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!

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.

This was a nice campground to spend the night with decent prices (primitive camping in a lush green…read morefield for roughly $35), but what really stands out to me is the customer service. My car battery died and we were able to flag down one of the employees. He called his boss, who came right away to give us a jump start. While waiting, we were discussing our plans to go kayaking in Missouri and he offered some other recommendations for kayaking or tubing nearby. Although this was such a minor and quick interaction, it spoke volumes to me that someone came right away to assist us. Otherwise, the area was beautiful, clean, and well shaded. We enjoyed our stay here and will be rebooking for our return journey! They also offer camping with hookups, RV camping, and cabins. Amenities included a pool (which was clean and looked well maintained), a playground, and a very clean bathroom and laundry facility. They also had a museum of RV Art, which we may check out on the way back. All together, I recommend this campground for a short overnight stay or longer, extended trip.

​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

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 was one of the highlights of our Arkansas trip while visiting family from our Florida home…read morebase. For anyone unfamiliar, this is the only diamond mine in the world open to the public where you can actually keep what you find. Some surprisingly large diamonds have been discovered here over the years, so there's always that tiny bit of hope that keeps you searching. What surprised me most was the layout. For some reason I expected caves or mining tunnels, but it's actually a huge open field where visitors search, dig, sift, and surface hunt. We paid $45 total admission for 3 people and thankfully already had equipment provided by our rental house (checkout Punkin's place in Murfreesboro, Arkansas on Airbnb) because you can absolutely spend extra renting tools onsite if needed. We started with wet sifting before moving into dry and surface searching. There were a few muddy sections from recent rain, but overall the conditions were great during our May visit. Slightly overcast skies with an occasional drizzle made the weather perfect for being outside. I honestly can't imagine doing this in the middle of a blazing hot summer afternoon. I had read reviews from people saying they left exhausted, but we approached it a little differently due to some back and shoulder limitations. We worked smart, paced ourselves, and still had a fantastic time. We didn't find diamonds that day, but we did leave with some beautiful rocks and a really fun experience. We would absolutely do this again!

Walking into crater of diamond state park my nieces, sister and I did not know what to expect. I…read morehave to say it was a great experience and everyone was so nice and other diamond searchers were extremely nice as well! If you have a chance come to CDSP!

Owners are awesome and totally involved. They will make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. Great…read moreclean park for your overnight, or longer stay.

We had a wonderful time during our stay. The owner, Sirron, could not have been nicer. We enjoyed…read morefreshly baked pizza for dinner and relaxed by the pond. I even caught a fish in his well stocked pond! We will take great memories with us and will definitely plan to stop off again next time we're passing through!

Chillin' in the ATL! I came through here camping in the…read morewoods in Atlanta- and loved it here! This place is out in the boonies, far enough where you can hear the nature and the wind whipping through the trees. I managed to score a great spot overlooking the lake. There wasn't really good access to the water where I was, it was a steep climb down to the waters' edge, but the spot was fantastically beautiful. It was covered in leaves but with lots of shade from trees still. There was a picnic table set up for us, a fire ring, and a BBQ grill. The park rangers were nice, and the place felt well patrolled. The showers were clean and the facilities were nice. I really appreciated camping here! There was so much nature- including deer and armadillos! I'd certainly return!

Atlanta State Park is a nice park with good hikes. The largest number of people were gathered in…read moredifferent spots on the lakefront of Atlanta State Park. I enjoyed the hikes and was by myself for the most part on the trails. The Volksmarch Trail was probably my favorite.

You can tell the site has new ownership. It has been cleaned up and has had dramatic improvements…read more I stayed 2 nights and it was comfortable and quiet. The campground was packed, but it was peaceful. This will be my "go to" location to stay when I go to Murfreesboro.

We pulled in today the pictures looked nothing like the camp ground …read more Very trashy, old campers where people must live there year around. A couple of the campers gave us an uneasy feeling Drove over to the State Park to look around discovered they had a nice camp ground and they had openings we moved our RV right over didn't even tell the owner we were leaving. The price was cheap but the sites just aren't worth it at Miners .

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.

Great experience with Tippa Canoe. I had booked two kayaks with another company but they cancelled…read moremy reservation last minute because they decided to close that day. I called Tippa and they were more than happy to accommodate me with such short notice. They were very friendly and I will definitely use them again. They will now be my go-to every year for kayak rentals!

Really sweet people! Too cold for most for sure but they accommodated our party of 5. Great adult…read morekids trip, even for the rookies. Ended right outside our Cabin Collectives Open Heaven and it was seamless! Will do this again!