Heber Springs RV Park

My husband and I bought an adorable camper here. Our opportunity to buy FINALLY became reality in this great location after inquiring for the past 2 years. We had the pleasure of staying 2 weeks in September. The folks here are super kind, helpful and friendly. We had such a great time and looking forward to our next getaway in our home away from home. Proud and blessed to now be part of the “glamping” world. Fishing on the Little Red River is just steps away. If you’ve never camped here, it’s high time you do so. Enjoy!!

I figured this place couldn't be as bad as others had described. I was wrong. Is everyone really nice? Yes. That's it. Workers start building utility trailers at 6am, turn the loud music on around 6:30am, the whole park smells like paint from 11:30am until 3pm. Driving in and out of the park dodging employees and trailers can be awkward. They really like having rules and the maintenance man likes telling you to abide by them. He'll even go up to your kid and accuse them of not picking up dog poop even though they are holding a bag of poop. That leads to a chat by a very angry father. We paid for a month and didn't make it three weeks before leaving. I don't recommend.

Nice quiet place to park your rv been here 6 months only issue I have is during the day you have to drive through a trailer manufacturing place with people working going in and out of the place

I did a tour, beautiful place, well maintained. Hoping to move here!

Interesting place. The permanent residents get all the shade trees, and views of the pond. The visitors get a barren, gravel lot, but with a fabulous view of Sugar Loaf Mtn. However, with time, the gravel lot may improve as they had new trees planted and staked.