JB's RV Park & Campground

Late arrival was no issue. They came to me with paper work already filled out. They only accept cash or check. So be prepared for that. Big pull through space. Full hookups. Sewer was uphill from motor home, but workable. Gravel roads and spaces. Very quiet and peaceful. Only sound was the goats and the donkey in the pasture next door. Kinda neat! Easy in and out. Hidden gem.

We were able to find a last-minute reservation. The manager was really kind, thorough with information and was generous in offering to me that we could call back if anything wasn't clear. $33/night for 30 amp hook up. Cash only. It's a few turns off the highway and reasonably well-marked even in the dark.

The grounds looked to be home to longer-term RVers with fences, ATVs, more stuff. We were in and out in 10 hours, so I did not see the entire place. I didn't find anything remarkable in terms of natural features or a reason to return.

Site 8 is right near the bathrooms which were very clean, basic pull-through with 50/30 power. Washer and dryer in the fore-room. Showers were likely in a separate building. Parking in front of the building if one required it. The site was flat and the electricity worked well. The typical cars in and out occasionally overnight, but overall very quiet place. Wasn't sure if the picnic table was for Site 8, looked like it might have been a fold up belonging to the neighboring renters.

I was uncomfortable seeing the Confederate flag hung in a lot neighboring ours.

This park is mainly full time folks from what we saw. But it is well kept. Sites are all dirt and ours was fairly level. They have the hookups so you end up facing your neighbor which is a little off-putting if you aren't traveling together but it is what it is. There was plenty of space in between sites with the majority being pull-thrus that can accommodate big rigs. We didn't use the bathroom facilities or laundry facilities but they appeared clean. There were 2 washers/2 dryers when we were there. The staff, especially Glen, were friendly. If you see the donkey and goats when you're there, they like carrots and yes it's ok to feed them.
The location for us was not ideal (my fault for not researching better, not the campgrounds). Unless you are visiting someone in the area or have another reason for being there (or it's just an overnight stop), it's not super close to either Hot Springs or Little Rock.
Site quality only got 3 stars because well, it's dirt/pine needles and no matter what you do, every time you walk outside you bring it back in with you.

JB's has several pull-through sites for overnight travellers. The sites are in a pine grove and the scent of the Arkansas pines is lovely. Site 8 was quite big - plenty of room to sit outside and enjoy. The overnight sites are set up so that you are facing the next site - a little unusual - but my neighbors were super nice and we had a lovely chat before dinner. Water, electric and sewer all worked great. It's about 35 minutes to Hot Springs, so keep that in mind if you are thinking of spending time there. There is highway noise at night, so run your fan or bring earplugs. The best part of my stay was the owner stopping by to tell me my truck tire was flat late in the afternoon. We looked at it, and he offered to come by at 8 am with his air compressor to fill it so that I could drive to JJ Auto right across the highway. Not only did he come by at 8 am and fill the tire as promised, he also followed me over to the tire repair place to make sure I found it, and helped negotiate the repair. It's a big truck center, so it was great to have a guide to find my way. My tire was fixed immediately and I was on my way. I couldn't recommend this RV Park more because of the very accommodating and kind hosts! Thank you JB's RV Park!

Called ahead a month to make sure they would have a spot. “No problem “ we were told. Called again when we were around 4 hours away. Again “no problem”. “Take any open space between 1-9.”
It was a blessing that when we arrived there were no space available. If that is what RV parks look like,.....we’ll stay at Cracker Barrel parking lot (which was what we did). Old & broken down, spaces on top of one another and just plain scary. Don’t understand the 3-star rating but let’s be a little more honest and a little less PC.