Dam - Quarry

Just the weather as in rained inches and we moved to a motel. Will try the campground again if the weather permits

This place has gone downhill. I’ve stayed here for several years in a row and it’s always been clean and pristine and one of the nicest campgrounds. I was shocked to see the state of the bathroom showers. One of them wasn’t even open the entire time we were there the second set was completely filthy the entire time and half the bathrooms did not have toilet paper. It was pretty obvious they had not been cleaned in a very long time. There was no one working the station and we were told it was mostly volunteer now. What a shame.

The camp host and rangers were top notch but why were the bathrooms on the east end locked up all weekend with over 200 guest in park. we were told only one man could fix the problem and were unable to contact him. also most of the grass need mowing.

Great park. Wonderful sites well kept bathrooms and roads only issue could use a good mowing

Awesome campground right next to the river near the base of the dam. I highly recommend spot #13 if you can get it

very quite. Not many campers so everthing was quite. Kids had a better time without a lot of traffic. Camp sites where noticablly cleaner and better kept. Grass was higher and the insects where at a higher level. Fishing was good and water was down allowing the wading fishermen an opportunity to enjoy it without having to worry about to much water discharge which has been a problem since first of the year.

We had a great time at Dam - Quarry, our site was clean and quiet - as was the entire camp ground!

Great location! Not far from Mt. Home AR if you need additional activities. Dollar General very close for any forgotten item. Really good for littles to have a place to play and ride bikes.

Fantastic place for kids to ride bicycles. We purposely chose a site near the smaller restroom/shower building, to minimize filling our tanks and heating water, but it was locked unoccupied multiple times during our stay. No signage, warnings, or (most importantly) discounts. Instead, we had to burn our propane, take short showers, and pay for unusable facilities. The walk to the other building (which seemed to never be out of order) involved unmown grass, or enough pavement to make it worth driving. Many sites shared a water hydrant between two sites. Bring a valved splitter. Many prime sites, in the cool air zone near the river, sat empty overnight, but were unavailable to reserve online. The restrooms smell surprisingly like pit toilets, even though the showers tend to keep the flooring rinsed and soaking wet. Bring shower shoes and/or rug, and expect wet pants, if you need to sit on the toilets.

Very clean, lots of shade and beautiful area.