The entire park is dirt/gravel, which makes it very dirty. The road is supposed to be one-way with a 5mph speed, but nobody seemed to obey this (direction or speed). There were people staying there long-term (1 month) and I think people that live there full time as well. People seemed friendly. We paid for 5 nights, but left after 1. We asked for a refund, they were hesitant. We arrived July 4th, which was a Wednesday this year. They tried to say we don’t normally do refunds on a holiday weekend. Helllloooo: it is the middle of the week, not a weekend. My husband is in a wheelchair. He went most of the way down the road to the boat dock in his electric wheelchair and got stuck and could not get back up, so we told them the park is not friendly for him, and they refunded us a couple of nights. We were fine with that, and moved about a mile up the road to another Campground. (You can read my post about them on this site as well.) The nice thing about this park is the pool. We did not actually visit it, but it was hot out, and a lot of people were using it. They also have some cabins, (that is what they called them, but looked more like mini-apartments to me) for rent. They are right by the pool. Each one had a patio that overlooked the pool. From their map, they have other cabins and cottages, but I did not explore the park and see them. They had a laundry facility, but we did not visit that. There are also hot showers available, but we did not use those. Our site was # 3. It had some shade, and our slide-outs and awnings were actually into the tree branches. We are 43’ and were pulling a trailer, and we were barely able to fit into the spot without disconnecting. At the end of the one-way, where you turn to go the opposite direction to pull into your site, it is very tight. He told me in the office, "You will have to swing real wide." We had to swing as wide as possible but not hit other vehicles and children’s bikes, and then back up a little, turn the wheel, and complete the turn. And then there was a truck pulling a boat coming towards us, as well as another car, and the car looked at us like we were in the wrong! There are no scenic views from this park; it is in the middle of the forest/woods. They do have a store inside the office with some provisions, but no fresh food, just snacks/toiletries/camp items. This park is far from any thing, so come with plenty of groceries and any other provisions. The closest grocery store (Harps) is about 10 miles, but that is about 25 minutes. The roads are very windy and it takes a long time to get anywhere. The closest restaurants are about 6 – 7 miles and about 20 minutes. Corona (Seafood & Mexican) is okay. Sam’s Olde Tyme Hamburgers was good, great chicken friend steak! The water on the lake is very clean and clear. Great place to boat, jet ski, and play in the water, but not accessible from this park. The guy told me they are waterfront, but you have to go down a very long, steep dirt road to get to the water, which consists of a boat dock for about 6 or 7 vessels. The water is very low right now, so you have to walk on some rocks to get to it. We won’t be back here, unless they do something to improve the dirt/dust/roads. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for the 2011 BBB rally. The cons of the park are that it is difficult to find, even with a GPS (may have been user error), the road to the park is winding for pulling an RV, the restrooms are not clean and kept running out of toilet paper, and there are not that many trees. Pros are the very friendly staff, the winding road was fun and nice on a motorcycle, the park is quite, and it is a short walk to a beautiful view of the lake! I would say we enjoyed it the most because there were a lot of nice roads to ride the motorcycle on around this campground, without having to go into Fayetteville. We will stay somewhere else for the rally next year but we did enjoy our stay here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I arrived at night so picked my own spot which was level. Looked like most of the RVs were permanents. Area well kept where we were parked but around the office there was a lot of trash and old rigs stuffed with junk. Otherwise agree with the previous reviews. Unless I was there for fishing I probably wouldn't make the drive to get to it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very clean RV park that caters to long term and full time RVers. They have full hookups including 70+ channels of cable TV. There are no public restrooms or showers but there is a laundry room available for residents. We have stayed here for six months in 2010 and we are back for another six month stay. My wife is a travel nurse. Park is about five miles from downtown Rogers and just a couple of miles from Beaver Lake. Address is 15479 East Hwy 12, Rogers, AR 72756. GPS coordinates are N 36°20'109" and W 094°02'365" We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice laid back campground with many waterside sites that are very spacious. Campground is a long way from town on a windy 2 lane road. Could have more bathrooms and shower houses. We would definitely return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

When we got there our sight was in the sun. The temperature was about 103. We ask if we could have another sight with shade. They security-gate attendant said sure just drive around and pick a sight at no extra charge for switching. We found a nice shaded spot #14, it was pretty level and good for satellite dish, with nice view of the lake. There are a lot of deer in the park but no bother to the campers. Horseshoe Bend is a very quite park, nice people to talk. The park is located southeast of Rogers, Arkansas, a city of 55,000. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Only an 8 because the one set of showers that you must drive to, don't lock and only have a shower curtain to separate the two showers from the dressing area. For water, there are spigots around the sites you can get a container and fill and tote back, or some are close enough you can run a hose, fill and disconnect. There are no sewers so if you stay more than a few days you will have to move and dump at a site about 1/2 mile from campgrounds. Getting in was a little challenge, some roads are narrow, and was washed out at one point so it was single lane. Roads are paved in campground and should be no problem for most motor homes /5th wheels. Now the great. For pete's sake it's right on Beaver Lake. Staff is friendly and you can rent boats at the marina, which is about 200 feet from campground. Quiet and patrolled by the sheriff, we felt very safe here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This State Park campground on Beaver Lake is very well maintained and has a very friendly, but very small staff. We go here once or twice a year for fishing and boating. Sites are paved and relatively level, all with "patio" space, a concrete picnic table and fire ring. Very quiet at night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here with the sole purpose of visiting the Pea Ridge National Military Park. It was within 10 miles of the park so the drive was convenient. You better write or print the directions from the highway to the RV park from the RV website because we could not locate it on either of the two navigation systems we use (Garmin and EZ Navigator). It is approximately 7 to 9 miles off the freeway and down a windy road. We didn't know that when we selected it and may have looked elsewhere. The park itself is interesting. Some long term folks, campsites on steep terraces, and gravel roads. Very tight turns maneuvering. Probably wouldn't stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Staff friendly and helped get us to our site. Sites are long: able to get a 40' and tow vehicle in. Very shaded. Sites are gravel and level with good hookups: park is multi-level. Hard to maneuver for big rigs but got sites by road. Lot of permanent campers live here. No real access to lake. Has clean showers and laundry room. No pool, closest store 3 miles away. OK campground if you want to just sit and relax. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for three days during the Bikes, Blues and BBQ Rally. The office staff was really nice and helpful. The site was a long pull through, hook ups were in good working order and arranged nicely. There is a lot of room between sites, security was excellent, and the park was quiet at night. This park is the best deal going for the money in the area. I'd definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great campground to stay at and visit the area. It's just outside Rogers. There are lakeview sites. However, the only sites that are big rig friendly are the ones in the 70's. You will find plenty of sites that are long enough, but the access is either too steep or you have a very small turnaround loop; stay in sites 72-78. There is only one shower house in the whole park (bathrooms on each loop), the showers are new and clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you are camping in a tent, pop-up, truck camper or small trailer, this is a good choice for you. It is a nice shaded campground with lake access. Even then, the bathrooms only have 2 stalls, no showers and have bugs and cobwebs. Many sites have no water, and many sites are small and not level. We travel in a 36' motorhome and had a difficult time just driving around the park, to find a level site that we could back into. So we gave this a 5 rating for a Motorhome, for "campers", it could be an 8. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful campground on Beaver Lake. The sites closest to the swim beach and marina are heavily shaded and have great views of the lake. The water is very clear and the beach and facilities were well maintained. While many of the sites are large and easy to navigate, there are also many more which are amazingly small and completely unsuited for even medium sized rigs. Some of the loops would trap anything larger than a car and a pop-up so be aware before starting down any smaller loops (sites 90-112 are small). There are two areas which are suited for medium/large units. The first is near the swim beach (sites in the 50's) and there is another loop with sites specifically for large rigs (sites 81-89). If you're tent camping, all of the sites are great. Pros: lots of shade, beautiful beach and lake Cons: some of the sites/loops are very tight and unsuitable for anything bigger than a pop-up. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a COE campground that is reasonably well maintained. It is definitely not for someone passing through as it is about 20 miles from the Interstate. Eight miles of that is through traffic and then another 12 miles up a winding mountain road where your speed in some areas won't exceed 35 mph. The views of the lake are delightful and I was told by the local fishermen that the fishing is great. The camp hosts were helpful and assisted us in locating a 50 amp site since the information on the COE web site regarding electric and the size units that can be accommodated is for the most part incorrect. The area was quiet and serene and is definitely a place to be recommended for a stay of several days to a week. The biggest negative was the condition of the bathrooms and showers. They were dirty and every stall had spider webs and insects. It did not look as if they had been cleaned in several weeks. We would consider it again, but only for a longer visit. I would also suggest calling the camp host ahead of time with your requirements and directions as your GPS can mislead you (at least ours tried to). We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is an Army Corps of Engineers park, located on Beaver Lake. It is paved, has a couple of boat ramps, and has a marina with drinks (no alcohol), ice, snacks, and fuel. Their website has a listing of the site numbers, what size rig they can accommodate, and the power availability. We stayed in site 15, which has an amazing view. It is listed as 50 amp, however, it is 30 amp. We have a splitter, but you cannot use it, it immediately blows a breaker when you plug them both in. It is close to a restroom facility. The showers are a long haul, so you need a car to get to them. You have to haul off your trash, it is located in the same place as the showers. There are multiple restroom facilities. There are fire-rings at just about every site, as well as picnic tables. The pictures on their website do not do justice to the beauty that is here. There is a park ranger that we see drive by constantly: I like that. We have also seen the Sheriff drive through. Some of the sites that are pull through would put your front door facing away from the water, so that is a disappointment. There is an on-site pump-out. There is a safe swim area, no pets or glass or cans allowed there. This park is far from any thing, so come with plenty of groceries, water in your tank if equipped, and any other provisions. The closest grocery store (Harps) is about 10 miles, but that is about 25 minutes. The roads are very windy and it takes a long time to get anywhere. The closest restaurants are about 6: 7 miles and about 20 minutes. Corona (Seafood & Mexican) is okay. Sam’s Olde Tyme Hamburgers was good, great chicken friend steak! The water on the lake is very clean and clear. Great place to boat, jet ski, and play in the water. The park has several places where people have beached and tied up their water vessels. You can just walk down to the water from your site and get in and play. I would stay here again, only I’d be better prepared next time, as we didn’t fill up with water before we came, and we didn’t have any groceries on-board, as we usually eat out and enjoy the food and culture. Many parts of AR are dry counties, so if you like to drink, bring plenty with you. I also wrote about Beaver Lake Hide-A-Way, which is about a mile from here, so be sure to read that review as well. We camped here in a Motorhome.