We stayed at Lake Catherine for 6 days and 5 nights. We had site #70…read more This site was plenty big, had a fishing dock (although the water was low) we still fished and enjoyed it. Only caught 1 small fish. Lake Catherine is about 15- 20 minutes to Hot Springs. We drove around section C looking for good spots and found several. We never went into section A or B. But this was a great, clean and quiet area. We will be back.

Clean and comfortable - natural beauty sitting just around the bend and over the next hill and…read moreunder the placid water of Lake Catherine! It's fun and easy to reach/enjoy with family friendly opportunities for hiking, fishing, boating, swimming, grilling, camping (cabins available too) - very close to Hot Springs which has a lot of beauty from the National Park in downtown to the lookout tower atop the highest point in downtown - including the natural hot springs which makes this place famous for America's first off season professional baseball camps and the likes of gangsters and movie stars all mingled alongside the everyday persons enjoying the same or hanging out at the horse races. It's a cool place to visit and you'll have a super time at the park - with other states parks and lakes and rivers/hiking and nature all around!

The price was amazing. With my senior discount, it was only $9/night which included electricity,…read morewater, and dump station. They also allowed you to collect and burn firewood. The camp host was very helpful and no problems of overcrowding.

We enjoyed our 7 day stay at Caddo Drive Campground, but I wouldn't make the drive from Texas again…read morejust to stay at the park. There was nothing bad about the park, it just wasn't anything extra special. The swimming area was VERY small, that was our biggest complaint.The water in the swimming area was very warm and only somewhat clear. If we had rented a boat and gone tubing, I'm sure we could have found clearer, cooler water, but we weren't looking to spend the money this time. The park was beautiful, lots of tall trees helped keep the camper cool. It was not crowded, in fact we were by ourselves on one end of the loop, which we really enjoyed. They offer back-in and pull through trailer spots (ours was pull through), as well as tent pads, and all sites included a nice woodsy area with a picnic table and fire ring. We knew that there are no sewer hook ups on site, but did not know that there are no water hook ups. There is a fresh water station to fill your tank on the way in though. The bathrooms were not the best. There is no air, fans or even windows to circulate air, making it extremely hot when drying off from a shower. The price was great at $14 per night and the staff was friendly. There are restaurants, gas stations and grocery stores with in a 20 minute drive.

We were looking for someplace to spend the night on a road trip from Michigan to Texas…read more Caddo Valley was where we stayed. 1. Manager promptly returned our phone call regarding reservations. 2. The park is clean and easy to find. 3. There are activities for longer visits--a nice pool, a fishing hole. 4. Price was reasonable.

On short notice I called for an overnight site. The manager was able to get us in. I have so many…read morepositive things to say about this camp ground/ park. The shower house/ restroom was meticulous, newly painted and remodeled. It felt great getting showered in a clean shower. The park was quiet all night. The manager is a sweet gal. Because we got in late she allowed us to pay in the morning. Who has ever heard of that??? It was refreshing to feel trusted. The park has a new name and is being given a facelift. Coming from Pennsylvania, I enjoyed my stay in Arkansas. Thanks for the accommodations!!!!

I can't say enough good things about this place! It's so…read morebeautiful and the host was so friendly and helpful. We had a great time camping at the High Point and definitely want to go again. The view is amazing (great for photography), hiking was great, and fishing in the pond was really fun!

From the owner: Erwin Estate is a family farm. We love to provide people the opportunity to experience the…read moreOuachita Mountains in Magnet Cove, Arkansas just 15 minutes from beautiful Hot Springs! Come camp with us! Camping, Fishing, Wildlife, Scenic Lookout, Site Seeing, Hiking, Geology, Mineral Exploration, Outdoor Fun, Nature Preserve

Great campground with friendly, helpful office staff. The shuttle rides to downtown were a huge…read morebonus and made getting around so easy. Clean, well-maintained, and a great place to stay. We'd definitely come back!

4 stars for 2 reason;…read more 1. The pool closes at 6 2. The hill to get into this park has seen more scraping than an old school DJ booth. It is STEEP. So hopefully your pulling with something that has some power lol Other than those two things this park was great! The RV site we stayed in were very tight together but it was a pull through site. Lots of fun around the area and away from any road noise. The scenery is beautiful in the area and the Hot Springs National Park is a must see!

Love this campground!!!! We need more campgrounds like this! They are setup for a large number of…read morecampers!!! Big and spacious sites! They have everything you want to rent from boats to bikes!!! Did not use the bathrooms or showers since we are in a large rig!!! All campsites are on level cement pads, makes for easy setup!!! The river sites are great, you can fish from your site! The lake is gorgeous! Worth the extra money!!! Easy check in is great!!! Have not had any bad experiences here!!! Other then our slide out not coming it! But that's all on us!!!!

Beautiful park-but don't swim in the water! It has a serious bad reputation for being toxic! Very…read morequiet, flat & lots of birds including hummingbirds.

This is a beautiful area. We went on a hike here, I was great for me…read more You would need to like some rock climbing and it's also quite up hill going up It's well worth it. It's a beautiful overlook of the hole area

As part of our quest to visit all 63 U.S. national parks, we set off on a six-week road trip. I…read morehave a personal rule: I only count a national park as "visited" if I actually spend time there, hike or walk through it, and experience it beyond simply driving by. Hot Springs National Park was one of the most unique parks on our journey because it is unlike any other national park we have visited. Rather than protecting vast wilderness, this park preserves the history and natural thermal springs that gave birth to the city of Hot Springs. For centuries, people believed the mineral-rich waters had healing properties, and during the late 1800s and early 1900s, the area became one of America's premier spa destinations. The beautifully preserved Bathhouse Row is a reminder of that era, with historic buildings that still define the character of the park today. The park itself blends seamlessly into the city, making it feel less like a traditional national park and more like a living historic district. Personally, I see it as being closer to a national monument than the expansive wilderness parks most people picture when they think of the National Park System. But that doesn't diminish its value, it is simply a very different experience. I spent quite a bit of time hiking the surrounding trails, which were peaceful, scenic, and offered beautiful views over the town and the Ouachita Mountains. It was a pleasant surprise to discover how much nature surrounds the historic district once you begin climbing into the hills. The town itself is charming, full of history, unique architecture, good restaurants, and an easy pace that invites you to slow down. Between exploring the bathhouses, learning about the fascinating history of hydrotherapy in America, and enjoying the trails, we found there was plenty to fill a full day. Overall, Hot Springs National Park is beautiful in its own way. It may not offer towering mountains or dramatic wilderness, but it preserves an important chapter of American history while still providing opportunities to enjoy nature. It is certainly worth visiting with an open mind and an appreciation for both history and the outdoors.

This is a family friendly RV park. With easy access into Hot Springs main tourist area. We had a…read moregreat weekend there. It is a bit tricky for a large fifth wheel. The park is cleaned and you can tell the management roams around to keep an eye on things. Trash gets collected daily. The pool area, office area, and all the grassy areas are well-maintained. The lake right in that area is Lake Hamilton and it is really full right now. They have kayaking and pontoon available to rent. This is a great place if you have a shorter camper than a fifth wheel.

The water spot with military discount is 75.00 a night (82.00 without discount…read more Non water spots are 40.00-50 a night. Great WiFi service, cable hookups, water, sewer, all amps. Nice little pool and store. People are always very friendly and helpful in the office.

Very accommodating and very clean restrooms. Close to Hot Springs and everything you need.read more

If you're black do NOT come here. They will find any thing to complain and harass you about. Hot…read moreSprings, Arkansas in general should be avoided. First, they complained that my kids were outside and should be with an adult at ALL times. Who does that?!? My kids are 13, 8, 7, and 1. The older siblings are outside by themselves at home all the time. We've paid to stay here like ANYONE else! Yet my kids can't play outside!? Next, my dog was on the leash in front of the RV. NOT BARKING, Not bothering anyone. Owner knocks on the door to show me the rules that this can't be. This is the last night we are staying here and NOW it's a problem. There's cats roaming around, even the owners dog has been off the leash! They are being petty because we are a black family. What FILTH !!!

This campground has it all: campsites with water and electric, full hook up and primitive sites…read more They also have lodging rooms, Yurts, a Marina, picknicking, disc golf, trails, a park store, tennis, basketball, full bar and restaurant. A true Resort! We only stayed for one night, and are now planning our next visit with anticipation. It was very quiet and our fellow campers were respectful. We slept well...no partiers until the wee hours, non-stop screaming children, earlier risers waking you up at the crack of dawn or any of that we've experienced elsewhere. Just pure peace and quiet - the way a campground should be. Well done, Degray, well done!

The state park itself is beautiful. The trails and lake are great. We stayed at the lodge for a…read moreweek. The staff are all friendly and welcoming. The restaurant and staff there were very good. Where it fell short for us was mostly the room. The room was very small, crowded, musty and in extreme need of updating. The bathtub has rust stains, the tile is old and grout is filthy. The carpet in the room is also filthy. There were spiders in the corners of the room. The air system was so loud! The door to the room had gaps so spacious that light from the hall poured in all night and everyone walking by sounded as if they were in the room with us. The chair in the room was stained. You get the point. The elevator safety certification in both elevators expired in 2024. Doesn't instill great confidence. My husband had never been here and I was so excited to share a place I had stayed at several times in my childhood. Unfortunately the experience was a bit of a letdown. There were no activities at all. The outdoor paved walking trail behind the lodge had maybe two of the lights working and the lanterns were filthy. I remember that path being lit so well at night that the frogs would be on the path catching insects that were drawn to the lights. There wasn't a frog to be seen or heard. With some TLC and renovations & perhaps an activities director, this could be a beautiful place to stay again.