Bull Shoals White River State Park

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★★★★★
Stayed two nights with full hookups. What a wonderful park! Sites are large with lots of mature trees for shade. Some sites on the river, most others with a nice view of the water. Full bars, 4G with Verizon, for those working on the road. Excellent playground facilities with sites just across the street that would be perfect for families with kids. Large pavilion available for rent. Bathhouses are large & clean. All in all a great place to stay!
Posted Sep 28, 2019; Arkansas
★★★★★
Top Notch Campsites and Trout Fishin, best place to eat at Gaston’s down the street ..... Flippin and Bull Shoals are close with Harps in BS and nice WalMart in Flippin ..... Just above campsites is Bull Shoals Lake and Crooked Creek and Buffalo River are nearby .... Yep you will like this Park.
Posted Jul 04, 2018; Arkansas
★★★★★
This campsite is located on the White River, a tailwater fishery renowned for its large trout. Consequently, the campsites are usually booked by fishermen well in advance... except in the dead of winter when we were here. We had the place to ourselves. Sites were well seperated and most had a nice river view. Hope to return in spring and do some fishing.
Posted Jan 11, 2018; Arkansas
★★★★★
Stayed 3 nights in a class A. The White River is a beautiful setting covered with a cool mist several times a day. Park is very well maintained. Tackle shop on site where you can get gear and a 3 day license. Gaston's restaurant/resort is nearby and is also worth a visit, if for no other reason to see their collection of vintage outboards mounted on the ceiling. Would stay here again.
Posted Jul 19, 2016; Arkansas
★★★★☆
March,2016. Park is clean,good showers and restrooms // this is a trout fishing river and all sites except some tent were full for the weekend. Suggest a reservation. Watch children as river is fast and cold.
Posted Mar 20, 2016; Arkansas
★★★★☆
Park was clean and kept up.
Posted Sep 24, 2014; Arkansas