Horseshoe Bend

Weekend outing, beautiful setting on Beaver Lake, sites were maintained, several near the lake have fairly steep driveway access, makes backing a challenge. Not enough bath houses with flush toilets, were older facilities and poorly maintained. Vault toilets in several locations also not well maintained. This park has a beautiful setting but is in definite need of some facility updating and better maintenance.

very quiet at night peacefull and pretty

Beautiful, well-kept campground. Spacious sites with beautiful views. We stayed in site 122, which was north/south facing and had both sunrise and sunset views and an easy walk down to the water for kayaking and fishing. We will definitely be back!

Great campground! Bathrooms were clean. Loved it. Look forward to going back

Weekend outing, beautiful setting on Beaver Lake, sites were maintained, several near the lake have fairly steep driveway access, makes backing a challenge. Not enough bath houses with flush toilets, were older facilities and poorly maintained. Vault toilets in several locations also not well maintained. This park has a beautiful setting but is in definite need of some facility updating and better maintenance.

Absolutely loved the area and the veiw. Will be back for sure. Only reason I didn’t give it a 5 is the main bathroom/showers were to the point were I didn’t want to use them.

Absolutely loved the area and the veiw. Will be back for sure. Only reason I didn’t give it a 5 is the main bathroom/showers were to the point were I didn’t want to use them.

We had a great view, under trees, yet close to the lake. We were able to walk our kayaks to the lake. Water was beautiful and perfect for kayaking. Our campsite was level, however NOT ALL campsites are the same for the price. The one next to us did not have a tent site. Some sites are extremely small, while others are quite large. Be SURE to check out the sites in advance if you can. Our biggest issue though, was Mother Nature. It was the Fall and all of the nuts were falling from the trees. I slipped on an acorn and busted up my knee and twisted my back. Two days later my husband slipped on a hickory nut and broke his elbow!!! We are just beginning retirement and our exploration of Arkansas campsites, so needless to say, this was not the greatest experience, but I don't blame Mother Nature for that. It's called FALL for a reason.

We loved our campsite. It was gorgeous with large trees changing colors and the water was in view as well. Would absolutely pick to stay in the campsite again however I would be concerned about staying during a more busy time as the camp ground didn’t have many bathrooms. The area we were in had 1 toilet for a huge amount of campsites. We only spent 1 night so we didn’t use the showers but they looked not great. Again though the site was absolutely stunning!

We had a great view, under trees, yet close to the lake. We were able to walk our kayaks to the lake. Water was beautiful and perfect for kayaking. Our campsite was level, however NOT ALL campsites are the same for the price. The one next to us did not have a tent site. Some sites are extremely small, while others are quite large. Be SURE to check out the sites in advance if you can. Our biggest issue though, was Mother Nature. It was the Fall and all of the nuts were falling from the trees. I slipped on an acorn and busted up my knee and twisted my back. Two days later my husband slipped on a hickory nut and broke his elbow!!! We are just beginning retirement and our exploration of Arkansas campsites, so needless to say, this was not the greatest experience, but I don't blame Mother Nature for that. It's called FALL for a reason.