The best camping near Barling with fishing

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Barling pulls in anglers with over 1,000 fishing-friendly campsites, each a short drive from riverbanks and quiet ponds. Expect options spanning from $10 to $30 a night. Locals know the best spots fill up fast—Heavener Runestone Park (346 reviews) sits just across the state line and keeps regulars coming back for its dense woods and easy water access. Yearling Ridge Riverfront Camp (96 reviews) puts you right on the river for early morning bites. End of the Trail (85 reviews) offers a quieter scene with plenty of space to cast. Most sites allow campfires, pets, and have toilets on hand, so you won’t need to rough it. When you’re not fishing, look out for wildlife, hit a trail, or saddle up—horseback riding’s big out here. Bring your own gear and a sense of patience; the fish aren’t going anywhere.

96% (669)

Top-rated campgrounds near Barling

1. Heavener Runestone Park

97%
(515)
34mi from Barling · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
This 55 acre park is home of a large sandstone that contains 8 markings believed to have been made by Vikings many years ago. The park features a seasonal waterfall, covered picnic areas, playground, amphitheater with seating, community building, scenic views, gift shop and approximately 2 miles of nature trails. Be advised that most tent sites have a tent pad but a few are primitive mountain terrain (rocky). The one RV site is for 16 ft. or less vehicles and smaller teardrop trailers with limited hook-up and no dump station. Restroom and shower facilities are located within the park. Individual campsites DO NOT have onsite toilets. Forest setting while still close to stores in case of forgotten items. Variety of small wildlife in the area. All sites allow campfires UNLESS we are under a county wide burn ban. *Note moderate cancellation policy for most dates - full refund 3 days before check-in time. * ** Special event camping is a strict no refund policy.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from 
$20
 / night

3. Yearling Ridge Riverfront Camp

100%
(129)
41mi from Barling · 1 site · Tent, RV
This beautiful property sits on the banks of the Fourche La Fave (pronounced Foosh La Fay)  River. This 151 mile long river was once the grounds of the Caddo Native American Tribe. The river is now home to a wide variety of wildlife, and offers multiple species of fish. Scott County is over 70% public national forest, with thousands of acres of public land available for the outdoor enthusiast. Though this property has the look and feel of woods and river camping, there is actually a 24 hour convenience store less than two miles away just in case you need a midnight snack!   Learn more about this land:Beautiful flowing river for swimming, fishing, canoeing. Nice open air pavilion with power,  LED lighting and a large picnic table. Firepit with added grill for cooking right at the rivers edge.  Dedicated hammocking area overlooking the river, or have some friendly competition with a game of Bag-O game (boards provided).  This area offers a wide open space for exercising, walking/bike riding along a country road, or just relaxing by riverbank.  Want a little more adventure? This area boasts an expansive network of country dirt roads and trails for your ATV/UTV, and is less than five miles from the Ouachita National Forests' Fourche Mountain Trail. All this but still close to civilization. A 24 hour convenience store is less than two miles from the campsite. This quaint little spot has a lot to offer!  
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$32
 / night

Barling pulls in anglers with over 1,000 fishing-friendly campsites, each a short drive from riverbanks and quiet ponds. Expect options spanning from $10 to $30 a night. Locals know the best spots fill up fast—Heavener Runestone Park (346 reviews) sits just across the state line and keeps regulars coming back for its dense woods and easy water access. Yearling Ridge Riverfront Camp (96 reviews) puts you right on the river for early morning bites. End of the Trail (85 reviews) offers a quieter scene with plenty of space to cast. Most sites allow campfires, pets, and have toilets on hand, so you won’t need to rough it. When you’re not fishing, look out for wildlife, hit a trail, or saddle up—horseback riding’s big out here. Bring your own gear and a sense of patience; the fish aren’t going anywhere.

96% (669)

Top-rated campgrounds near Barling

1. Heavener Runestone Park

97%
(515)
34mi from Barling · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
This 55 acre park is home of a large sandstone that contains 8 markings believed to have been made by Vikings many years ago. The park features a seasonal waterfall, covered picnic areas, playground, amphitheater with seating, community building, scenic views, gift shop and approximately 2 miles of nature trails. Be advised that most tent sites have a tent pad but a few are primitive mountain terrain (rocky). The one RV site is for 16 ft. or less vehicles and smaller teardrop trailers with limited hook-up and no dump station. Restroom and shower facilities are located within the park. Individual campsites DO NOT have onsite toilets. Forest setting while still close to stores in case of forgotten items. Variety of small wildlife in the area. All sites allow campfires UNLESS we are under a county wide burn ban. *Note moderate cancellation policy for most dates - full refund 3 days before check-in time. * ** Special event camping is a strict no refund policy.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from 
$20
 / night

3. Yearling Ridge Riverfront Camp

100%
(129)
41mi from Barling · 1 site · Tent, RV
This beautiful property sits on the banks of the Fourche La Fave (pronounced Foosh La Fay)  River. This 151 mile long river was once the grounds of the Caddo Native American Tribe. The river is now home to a wide variety of wildlife, and offers multiple species of fish. Scott County is over 70% public national forest, with thousands of acres of public land available for the outdoor enthusiast. Though this property has the look and feel of woods and river camping, there is actually a 24 hour convenience store less than two miles away just in case you need a midnight snack!   Learn more about this land:Beautiful flowing river for swimming, fishing, canoeing. Nice open air pavilion with power,  LED lighting and a large picnic table. Firepit with added grill for cooking right at the rivers edge.  Dedicated hammocking area overlooking the river, or have some friendly competition with a game of Bag-O game (boards provided).  This area offers a wide open space for exercising, walking/bike riding along a country road, or just relaxing by riverbank.  Want a little more adventure? This area boasts an expansive network of country dirt roads and trails for your ATV/UTV, and is less than five miles from the Ouachita National Forests' Fourche Mountain Trail. All this but still close to civilization. A 24 hour convenience store is less than two miles from the campsite. This quaint little spot has a lot to offer!  
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$32
 / night

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