No frills, just wide open grassy spaces with full hookups. No office, fishing pond, Internet, swimming pool etc., but who cares? Reasonably quiet for a spot near I-40, and check-in is a breeze. Pay $20 at the restaurant and write down your name, and then go pick out a spot. We liked it and the owner came by for a friendly chat. No problems, but if there were, the owner told us to call him. His number is on the back of the PAID card you post at your site. We'd stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Positives: Great overnight park. Good space between sites. Pizza and other food options close. Park is well kept and the staff very friendly. Walmart within walking distance. Negatives: 18 wheelers park right next to the park; we had headlights and backup beepers at different times during the night. Entrance is not inviting. We would stay again but ask for a site away from the truck stop parking. This is a no frills park: no rest rooms, shower, or laundry. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Great place for overnighters. Very "no frills" but worked out great. Hook ups are new and up to date. Sites are packed gravel and relatively level. Even though it's close to I-40, you really don't hear the traffic especially if you are in your coach with the AC on. Walking distance to a Food Giant and restaurants. Once you get off interstate, turn right at first light. Ole Sawmill Cafe is behind hotel, and you really don't see it until you make the turn. Small road sign and you must be looking for it, or you will miss it. Check in at the Ole Sawmill Cafe, they will direct you to the site. Once we got settled, we walked back to the Ole Sawmill Cafe for dinner. Food was good, and staff very accommodating. Nighttime had area well lit, and no one bothered us. Owner stopped by in AM to thank us for staying. We will definitely stay here on our return trip south. Very big rig friendly as we were in a 42' toyhauler and had plenty of room to maneuver. Overall, would recommend park for local attractions or overnights. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a relatively new campground. Sites are all open and level with good, long gravel pull-throughs. There is plenty of space between sites. Stop and register at the Ole Sawmill Cafe. Utilities are excellent. There is highway noise as expected being right off the interstate. The owner stopped by and talked about his ongoing upgrades to the campground. This is a great place to stop for the night as it is easily accessible and no need to unhook. A grocery store is a short walk away. We would definitely stay here again when passing through. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Reasonable over night stop. Value priced and easy on/off the highway. Large pull through sites. No additional amenities or facilities. You pay at the nearby cafe. This may have been unusual, but with the rain we got as we were trying to leave, our site was ankle deep in water. Some improvements to drainage might be needed. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great little park to over night well lite. Easy off and on I-40. All gravel. New everything, water, electric and sewer (looks like a new park) food within walking distance. Easy place to fuel when you leave. Pumps in the right position. Everything the way I like it for a quick in and a quick easy out. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The park is near the interstate but not close enough that you can feel/hear traffic rumbling. Easy to find. Go to the stoplight near McDonalds, look right for Sawmill Cafe. Simply stop at Sawmill Cafe and register and pay. The road into the camp is just past the cafe parking lot. At that point there is a large parking lot to park in while you pay in the cafe. The park is small but neat, mowed and newer electrical/water/sewer hookups. The owner stopped by to say hello, find out if I needed anything and was very pleasant. There is a supermarket just past the cafe. I walked over, the outside needs a little work but inside it is a clean, well lit and has everything you need. I will use this park again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Our stay was good. The owner was so nice, meeting us down at the park and making sure we were settled in. Extra long pull throughs that can accommodate any size RV. You register at the park or the Ole Sawmill restaurant. The park looks new and well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We had to leave the $20 at a nearby restaurant. No office, no restrooms, no showers, just a lot with hook-ups. We had to drive behind the restaurant on a very muddy road. OK if you need some place for overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very, very new park. Looks like the owner is spending a lot of money to finish the upgrades. We stayed one night. There was no Wi-Fi but it was scheduled to be installed next week. The owner was most accommodating. This park was difficult to find. We had to call the owner on the phone who met us near a temporary entrance. We followed the owner's vehicle through a motel parking lot to get to the park. We had a pull through site that was very level. Good sewer water and electrical hookups. No cable. Shopping and restaurants are a short walk from the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is an excellent park to spend a night at while on the road. There is some highway noise from I-40; but, it was only noticeable to us while we were outside our RV. Getting into the park is a little confusing. Just stop at the Ole Sawmill Cafe, on the right after turning off of AR Hwy 1B (N. Washington St.) onto Confederate Dr, to check in. They will tell you the correct road to get into the park itself. Very friendly and helpful owner and staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very good overnight stop. It is convenient to I-40, and has easy access to grocery stores, restaurants, and a Super Wal-Mart. Sites are large and easy to access. Hook-ups all work as they are supposed to. Excellent Verizon Wireless phone and data signal. There is road noise from the nearby Interstate highway. Owner is very accommodating and eager to please. We will stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a basic parking space for a dozen or so campers. The owner met us at the park, made sure we were hooked up and settled in for the one night stay. Nothing special, but it is a good one night stop along I-40. Yes, there is a large truck parking lot beside the park, but on our stay while filled with trucks that was not a problem. We did eat breakfast at the Sawmill Cafe, it was OK. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We had a pleasant stay. The owner was very accommodating, making sure we got settled in OK. Check in was easy and we were within walking distance of Walmart and many places to eat. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground is new in the last year. Staying here was a mixed bag, so I'll give the PROs and CONs from my perspective. The PROs: Convenient to the interstate, less than 1/8 of a mile from it, all right turns. Convenient to a Super Walmart, restaurants, a cafe, and grocery shopping, all within walking distance. Manager was extremely helpful in getting folks in and set up. Pull through sites. Full hookups at a very reasonable price. The CONs. We were on the first site next to a large parking lot for the adjacent Best Western offering truck parking. At least a dozen trucks came swinging through the parking lot and parked for the night with plenty of noise until they shut down. In this respect, the campground was more like a Flying J overnight. The sewer was clogged up the next morning; this may have been due to the extensive rains. No bathrooms, no showers, just a place to park. About 75% of the sites were in use by contractors. All in all, it was a convenient spot for an overnight and the manager was very helpful in getting set up. We'd stay again in spite of the issues noted above. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The owner here went out of his way to make sure I was satisfied. Check-in is either a phone call before you arrive or at the Sawmill Cafe near the park. There is no office at the park, and on two different visits 4 months apart he met me at the park to help me set up. Entry into the park is a little tricky, but plenty of maneuvering room if you follow the directions. Close to the highway so a bit of road noise but nothing unusual. Walmart and many other stores within walking distance. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was a very welcome little campground for an overnight stay. The owner was very helpful, guided us to our site and made sure we were settled in. Conveniently located to the expressway, thus a bit noisy, but not bad. We camped here in a Motorhome.