these things, you'll love this place. If not, you may want to stay somewhere with more amenities and trailer your ATVs in.

We absolutely loved this place. Went twice in 2022 and both times were awesome! Lots of trails to…read moreride on. So big you can easily get lost. We put in 250 miles in 3 days.