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Jubilee Farms Campground/& Rentals

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41mi from White Oak Lake State Park · 36 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Leola, AR
.Jubilee Farm offers 5 spacious RV sites with water and electric hookups, 10 peaceful tent campsites, and two lodging options: The Yachov, a cozy 2-bedroom tiny home, and The Cottage, a comfortable 3-bedroom farmhouse. Now under the ownership of Court and Jennifer Callahan, Jubilee Farm continues the Berryhill family’s beloved tradition of providing a quiet, wholesome, family-friendly place to enjoy God’s creation. With over 300 excellent reviews earned over the past eight years, the spirit of community, respect, and country living remains at the heart of this farm. Guests can enjoy ducks, chickens, guineas, goats, and two gentle cows who love attention. Summer highlights include catch-and-release fishing, shaded hiking trails, a refreshing dipping pool, playground, game court, and a large shared firepit by the pond. Additional firepit areas are located near the RV sites, tent sites, The Yachov, and The Cottage. Picnic tables and charcoal grills make family meals easy and enjoyable. Surrounded on three sides by timber, and with campsites set back from the road, Jubilee Farm is a quiet and restful place where families can slow down, reconnect, and celebrate the simple joy of country life.
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Overview

About

They don’t call this the “Wonder State” for nothing, at White Oak Lake State Park you can explore just how wonderful the Arkansas wilds can be! The park offers ample wildlife sightings including heron, eagles, and osprey. And you know when there’s birds like that around, the fishing is even better! Anglers can put some bass, crappie, and catfish in their tacos as they sip on a Corona and meander through the lake. If you forgot your boat, no worries, the marina is at your service with fish’n boats, party boats (amen), pedal boats, canoes, and kayaks. There’s also mountain biking, guided trails, and camping to write home about. Arkansas or bust!

Notable campgrounds

  • Class A Campsites: Equipped with water and 50-amp electric service, these sites are perfect for a comfortable camping experience.
  • Class B Campsites: Offering water and 30-amp electric service, these sites cater to campers seeking a blend of nature and convenience.
  • Tent Sites: For the traditionalist, these sites provide a rustic and intimate connection with the park's natural beauty.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early, especially for peak seasons from March to November, to ensure your spot amid the park's natural splendor.
  • Consider visiting during off-peak times for a quieter experience and potentially easier reservation process.
  • Keep an eye on cancellations, as last-minute openings can provide unexpected opportunities.
  • Explore nearby camping options if the park is fully booked, as the surrounding area may offer alternative accommodations.

When to go

The best time to visit White Oak Lake State Park is during the fall, when the foliage transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors. Summer offers a full schedule of interpretive programs, while spring and winter provide their own unique charms. Off-peak seasons may offer a more solitary experience, but be mindful of reduced visitor center hours.

Know before you go

  • Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for the season, as conditions can change rapidly.
  • Visitor center hours vary by season, with extended hours from March to November and reduced hours in the winter months.
  • Be prepared for wildlife encounters by keeping a safe distance and storing food securely.
  • Boat and kayak rentals are available, but contact the park in advance to confirm availability and rates.
  • Remember to pack out all trash and respect the park's natural environment for future visitors.
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