Mountain View, AR

Our 10-acre, family-friendly park is nestled in the heart of the Ozarks and offers more than just a place to park your RV. With spacious, shaded RV sites, cozy cabins, glamping, fire pits, picnic areas, Wi-Fi, a bathhouse, laundry facilities, a camp store, and plenty of room to relax, Ozark RV Park is designed to make your stay comfortable while keeping you close to everything that makes the Ozarks special. And the location is hard to beat. We are right next door to the Ozark Folk Center State Park, with a shared entrance gate that gives our guests easy access to live music, traditional crafts, workshops, and unique Ozark experiences. You can even take a short wooded walk to The Skillet Restaurant at the Folk Center. Love the outdoors? There's something here for every kind of adventurer. Fish the beautiful White River, explore miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, go kayaking, enjoy nearby lakes and waterfalls, play a round of disc golf, explore the Ozark National Forest, or take a scenic motorcycle ride through some of Arkansas's most beautiful mountain roads. The nearby Sylamore District of the Ozark National Forest encompasses approximately 130,000 acres of forests, creeks, rivers, meadows, limestone bluffs, and Blanchard Springs Caverns. Mountain View is also famous for its music. From the sounds of banjos, guitars, fiddles, dulcimers, dobros, and bass guitars filling downtown to live performances throughout the area, music is part of the local culture. Many evenings bring opportunities to sit back and enjoy talented local musicians—or bring your own instrument and join in. Families will find plenty to enjoy too. Walk to the nearby city park and Stone Amphitheater, enjoy playgrounds and walking paths, play disc golf, cool off at the swimming pool, or spend an evening at the Stone Drive-In Theatre just minutes from the park. Horseback riding and a petting zoo are also available nearby for an added Ozark adventure. For those looking to explore a little farther, Mirror Lake is only about 13 miles away and offers a beautiful waterfall, caves, swimming, historic mill remains, and an elevated boardwalk surrounded by the forest. Whether your idea of vacation is hiking all day, riding winding mountain roads, listening to live music, fishing the river, exploring local history, or simply sitting around the campfire with family, you'll find plenty of ways to enjoy your time here.