Indian Creek Park

Loved it! We were in site #7. Our camper is 23 ft long and fit just fine. BUT... if u get this site, drive in from the"wrong way". In our opinion, #9 is the best, then #8, then#7. That little section is secluded and in the trees- it's lovely! The lake was gorgeous with lots of places to walk down & swim/ float even if you didn't have a boat. There was a playground fit kids and the bath houses were immaculate. We got water on our way in, across from site 17. There's water near #7 but you'll need about 50-60 ft hose to access it.
Eureka Springs is nearby and is a quaint little town with lots of shops. And don't miss the ThornCrown Chapel!

This is an RV park, but does allow tents and camping. The bathroom and showers are well maintained as well as the grounds. I will say that only a few sites have spaces for big tents. They're more designed for RV's.

Driving towards the camp ground has beautiful scenery. Once you get to the front gate you can see the lake. Staff was super nice and helpful. Sites are smaller in size but perfect for your pop-up or RV. They do have sites directly on water front which were beautiful. Also available are back in sites or pull through for your pop up out RV. Sites have 30 amp hook ups. Water is available however NOT to each individual site itself. Bathrooms are the cleanest I've seen in a very long while at any other camp site I've been to. Lake has clear water with nice swimming area. Also, playground and volleyball court also at Park. We were very impressed with everything about this area and will definitely be back. Only a thirty minute drive to Eureka Springs from area and easy to make multiple trips back and forth if needing a rest.

Boat ramps also available at park however we did not use them.

It's part of Beaver Dam. Don't forget to pay when you enter the park. It allows you to park in the park with whatever vehicle you have (RV, truck, or boating). We only pay for the day stay because we mainly spent the day at the swimming grounds. There's lots to do.

We come here to swim, and we love it! It's never packed, there are picnic tables, a park, restrooms, and a designated swimming area. I'm sure there are many more amenities for campers, but we haven't tried those yet.

Definitely a wonderful place to spend time with family! Lots of fun activities from swimming to spelunking in caves! Outdoors fun at its best and clean camp grounds.

Our family absolutely loves going here! 5$ day fee and beautiful views beat a gross swimming pool anyday of the week 🤓👍😁

Love it here!! People are so nice, its clean, our favorite place to swim and hang out all day.

It's a beautiful Park and the water is breathtaking it's off the beaten path but that's part of its charm

Great place to relax. Great for a family getaway

Site 23 was great for 2 hammocks! (ground was real hard for stakes, tied out to big rocks) site 22 and 24 ( i think) had a little private beach access which would be great for kiddos. 23 had easy access to water for kayaks. bathhouse was nice and clean. (not very hot water) Take your own soap to potty was weird, but whatever. Water shoes a must, those little rocks are sharp!
This place is absolutely beautiful and i would love to come back

Nice camping sites and a great place to swim and kayak.

Beautiful camp site with lots of trees, great water access, and nice boat ramp. The bathrooms and showers were kept very clean and camp host was friendly and helpful. Most of the camp sites are on a hill so if you tent camp be there is not a lot of level ground but we put our tent on the rv pad. We'll definitely be back.

I met family there to visits friends..nice camp. Bathrooms clean but to hot.

Nice Corps of Engineers campground. Located near Beaver dam. The water is clear and clean. Great location for swimming, boating, and fishing. The campground has a small playground for the kids. A climbing structure with stairs and a slide, and a separate swing set.

Nice place to hang out and chill on Beaver Lake. I think this is my favorite area to visit so far. Plenty of camp sites if you want to camp or nice for just a day trip to enjoy nature!

Woo hoo!! I went swimming here, and the water was pretty delicious. Not that I drank it, but it did feel wonderful to my skin! Had to drive around a little while before I found a good splashy spot away from all the peoples. Water was pretty clear so it sorta turned me into a tomatoe. I sorta enjoyed vegetables as a kid, just never imagined I'd turn myself.

Much better if you can be next to the water, but we made it work out good for us. Are next trip is next to the water. Where we can catfish at night and swim and kayaking.

I love this campground, the water, and the lovely trail located here. I enjoy this space so much that I often give more than the required day pass because I want it kept nice. It’s quite a drive from the Bentonville area but more than worth it.

We had a good time there. There was a problem with the trash pickup which collected all around the dumpster. Should have been picked up before Monday. Park ranger should not have to come in there pick up and gather up all the bags of trash.