Does Bluegill Hill have trash disposal?

Yes — trash disposal is available at Bluegill Hill. Eventually all trash will need to go to bin at top of hill, by driveway. If you prefer to leave in-site, I'm happy to remove after checkout. Be aware of attracting raccoons with trash buildup and notify me if you leave before checkout date.

How do you get to the site at Bluegill Hill?

2WD accessible. Park at your site.

Are pets allowed at Bluegill Hill?

Yes — Bluegill Hill is pet-friendly. Off leash.

Are campfires allowed at Bluegill Hill?

Fire ban in effect. Campfires are temporarily unavailable due to a fire ban. However, the ban still allows charcoal grills, gas BBQs, gas stoves and smoking.

What is the check-in process at Bluegill Hill?

You'll head straight to your site upon arrival.

What is the cancellation policy at Bluegill Hill?

Full refund 24 hours before check in time starts.

What time is check-in and check-out at Bluegill Hill?

Check-in at 1pm. Check-out at 12pm.

How far in advance can you book, and how long can you stay at Bluegill Hill?

Same-day bookings welcome, up to 6 months ahead. Stay up to 7 nights.

Is drinking water available at Bluegill Hill?

No — no potable water at Bluegill Hill. Well water spigot/hose at center of property 400 feet from site.

Does Bluegill Hill have showers?

No — no showers at Bluegill Hill. Well-water is available from spigot near my house. It's located about 200 feet downhill of home, in center of open meadow. You may drive into meadow.

Does Bluegill Hill have picnic tables?

No — no picnic tables at Bluegill Hill. site has 1 small table by firepit

Does Bluegill Hill have cooking equipment?

No — no cooking equipment at Bluegill Hill.

Does Bluegill Hill have a hot tub?

No — no hot tub at Bluegill Hill.

Does Bluegill Hill have laundry?

No — no laundry at Bluegill Hill.

Does Bluegill Hill have a playground?

No — no playground at Bluegill Hill.

Does Bluegill Hill have wifi?

No — no wifi at Bluegill Hill.

Enough space for our vehicle, and the road down wasn't too tough on the tiny prius.

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Bluegill Hill

Hosted by Charles · Kirby, Arkansas

8 guests max

98%

210 reviews

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All to yourself

98% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

Located at the southern foothills of the Ouachita Mountains and the northwestern edge of Lake Greeson, this 6 acre plot of land is part of a gentle hillside that descends into the lake. Enjoy two trails to Lake Greeson and easily access nearby boat launches, public beaches, parks, and much more! Come make yourself at home on Bluegill Hill and enjoy the small lake village lifestyle!Fox Nook is a primitive campsite that offers privacy and lots of shade within a young forest of mostly oak and pine trees. There's plenty of space that comes with your booking, so that offers you a few choices on where to set up. Fox Nook is the main attraction, has a small yard table, bbq pit, and fire ring. However, there is also a tiny spot just uphill to Fox Nook with leveled ground that will accommodate a small tent. Then there is the ridge area about 20 yards above Fox Nook. It's part of the road in and is a loop, so it's great for trailers over 12' or any larger setup than what can fit in Fox Nook. The flat ridge is also a great area for vehicle parking. There are two hiking trails that lead to the lake and both require only a few minutes of walking. Kitty Cove trail is the shortest walk, about 2 or 3 minutes, and leads to a secluded cove with two islands. If the lake is very low the islands won't be...islands. Bennet Cove trail is about 4 minutes to walk and joins with a gravel road from a small neighborhood of vacation cabins (and very few full-time residents), so it is possible that this area might have a few friendly folks enjoying the lake. It is a great area to swim and sunbathe on the shale shoreline. After a short distance on these trails, you will be leaving Bluegill Hill's private property and entering public federal land that surrounds the lake. The lake and land surrounding it is managed by the Army Corps of Engineers and their rules apply to aforementioned property. It's open to the public but this area of the lake sees very little traffic and remains a hidden gem. At dawn, nature wakes up. The songbirds sing, occasionally crows visit, and I also have chickens at the top of the hill. The roosters have a powerful voice but the ridge above the campsite and the trees do a great job of deflecting and muffling the sound. The most unnatural sound will be from the occasional semi-truck traveling along the highway. It's a small highway, not a main thoroughfare, and they rarely transport on weekends. All areas along the northern edge of Lake Greeson are close to the highway, luckily Fox Nook is one that is tucked pretty well into the forest but it's not immune to the sound of the occasional semi truck. By 10 a.m. the breeze typically picks up from the south and helps push back any highway noise. *Firewood is available for purchase *Bring your own toilet paper *Bring your own chairs Thank you for considering Fox Nook in Arkansas, the Natural State!

Rig suitability

Vehicles under 30 feet allowed

Allowed rigs: travel trailers, toy haulers, pop-up campers, class B RVs, campervans, cars, truck campers, and rooftop tents

Pull-in site

A three-point turn is needed to get out of Fox Nook's main area, however you may also camp on ridge above and utilize it's loop-feature. The area between ridge and the main camp area is well maintained and easy to walk back and forth, about 20 yards.

Surface type: Loose Gravel

Surface levelness: Requires leveling

I consider site to be small to medium, however so far it has easily accommodated 4Runner w/13' trailer, and different group had 2 vans as well as car.

No class A RVs, class C RVs, and fifth wheels

Doesn't accommodate slideouts

Generators allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

No sewage hookup

No TV hookup

What to expect

RV/tent site

You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: After 1:00 PM

Check out: Before 12:00 PM

On arrival: Head straight to site

Cancellation policy:

Minimum nights: 1 night

Accepts bookings: 6 months out

Park at listing

No wheelchair access

Max 3 vehicles

2WD accessible

During your trip

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Fox Nook

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 8 · Vehicles under 30 ft

Fox Nook is a primitive campsite that offers privacy and lots of shade within a young forest of mostly oak and pine trees. There's plenty of space that comes with your booking, so that offers you a few choices on where to set up. Fox Nook is the main attraction, has a small yard table, bbq pit, and fire ring. However, there is also a tiny spot just uphill to Fox Nook with leveled ground that will accommodate a small tent. Then there is the ridge area about 20 yards above Fox Nook. It's part of the road in and is a loop, so it's great for trailers over 12' or any larger setup than what can fit in Fox Nook. The flat ridge is also a great area for vehicle parking. There are two hiking trails that lead to the lake and both require only a few minutes of walking. Kitty Cove trail is the shortest walk, about 2 or 3 minutes, and leads to a secluded cove with two islands. If the lake is very low the islands won't be...islands. Bennet Cove trail is about 4 minutes to walk and joins with a gravel road from a small neighborhood of vacation cabins (and very few full-time residents), so it is possible that this area might have a few friendly folks enjoying the lake. It is a great area to swim and sunbathe on the shale shoreline. After a short distance on these trails, you will be leaving Bluegill Hill's private property and entering public federal land that surrounds the lake. The lake and land surrounding it is managed by the Army Corps of Engineers and their rules apply to aforementioned property. It's open to the public but this area of the lake sees very little traffic and remains a hidden gem. At dawn, nature wakes up. The songbirds sing, occasionally crows visit, and I also have chickens at the top of the hill. The roosters have a powerful voice but the ridge above the campsite and the trees do a great job of deflecting and muffling the sound. The most unnatural sound will be from the occasional semi-truck traveling along the highway. It's a small highway, not a main thoroughfare, and they rarely transport on weekends. All areas along the northern edge of Lake Greeson are close to the highway, luckily Fox Nook is one that is tucked pretty well into the forest but it's not immune to the sound of the occasional semi truck. By 10 a.m. the breeze typically picks up from the south and helps push back any highway noise. *Firewood is available for purchase *Bring your own toilet paper *Bring your own chairs Thank you for considering Fox Nook in Arkansas, the Natural State!

No campfires

Toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Reviews

98%· 239 reviews

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Fox Nook, with its seclusion and natural beauty, offers campers a serene getaway, perfect for those who enjoy privacy and nature. Charles, the host, is frequently praised for his helpful and unobtrusive hospitality, ensuring guests feel welcome and supported without intruding on their solitude. The campsite itself is well-maintained and provides easy access to nearby trails and a picturesque lake, ideal for fishing and swimming. While most reviews highlight the peaceful ambiance, a few note the challenging access road, emphasizing the need for a 4x4 vehicle.
Sydnee L.
Tent camped, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Beautiful place and so peaceful!
Heather S.
Tent camped, Oct 2026.
Recommends
I had a great stay here with my dog! The site was well kept and secluded. The owner lives at the top of the hill, but he stayed up there and let me have my privacy. He was very friendly and responsive if I needed him though. He has goats and chickens roaming the property, but they stayed up near his house. I really loved the 2 short trails to the lake! It was also nice to have the camp toilet, and I used the metal table to eat my meals. Nearby restaurant Sweetpeas is a delicious spot. There's an ice machine a couple miles down the road...gas station, and Dollar General a few more miles away. We also went hiking on several trails in the area, and overall had an awesome 5 days here!
Bradley P.
Camped in a 13 ft rooftop tent with pets, Oct 2026.
Recommends
The host was awesome. There was a clean trashcan with empty bag setup next to the camp, as well as a clean camping toilet. Host was waiting at the entrance to the trail offering to answer any questions before we went down to the site. It was awesome and we had a great time!

Amenities

Fire pitsTemporarily unavailable due to a fire ban
Portable toilets
Trash disposalTrash bin
No potable water
No showers
No picnic tables
No electricity hookup
No water hookup
No wifi
No laundry
No cooking equipment
No hot tub
No playground

Things to know

2WD accessiblePark at your site.
Pet-friendlyOff leash.
Fire ban in effectCampfires are temporarily unavailable due to a fire ban. However, the ban still allows charcoal grills, gas BBQs, gas stoves and smoking.
Check-in processYou'll head straight to your site upon arrival.
Cancellation policyFull refund 24 hours before check in time starts.
Check-in and check-outCheck-in at 1pm. Check-out at 12pm.
Booking windowSame-day bookings welcome, up to 6 months ahead. Stay up to 7 nights.

Location

Kirby, Pike, Arkansas, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Your Host

Charles T.Joined February 2019100% response rateResponds within an hour

Frequently asked questions

Yes — toilets are available at Bluegill Hill. Camp toilet in-site with make-shift privacy tarping. Basic system uses aluminum frame commode, bucket, sawdust and plastic bags. For solid waste only. It's cleaned/sanitized after checkout, then again before check-in. Everything provided except toilet paper. Place bag into bucket, use bungee cord to keep from folding in on itself. Add additional sawdust as needed. Do not allow bag to overfill. Remove used bag when reasonable, place into the holding bucket with lid, then place new bag into toilet-bucket. Add fresh sawdust. If bucket needs cleaning during your stay, just message me, I'm happy to help.