The best camping near Beaver Lake and Dam

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Beaver Lake adventure.

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Discover the serene beauty of Beaver Lake and its majestic dam.

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A quiet nights rest at H & G RV

4 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Hazen, AR

The property has been in our family for many years. The location used to be in soybean and wheat fields but now is in hay. We are located 1.4 miles south of Interstate 40 (Exit 193) in Hazen, Arkansas with easy access. We have had many great guest come and stay on our property and have been able to recharge for the next days journey. We have 13 RV hook ups and plenty of room to boondock and camp to get a safe and quiet nights sleep. We would love to have you come and stay with us!!Learn more about this land:We are a quiet country/farm setting 1 mile south of Interstate 40 off of Exit 193 in Hazen, Arkansas. It’s not fancy but is safe and quiet with close proximity to Interstate 40 and Hwy 70. We are right beside Wattensaw Management Area for hunters. *Hookups are available for 30 amp and 50 amp RVs and Campers. Please add this as an extra (located at the bottom of the listing) for $15 so we can get you setup with the best site available. Hookups are $20 + $15 for $35/night. We are in the heart of deer and duck hunting in the state of Arkansas. It’s a perfect spot to get a good nights sleep to get refreshed to hit the road the next day!

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Andrew's Residential Retreat

1 site · RV1 acre · Stuttgart, AR

Stuttgart is knows as the "Rice and Duck Capital of the World". Rice fields and irrigation reservoirs entice the annual migration of ducks and geese on the Mississippi Flyway to linger, making the area nationally renowned among waterfowl hunters. This property is located in town on a quiet side street. Enjoy relaxing in the shade under a 100 year old oak tree or make s'mores over the fire pit. Visit our local Museum of the Grand Prairie and learn about the area's rich German history and agricultural significance!

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Stovall Store and Gin Complex

41 sites · RVs, Tents18 acres · Stovall, MS

We have an 18 acre site with pecan groves and old buildings perfectly situated to be a base for Mississippi Delta explorations to Clarksdale and blues country. Located on the farm where Muddy Waters grew up and was first recorded. Camping is primitive. RV Sites offer power and water, but no gray water disposal or septic. Short term rentals only. Stovall Store hosts sporadic pop-up music events. Visit The Stovall Store on Facebook for more info or @stovallstore on Insta. Lots more info on this place's unique history at www.stovallgincompany.com

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RV Campsite w/ Concrete Slab & Pond

1 site · RV, Tent40 acres · Carlisle, AR

RV Campsite with Concrete Slab located on 40 acres with pond! Nestled in between Bayou Two Prairie and Raborn Road, our 40 acres offers the complete outdoor lifestyle package and a quite resting space. Remote and easy access to already established 16x36 concrete slab. 5.5 acre lake with a thriving population of bass, crappie, catfish, bream and ample baitfish. This neighborhood is no stranger to big deer and wildlife. Less than 3.5 miles from west Main Street in Carlisle & I-40! Only 40 minutes from Little Rock.

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Grand Prairie RV campsite

1 site · RV1 acre · Humnoke, AR

Learn more about this land:Located on hwy 13th in the small quite town of Humnoke. Less that 45 minutes to North Little Rock, less than 2 hrs to Memphis & 15 minutes to Stuttgart, AR. A public ball field is located across the street & ;a the city park is a short walk away. Dollar General very close. Peckerwood lake is 32 miles away.

The best camping near Beaver Lake and Dam guide

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About

Who knew you could scuba dive in the middle of Arkansas? Well you can scuba and more at Beaver Lake and Dam. The lake is a smorgasbord of water adventure with 31,000 acres to explore. If a wetsuit isn’t your style, a day of boating, fishing, and exploring the lakes inlets should satisfy your sea lovin’ heart. Those wanting to stay landlocked can explore almost 500 miles of shoreline. Trails wind through limestone cliffs, historic native dwellings, and past plenty of epic views for those toting a camera. Spelunking and world class camping are just a stone's throw from the shores of Beaver Lake. No need to wait, pack up your gear and gather your friends for a weekend of exploring this happening watering hole!

When to go

The prime time to visit Beaver Lake and Dam is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its peak. Summer months bring warmer temperatures perfect for water activities, though it's also the busiest season. Winters are quieter but can be chilly, making it less ideal for camping and water-based adventures.

Know before you go

Always wear a life jacket when on the water and be mindful of boating safety regulations.
Check the generation schedule for water releases from the dam which can affect lake levels and conditions.
Accessibility varies across different areas, so plan ahead if you require specific accommodations.
Be aware of local wildlife and practice safe viewing from a distance.
Facilities such as restrooms and picnic areas are available, but it's wise to bring essential supplies.