Camp Clearfork

We were there for a workshop held by the Arkansas Trappers Association. It is very beautiful and secluded in the mountains. There is no phone reception in camp, but if you drive down the road a little bit, you can make calls. The great dining hall has plenty of room for a large group of people, with a large kitchen. There are central shower and bathroom facilities and bunkhouses. There is no heating or cooling in any of the buildings. There are plenty of hiking trails and a lake to fish.

I gave it a 4 star because it is a really beautiful area and totally worth using, but some of the facilities look like they could use some updating. It is a beautiful wooded campground. It has a lot of bunkhouses, an onsite bathroom with showers, and a kitchen facility(common area). The bunkhouses have no air conditioning, but they do have screens on the windows to let the air in and are shaded, so it isn't usually too hot. The bunkhouses are also a little on the old side but still very functional. There is a one lane dirt road that leads into the camp area, but there is lots of parking once you reach the camp. There is no cell reception in the campground area, but there is a landland for emergency purposes (currently under repair, but should be functional soon). If cell service is somethi

Our favorite place for private group events. We got married here in 2010. Please keep in mind that access is by private group reservation only via the Womble District Forest Service Office in Mt. Ida.

Beautiful campground with several bunkhouses as well as space for tent camping and RV hook ups. Dining hall with full kitchen, ice maker, flat top grill, freezer & cooler available! Bunkhouses were very spacious, bathrooms were clean with plenty of toilets and several showers with hot water. Video is from the road on the way in!

The cabins were very dirty. Bugs and spiders were everywhere. Would never recommend this place. Some of us slept in the dining hall because we could not sleep anywhere else.