Horseshoe Bend

The gentleman at the checkin station could have been a little more welcoming. He didn’t let my parents hook up to the water spinet even though they had a splinter for others to use. The. He came though at 3:04 on the dot to kick us out even though no one else had that spot reserved that night. We were hanging around a bit to talk with all my family that had traveled in to stay there in our loop and were staying longer. The bathrooms in 101-104 loop were disgusting. Pretty much an outhouse toilet that stunk so bad. Other than these things it was pretty good. Love the lake views.

As always, Horseshoe Bend is our favorite campground. So peacful and relaxing. Our last trip we did notive a lot of people not adhereing to the leash rule with pets. This is very concerning as we have a big dog. She is alway leashed due to her size. This trip we encountered at least 4 incidents where dogs were not leashed and ran toward us tring to walk our dog. One actually came close enough there was some doggie aggession between the two. Ours was on the leash but still made it hard to contain with the other pet not on leash. If there was some way to impress on campers the need and requirement for the leashes at all times that would certianly be wonderful. Luckily our dog did not hurt the other smaller dog, but she could have done a lot of damage had we not been able to control her to get her distanced from the other dog. Other than that, as I said, this is our favorite campground. We love the lake, the saftey, the proximity of town if needed but not close enough to be a bother. Park was well maintained for sure.

Spot was not bad but had huge piles of leaves. Was not notified our spot was under water. Over we enjoyed our stay

The gentleman at the checkin station could have been a little more welcoming. He didn’t let my parents hook up to the water spinet even though they had a splinter for others to use. The. He came though at 3:04 on the dot to kick us out even though no one else had that spot reserved that night. We were hanging around a bit to talk with all my family that had traveled in to stay there in our loop and were staying longer. The bathrooms in 101-104 loop were disgusting. Pretty much an outhouse toilet that stunk so bad. Other than these things it was pretty good. Love the lake views.

As always, Horseshoe Bend is our favorite campground. So peacful and relaxing. Our last trip we did notive a lot of people not adhereing to the leash rule with pets. This is very concerning as we have a big dog. She is alway leashed due to her size. This trip we encountered at least 4 incidents where dogs were not leashed and ran toward us tring to walk our dog. One actually came close enough there was some doggie aggession between the two. Ours was on the leash but still made it hard to contain with the other pet not on leash. If there was some way to impress on campers the need and requirement for the leashes at all times that would certianly be wonderful. Luckily our dog did not hurt the other smaller dog, but she could have done a lot of damage had we not been able to control her to get her distanced from the other dog. Other than that, as I said, this is our favorite campground. We love the lake, the saftey, the proximity of town if needed but not close enough to be a bother. Park was well maintained for sure.

Spot was not bad but had huge piles of leaves. Was not notified our spot was under water. Over we enjoyed our stay

I enjoy this beautiful campsite. There are many different campsites to choose from that have views of the water. I like choosing one with lots of trees and is a little more private. I love sitting along the lake to enjoy the animal watching and listening to the waves lap up onto the shore!

Bathroom was unusable because it's covered in mold. You can't even breathe in there because of the mold. We left after 1 night because of that and because of the excessive noise and lights from other campers who didn't care about disturbing others. It was a terrible experience and one of the worst COE campgrounds I've ever encountered

Horseshoe Bend in the spring provides beauty of the camping season beginning. It is les crowed and offers a peaceful experience before the summer busy camping season begins. Restrooms and showers are open and ready for use. With Horseshoe Bend located so close to Rogers it is just a short drive in to town to experience all the Rogers Bentonville offers. We met people staying there while a biking event was taking place in Bentonville. This is a great alternative to staying in a hotel and provides the enjoyment of beauty in the area as a bonus.

Great place!