We did the Friends Trail and loved it!! It was so fun, a lot of it is uphill, not saying it's hard…read morebut it could be challenging for those with issues in the cold or just knee issues So beautiful thought, we came for my bachelorette trip and had a blast.

Wonderful! I wish the canoe trail is longer. It used to be much longer they made it much shorterread more

Part of the Beavers Bend State Resort Park. Beautiful view of the lake, clear water, kayak and…read morecanoe rental. I visited the park for the day and stayed at the Cypress campground. Campground spots had one leveled tent spot.

Nice Campground, Full Hookups. By the creek, surrounded by trees…read more Found when State Park didn't have sites to accommodate us. Can tell owners are working to provide a nice campground for travelers. Only negative was vehicle noise from highway, even though there was a line of trees between.

Made reservations for Spring break, online process was quick and easy. We arrived and check in was…read morequick, paid our balance and headed to our site P2. Good site but we could here the traffic on highway, quick fix by running fan in RV at night. Quiet park, creek was good for exploring, we hiked up the hill and found a hidden pond. Bathrooms were clean and showers were hot. Close to many attractions and state park. Owners were friendly. We highly recommend this RV park and we will be back soon.

Mountain Fork Park was a great place to go camping! The views were amazing. The park manager was…read moreextremely nice and helpful. I wish quiet time began at 10:00 PM instead 11:00. However, I highly recommend coming to camp here!

This is probably one of my favorite experiences of this year. We got to the location and we were…read moremet my Gilda. She was super nice and accommodating. We were taken by surprise by the large space in the tents. We stayed in Pink Dream. Pink is my favorite color. It was really cute! There are battery operated lights and a color changing lamp inside the tent. We were taken out tubing by gilda's daughter crystal on her boat. She owns a medium sized boat called a Sea-Doo. It's pretty fast. We had a blast. When we arrived back at the campsite, we started a fire and ate s'mores. We told ghost stories and went to bed. There is bathrooms with showers. Everything is very clean. You do need your own pillows and toiletries but the whole experience was awesome. I recommend Glampin with Gilda!!! 100% great time! We will be back soon. The price is epic! If your wanting to take a 2-3 day vacay, this is the place to stay. Gilda was super nice and helpful. I have told all my friends to go! Sorry for the long paragraph but I wanted to make sure everyone knows about this place. It is a peaceful place.

My daughter and a couple of friends spent a few days in the "Pretty in Pink" glampin tent. They…read morehad a great time and loved Gilda! We will definitely stay there again!

Nothing fancy. Level, rock site. We were alone at the front of the campground, back seems to be…read morereserved for permanent residents. Connections were a little tight but didn't cause issues since we didn't have anyone next to us. Host was helpful, we didn't use the bathhouse so can't comment on that. We camped at Sunrise RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.

Good place to stop for an evening with plenty of space especially for a dog to run around lots of…read moregrass. Everything worked well it's a very large place. I would not call it a resort but a very good place to stop for an evening. This was our second stay And we would come back again.

This is a lovely quiet park but there is NO internet- even tho they give you codes. There is no…read moreactivity director- so no activities. The roads need to be dragged.

Enjoyed our stay at Millwood Landing Resort. Concrete pad with picnic table and fire ring. Site was…read morelevel with 50 amp, sewer and water. Very peaceful and quite. Grounds were well maintained. The WiFi service was ok but the phone service was poor. If you are looking for peace and quite, this is the place to go.

​As a loyal customer of the KOA brand, I am writing to formally report a series of severe safety,…read moresanitation, and management failures during my recent stay. This location is currently operating in a manner that severely damages the KOA reputation and, more importantly, poses a direct threat to guest safety. ​1. Employee Misconduct & Guest Safety Violations (Critical) ​The most alarming issue was the behavior of a female groundskeeper who lived in the site directly adjacent to mine. On multiple occasions, this employee returned to the campground visibly intoxicated or under the influence of illicit substances (exhibiting erratic behavior, "tweaking," talking to herself, and pacing). Having an employee in this state managing the grounds and living next to guests created a hostile and entirely unsafe environment. My group did not feel secure sleeping at this location. ​2. Severe Sanitation & Health Hazards ​The Pool: The pool had reportedly just reopened on Tuesday due to prior sanitation issues, but by Wednesday, it had turned completely green again. Operating a public pool with stagnant, contaminated water is a massive health code violation. ​Grounds Maintenance: The grass at our site was knee-high upon arrival and went unmowed for days. This is not just an aesthetic issue; it is a breeding ground for ticks, snakes, and pests, posing a health risk to guests and pets. ​3. Gross Mismanagement of Group Reservations ​We arrived with a coordinated group of approximately 8 campers. Despite booking together, our party was completely separated. We were placed at the very back of the campground surrounded by long-term residents, entirely defeating the purpose of a group KOA booking. ​Conclusion: I do not scare easily, but when paying guests are subjected to unsafe conditions caused directly by KOA staff, it crosses a line from "poor service" to "corporate liability." I expect a prompt response regarding how corporate intends to address these employee substance abuse issues and safety hazards

It used to be a really nice park but it has really gone downhill. Park allowed a child molester to…read moremove in without notifying park residents and allowed him to work at the pool next to the playground. My trash stopped being picked up regularly. The posted office hours are more of a guessing game. Guess if they're actually open or not. At one point, the park manager opened one of my personal packages. The grass is overgrown. I constantly had to fight an ant problem as well as the fleas in the overgrown grass. The pool stayed green more than it was open this year. There are feral cats everywhere that will tear up your RV. People wander in off the highway and where there used to be guys on staff for safety and security - the manager lives off site and those guys are no longer on staff. It got so bad my kids didn't feel safe allowing the grandkids to visit.

The wife and I rode our Harley out here on Saturday, September 9. We enjoyed driving the windy…read moreroads of the park and finding our own private spot on the lake. It was only five dollars a person to get in for the day. The main office was very clean and organized and the bathrooms were clean and we also purchased a few keepsakes. I am not an RVer but they have lots of nice shady spots. Some that are pull through and some you have to back into. It looked like all of the spots had a gazebo type cover. They also have cabins you can rent out; some thing my wife and I discussed for the future. It was very quiet and covered in a lot of trees and seemed like a very nice place to camp. As we drove out, we had the unexpected surprise of seeing 3 deer in one spot and two more in another.

When is the last time you watched a moonrise - shifting from fluorescent pink to bright yellow?…read more When did you last see the stars so clear and plentiful that you could see the Milky Way? Some moments in nature are too precious to recount - too difficult to write into a review. If you live in the city like I do, these moments are a much-needed fuel - so rich and refreshing!! Based on this second experience at Cooper Lake State Park - South Sulfur Unit, I HIGHLY recommend an overnight cabin stay! **Cabins can be booked a maximum of three months in advance.** Equipped with full restrooms including powerful, hot showers, two full beds (must bring own linens for all needs), a futon, 4-top table and chairs, 3/4 fridge/freezer combo, drip coffee maker, stove top with two heating elements, AC and heat, a back balcony with grill and picnic table, and a lakeside fire pit, we wanted for NOTHING and ENJOYED IT ALL!

Great place to stay if you just want to relax. First night the breaker on their pole blew and the…read morepark guy came right out and fixed it. Walmart within 10 miles. No attractions close by but it is a great place. Staff were very friendly. Seafood restaurant very close by. Doesn't open until 5 pm. Plan on trying it out. Will. Leave review after. There is a boat ramp in the park if fishing is your thing.

I'm generally impressed by Arkansas' minimalist state parks. This one is cream of the crop…read more Something about a slightly foggy, cool autumn day makes this place really pretty. They have two spectacular trails, one of which has unending lakeside views.