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Dam Site Lake
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. Dam Site Lake’s campsites
are non-reservable and are occupied on a first-come first-serve
basis. The picnic shelter located at the cut-off wall approximately
1/4 mile from the campground is available for reservation year round.
Location: Dam Site Lake is located 9 miles
west of Eureka Springs on U.S. Highway 62, then 3 miles south on
paved access road State 187 to dam.
Facilities: 48 campsites with electricity.
1 picnic shelter.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with
30 amp electricity at $16 and campsites with 50 amp electricity
at $17. 1 picnic shelter at $75 (note: In addition to the $75 shelter
reservation fee, each vehicle is required to pay a $4 Area Use Fee).
Open: Fee season April 1 - October 31.
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Dam
Site River
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. All 59 campsites are available for
reservation through Recreation.gov.
Location: Dam Site, River is located 9
miles west of Eureka Springs on U.S. Highway 62, then 2.5 miles
south on paved access road State 187 to dam.
Facilities:
59 campsites with electricity. Sites 1-12 have 50 amp electric and
water to each site.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with
30 amp electricity at $16 and campsites with 50 amp electricity
and water at $19.
Open: Fee season April 1 - October 31.
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Hickory
Creek
Description: Class
A park with flush toilets, showers, trailer dump station, designated
camping spaces, trash containers, and drinking water. Several campsites
are available for reservation through Recreation.gov.
Two picnic shelters and five multi-family shelters are located in
the day use area and are available for reservation year round. A
multipurpose field for soccer, football, etc. is located in the
day use area.
Location: Hickory Creek is located 1 mile
north of Springdale on U.S. Highway 71, then 7 miles east on State
Highway 264, then 1 mile north on Benton County Road 602.
Facilities:
61 campsites with electricity. 2 picnic shelters.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with
30 amp electricity at $16 and campsites with 50 amp electricity
at $17. Picnic shelters at $75 and multi-family shelters at $25
(note: In addition to the $75 or $25 shelter reservation fee, each
vehicle is required to pay a $4 Area Use Fee).
Open: Fee
season April 1 - October 31.
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Horseshoe
Bend
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. Several campsites are available
for reservation through Recreation.gov.
Two picnic shelters are located in the day use area and one picnic
shelter is located in the campground. Both are available for reservation
year round.
Location: Horseshoe Bend is located 5
miles east of Rogers on State Highway 94.
Facilities: 188 campsites with electricity.
2 picnic shelters.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with 30 amp
electricity at $16 and double campsites with 30 amp electricity
at $32 and primitive campsites with no electricity at $12. Picnic
shelters at $75 (note: In addition to the $75 shelter reservation
fee, each vehicle is required to pay a $4 Area Use Fee).
Open: Fee season May 1 - September 30.
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Indian
Creek
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. Indian Creek’s campsites are
non-reservable and are occupied on a first-come first-serve basis.
Location: Indian Creek is located 5 miles
east of Gateway, then 4 miles south on Benton County Road 89.
Facilities: 33 campsites with electricity.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with 30 amp
electricity at $16.
Open: Fee season May 1 - September 8.
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Lost
Bridge North
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. All 48 campsites are available for
reservation through Recreation.gov.
There is a primitive youth camping area for use by small groups
and is available for reservation year round through the NRRS.
Location: Lost Bridge North is located
6 miles southeast of Garfield on State Highway 127.
Facilities: 48 campsites with electricity.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with 30 amp
electricity at $16. Youth camping area at $40.
Open: Fee season April 1 - September 30.
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Lost
Bridge South
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. Several campsites are available
for reservation through Recreation.gov.
Location: Lost Bridge South is located
5 miles southeast of Garfield on State Highway 127.
Facilities: 36 campsites with electricity.
1 picnic shelter.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with 50 amp
electricity at $17 and campsites with 50 amp electric and water
at $19.
Open: Fee season May 1 - September 30.
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Prairie
Creek
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. All 112 campsites are available
for reservation through the Recreation.gov.
Three picnic shelters and three multi-family shelters are located
in the day use area and are available for reservation through Recreation.gov
year round. The Prairie Creek Grand Shelter is located in the day
use area and is available for reservation through the Beaver Lake
Project Office year round.
Location: Prairie Creek is located 4 miles
east of Rogers on State Highway 12, then 1 mile on access road.
Facilities: 112 campsites with electricity.
4 picnic shelters and 3 multi-family shelters.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with 30 amp
electricity at $16 and campsites with 50 amp electric at $17 and
campsites with 50 amp electricity and water at $19. Picnic shelters
at $75 or $60, multi-family shelters at $25, and the Prairie Creek
Grand Shelter at $225 (note: The 300-person Grand Shelter has a
full kitchen, serving station, restrooms, PA system, and stereo.
In addition to any shelter reservation fee, each vehicle is required
to pay a $4 Area Use Fee).
Open: Fee season April 1 - October 31.
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Rocky
Branch
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
showers, trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash
containers, and drinking water. Rocky Branch’s campsites are
non-reservable and are occupied on a first-come first-serve basis.
Two picnic shelters are available for reservation year round.
Location: Rocky Branch is located 11 miles
east of Rogers on State Highway 12, then 4.5 miles northeast on
State Highway 303.
Facilities: 44 campsites with electricity.
2 picnic shelters.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with 30 amp
electricity at $16 and campsites with 50 amp electricity at $17.
Picnic shelters at $75 (note: In addition to the $75 shelter reservation
fee, each vehicle is required to pay a $4 Area Use Fee.
Open: Fee season April 1 - October 31.
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Starkey
Description: Class A park with flush toilets,
trailer dump station, designated camping spaces, trash containers,
and drinking water. Starkey’s campsites are non-reservable
and are occupied on a first-come first-serve basis. The picnic shelter
is available for reservation year round.
Location: Starkey is located 4 miles west
of Eureka Springs on U.S. Highway 62, then 4 miles southwest on
State Highway 187, then 4 miles southwest on Carroll County Road
2176.
Facilities: 23 campsites with electricity.
1 picnic shelter.
Fees: Day use fee applies. Campsites with 30 amp
electricity at $16. Picnic shelter at $75 (note: In addition to
the $75 shelter reservation fee, each vehicle is required to pay
a $4 Area Use Fee.
Open: Fee season May 1 - September 8.
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War
Eagle
Description: Class
A park with flush toilets, showers, trailer dump station, designated
camping spaces, trash containers, and drinking water. War Eagle’s
campsites are non-reservable and are occupied on a first-come first-serve
basis. The picnic shelter is located near the campground and is
available for reservation year round.
Location: War Eagle is located 10 miles
east of Springdale on State Highway 412, then 3 miles north on Washington
County Road 95.
Facilities: 26
campsites with electricity. 1 picnic shelter.
Fees:
Day use fee applies. Campsites with 30 amp electricity at $16. Picnic
shelter at $75 (note: In addition to the $75 shelter reservation
fee, each vehicle is required to pay a $4 Area Use Fee.
Open:
Fee season May 1 - September 8.
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Information
Reserved group camping. Youth camping - $20 per
night at Lost Bridge North.
Class
A parks have flush toilets, showers, trailer dump stations,
visitor assistance, designated camp spaces, trash containers and
water.
Please
be aware:
Due to unforeseen circumstances such as high lake levels or storm
damage, it may be necessary to close certain facilities. It is recommended
that you contact the Beaver Lake Project Office before you make
your reservations.
Beaver
Lake Project Office
2260 North 2nd Street
Rogers, AR 72756
(479) 636-1210
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Updated/Reviewed:
29 Jan 2010
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