RV Parks near Eureka Springs, AR
Whether it’s a quick overnight or a full weekend away, Eureka Springs sits within easy reach of dozens of RV parks and campgrounds. We rank every option by actual drive time from the city, so you can match a destination to the hours you’re willing to spend behind the wheel — then narrow it down by the amenities that matter, from hookups to pet-friendly sites.
10 campgrounds listed. (Distance is approximate.)
Showing 10 of 10 campgrounds.
Blue Springs RV Park
22 mi · ~0.4 h from Eureka Springs
$50–$119/night
In Eureka Springs, AR, Blue Springs RV Park is a campground suited to RV and tent stays. Located at 20538 Blue Springs Road in Eureka Springs, AR 72764. Roughly 22 miles from downtown Eureka Springs. Expect to pay from about $50 a night. Reach out to the host for pricing and booking details.
Flag Spring Conservation Area Campground
23 mi · ~0.4 h from Eureka Springs
Rates on request
- Tent sites
Flag Spring Conservation Area Campground sits about 23 miles from Eureka Springs, AR, managed by Missouri Department of Conservation. The campground has 4 sites. Primitive camping area. Check with the managing agency for current fees, season dates and reservations.
Southgate RV Park
35 mi · ~0.6 h from Eureka Springs
Rates on request
In Eureka Springs, AR, Southgate RV Park is a campground suited to RV and tent stays. Roughly 50 campsites are available. Located at 2331 South School Avenue in Eureka Springs, AR 72701. A short 35-mile drive from Eureka Springs center. Reach out to the host for pricing and booking details.
Lake Wedington
41 mi · ~0.7 h from Eureka Springs
$80–$140/night
Lake Wedington is a 102-acre lake located just 13 miles west of Fayetteville, AR on State Hwy 16. During the 1930s, local men employed by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) began building the lake and recreation area and planting trees under the guidance of the Soil Conservation Service. In 1954 the land, facilities and management were passed to the USDA Forest Service. Through the hard work of the Friends of Lake Wedington volunteer group, several buildings have been restored and now the Lake Wedington Recreation Area is on the National Register of Historic Places. The area contains 6 hi
Deer Tower
48 mi · ~0.9 h from Eureka Springs
Free
Deer Tower Trailhead is a rustic pull-off that gives horse riders a more rustic trail experience to traverse the rugged Ozark Mountains. the 17 miles of trails consist of 3 smaller loop trails.
Ozone Campground
53 mi · ~1 h from Eureka Springs
$10/night
- Tent sites
This is the site of the historic Ozone Civilian Conservation Corp Camp. Camping - 8 family units, pavilion rental, picnicking, and hiking. Camping trailers are allowed but no special facilities available. The Ozone Trial Head connects to the 168 mile Ozark Highlands Trail (OHT), one of the premier, long-distance hiking trails in the United States
Sam's Throne
53 mi · ~1 h from Eureka Springs
Free
- Tent sites
Primarily well known as a rock climbing site, Sam's Throne, near Mt. Judea, is also a popular hiking, camping and photography destination. Located up on Judea Mountain and overlooking the Big Creek valley below, the scenic views will show you why this is such a popular place. This is a dispersed camping area with no trash services. Pack it in, pack it out
Haw Creek Falls Campground
57 mi · ~1 h from Eureka Springs
Free
- Tent sites
Surrounded by a beautiful mature hardwood forest, Haw Creek Falls Point of Interest is located on a small mountain stream with picturesque falls, rocks, and a bluff. The Big Piney Wild and Scenic River is nearby. There is also an accessible trail to the waterfalls. The Ozark Highlands Trail goes through this point of interest. The area is open all year. No fees for camping or day use. Camping allowed in designated sites. There is a low water bridge at the entrance to Haw Creek Falls. This area is subject to flash flooding. Visitors are responsible for monitoring conditions and taking...
Long Pool Recreation Area
67 mi · ~1.2 h from Eureka Springs
$15/night
- Tent sites
Long Pool Recreation Area lies along beautiful Big Piney Creek, a wild and scenic river, and offers visitors a variety of recreational opportunities: camping, picnicking, swimming, canoeing, fishing and hiking. Big Piney, a nationally designated a Scenic and Recreational River, offers visitors a variety of recreational experiences. A large natural pool, steep rock bluffs, and captivating forests are just a few examples of the natural beauty surrounding this recreation area. One camping loop offers 19 camping sites with water & electrical hook-ups and accommodates Large RV's. This camping...
Moccasin Gap
68 mi · ~1.2 h from Eureka Springs
$15/night
- Tent sites
Rated one of the best horse trails in the state, it is a popular site for competitive rides. Situated in the heart of the forest, this trail consists of four loop trails, each converging into the other. The surrounding forest is a mix of hardwoods and pine with numerous streams and small waterfalls. Although the area is primarily developed as a horse trail, it is actually a multiple-use trail open to bikes and hikers with portions open to Off Highway Vehicles (OHVs) & high clearance vehicles. 17 Camping spurs. Currently the trails network is being evaluated for major maintenance and repair.