Arkansas RV parks or State Parks.
We have to go to the UofA in June for orientation and will have a few days before and after to camp and see some sites before heading back to Texas. We would like to stay close to Fayetteville and the...
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We are planning to spend next week at Petit Jean State Park. Unfortunately, the weather reports are not encouraging.
On your way up to Fayetteville, there are some nice state parks in the southeastern part of the state. Just to mention two: Daisy State Park and Crater of Diamonds State Park.
Even closer to a route you might take, there is Queen Wilhemena State Park near Mena. We have stayed there several times. Our route to Fayetteville is up US 259 in Texas and Oklahoma to Fort Smith. From the Interstate to Fayetteville is a great drive.
For that matter there are some good places to stay in East Texas should you need a stop there: Tyler State Park is a favorite of ours. There are good COE parks on Lake o' the Pines and Wright Patman Lake.
We have stayed a couple of times at the Southgate RV Park in Fayetteville and found it acceptable. It is the only one of which I am aware in the city. We used to stay up in Rogers at a really nice RV park, but that has gone the way of "development."
On your way up to Fayetteville, there are some nice state parks in the southeastern part of the state. Just to mention two: Daisy State Park and Crater of Diamonds State Park.
Even closer to a route you might take, there is Queen Wilhemena State Park near Mena. We have stayed there several times. Our route to Fayetteville is up US 259 in Texas and Oklahoma to Fort Smith. From the Interstate to Fayetteville is a great drive.
For that matter there are some good places to stay in East Texas should you need a stop there: Tyler State Park is a favorite of ours. There are good COE parks on Lake o' the Pines and Wright Patman Lake.
We have stayed a couple of times at the Southgate RV Park in Fayetteville and found it acceptable. It is the only one of which I am aware in the city. We used to stay up in Rogers at a really nice RV park, but that has gone the way of "development."
