Extremely helpful staff, very quiet.
Wish there was more grass (alot of gravel) but still very well maintained. Bigger than it looks from the road. Very good amenities. The pool is HUGE.
Jocelyn Farley
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March 13, 2024
We stayed in a non deluxe cabin for one night. It is so beautiful, peaceful, and quiet up here in the mountains. The staff was great. A lovely place to stay.
Adam Webster
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April 04, 2024
My family and I had a fantastic time during our stay. We will be visiting this camp site again. Staff was extremely friendly and helped out with anything we needed.
M. B.
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October 01, 2023
Nice campground. Well managed. Quiet nights and clean facilities. Good location. Staff is friendly and helpful. Short drive from Eureka Springs. If you’re there for MTB, Lake Leatherwood gravity trail parking if 5 min by bike. Would go back anytime.
Glen Ewer
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September 24, 2023
Camped at Eureka Springs KOA Journey, in a travel trailer, September 2023. Check in was quick and easy. Management and staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. We were escorted to our site. Stayed at site 53 which looks like a pull through site on the map, but we opted to back out of the site when we left due the radical exit decline slope. We were afraid of scraping our trailer bumper as the decline leveled out at the bottom of the hill. The park map looks like a straight forward layout, BUT, the map does not show the the park is built into the side of a mountain. The roadways and sites have wicked inclines and descents, making navigation in the park a bit confusing and even difficult. Sites are gravel and rock. Roadways are gravel, rock, and busted asphalt. Motorcycle noise, inside the park as well as from the adjacent road made our visit not as pleasant as we had hoped. Neighboring campers mentioned that there was a motorcycle event in the area going on. As this was not the fault of the park staff or management, it still affects our star rating. Laundry room was clean and functional, pleasant to use. Beware of the radical incline from the roadway to the park entrance which shows evidence of many rigs bumpers gouging the pavement.
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Extremely helpful staff, very quiet. Wish there was more grass (alot of gravel) but still very well maintained. Bigger than it looks from the road. Very good amenities. The pool is HUGE.
We stayed in a non deluxe cabin for one night. It is so beautiful, peaceful, and quiet up here in the mountains. The staff was great. A lovely place to stay.
My family and I had a fantastic time during our stay. We will be visiting this camp site again. Staff was extremely friendly and helped out with anything we needed.
Nice campground. Well managed. Quiet nights and clean facilities. Good location. Staff is friendly and helpful. Short drive from Eureka Springs. If you’re there for MTB, Lake Leatherwood gravity trail parking if 5 min by bike. Would go back anytime.
Camped at Eureka Springs KOA Journey, in a travel trailer, September 2023. Check in was quick and easy. Management and staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. We were escorted to our site. Stayed at site 53 which looks like a pull through site on the map, but we opted to back out of the site when we left due the radical exit decline slope. We were afraid of scraping our trailer bumper as the decline leveled out at the bottom of the hill. The park map looks like a straight forward layout, BUT, the map does not show the the park is built into the side of a mountain. The roadways and sites have wicked inclines and descents, making navigation in the park a bit confusing and even difficult. Sites are gravel and rock. Roadways are gravel, rock, and busted asphalt. Motorcycle noise, inside the park as well as from the adjacent road made our visit not as pleasant as we had hoped. Neighboring campers mentioned that there was a motorcycle event in the area going on. As this was not the fault of the park staff or management, it still affects our star rating. Laundry room was clean and functional, pleasant to use. Beware of the radical incline from the roadway to the park entrance which shows evidence of many rigs bumpers gouging the pavement.