Blowing Springs RV Park

We stayed several nights is site 30 for a mountain biking trip with my kiddos. The park was clean, well run and the spots comfortable. The shower/bathroom facility was kept clean and in great working order.

This was a worst case scenario for Starlink with a tall hill and trees directly North. Even with these obstructions, the person who was remote working had sufficient bandwidth to work. We were also able to stream movies at night. The provided park WiFi worked well, we just wanted more bandwidth and network security.

We camped in a 40' class A with room to spare.

Perfect location, trails right side the door. We stayed 3 nights early November while a cold spell hit. Rode the mountain bike trails (back 40 and blowing springs loop). Great signage and fun single track through neighborhoods and parks. Full hook up and nice staff. Not too full when we’re there but I bet it gets super busy when warm weather comes. Will be back when that warmer weather returns to ride more of these fun trails. Also ate one night at The Preacher’s Sun restaurant in town. Great little downtown Bentonville with good food and great museums. Sites are but close together on asphalt parking lot. That’s really the only issue. But if you’re there to ride, it’s not a big issue. Neighbor next door was gone a lot and had his dogs inside who barked all day and early evening. But they only stayed 2 nights. Was nice to be there with few people and have the trails to ourselves.

We stayed from 9/26-10/1 for a week of mountain biking with friends.Site #62 at far end of campground. Back in.
The campground is a parking lot and the sites are side by side with shared water. Your neighbors sewer connection is at the edge of your social space. Nice picnic (metal) and fire rings. Bath house and laundry were clean with coded access (nice because it’s a busy area)
The campground was quiet at night and we saw the local police patrolling several times. (Not sure if that’s a good or bad sign. We had no problems)
While it’s not our style of campground, it’s great for trail access. Friendly staff.

We stayed from 9/26-10/1 for a week of mountain biking with friends.
Our site was #62 at the far end of the campground. Yes, the campground is a parking lot and the sites are side by side. You have shared water spicket and your neighbors sewer connection may well be at the edge of your social area.
Bath house was nice and you had to have a code to get in. (Which is nice. It is a busy area). Laundry facility was coin operated and nice.
It was quiet at night other than an occasional hoot owl.
While it’s not our style of campground, it’s great for those that want easy trail access in the Bentonville, Bella Vista area.

We spent one night here on our way from Texas to the East Coast and wanted something close to Crystal Bridges Art Museum. This RV park was perfect. The staff is so friendly! Both booking and checking in and were really helpful with suggestions about visiting Bentonville. The park is super clean. We were at site 62. Sites are very level with water, electric, sewer, picnic table and fire ring. Water is shared between two sites so make sure you have enough hose to reach around if the hose bibb is on the far side of your site. Lovely hike and bike trail with hiking trail heads for longer hikes. Crystal Bridges is 4.5 miles. Not fancy but we only stayed one night and didn’t need to pay for a pool, laundry, etc. We would definitely stay here again.

My rate was a total of $155 for 4 days less 10% Good Sam for a total of $158 with tax. A one-night deposit was required when I made the reservations. Since Bentonville isn't RV friendly (the 2 locations in town accept class B rigs only and there are no services otherwise) this seemed like a great alternative. It is a bit of a hike to get into town if needed but right outside the park entrance is a hospital, vet, pharmacy, and shopping center so there really wasn't any need to. Especially with the excellent trails right there (Greenway, Blowing Springs Loop, and Back 40) there was more than enough to do.

The sites are pretty basic but level with good hookups, and a nice picnic table. I really lucked out with my site for several reasons. That stretch starting from about site 29-30 (across from the laundry/restroom building) to 37 or 38 have the picnic pavilion right across from you instead of other campers. Also, the tree line behind you is higher and closer providing more afternoon shade than other parts of the park. And you're close to the laundry and restrooms. The surface is asphalt with a concrete patio but with a good layer of gravel spread around. The fire pits at nearly all sites were nothing more than a random collection of rocks. But for part of my stay there was an open fire ban as it was incredibly hot and very dry.

Cellular service was fine with my best speeds reaching 40 dl and 10-20 ul though other checks were a bit slower. Checkin was quick and easy, the other campers were friendly, it was very quiet, and incredibly beautiful.