Prairie Creek Campground - Rogers, Arkansas

Prairie Creek Campground es un lugar ideal para los amantes de la naturaleza y el camping. Ubicado en Rogers, Arkansas, Estados Unidos, en la dirección 9300 N Park Rd, Rogers, AR 72756, ofrece una experiencia única en contacto con la naturaleza.

El camping es la especialidad de Prairie Creek Campground, con una amplia variedad de opciones disponibles. El lugar cuenta con instalaciones para acampar con autocaravanas, incluyendo tomas de agua y electricidad. También hay zonas para tiendas de campaña, lo que lo hace accesible para todos los tipos de campistas.

Además de la acampada, Prairie Creek Campground ofrece varias comodidades y actividades para sus visitantes. Hay agua corriente, aseos públicos, duchas públicas, mesas de pícnic y áreas de juego para niños. También hay un parque infantil y se admiten perros, lo que lo hace perfecto para familias con niños y mascotas.

Otra ventaja de Prairie Creek Campground es su accesibilidad para personas con discapacidades. El lugar cuenta con acceso para sillas de ruedas y aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas.

La ubicación de Prairie Creek Campground es otro de sus puntos fuertes. Se encuentra en una zona boscosa y tranquila, ideal para practicar senderismo y disfrutar de la naturaleza.

La opinión media de los visitantes de Prairie Creek Campground es de 4.1/5, según las 275 opiniones recopiladas en Google My Business. Los comentarios de los visitantes destacan la belleza del lugar, la tranquilidad y la amabilidad del personal.

Opiniones de Prairie Creek Campground

Brandi Day

5/5

Very nice campground. Accommodated our group of about 20. Tent and RV camp sites available. Day use swimming area with 2 boat docks to launch and load if you want to do all that. Great place to camp on Beaver Lake! Not far from downtown Rogers if you get bored at the lake and want to enjoy the local food and nightlife.

Emily Williams

5/5

My experience was great. The rangers are easy to interact with. They work with their renters. My boyfriend and I just stayed there this past week, and we met some interesting people while swimming. There was a domestic violence incident with another person staying there, but it was taken care of quickly by the rangers and sherrif. We would definitely stay again.

Marsh Jones (MNSwamp)

4/5

Really nice Corps of Engineers campground. Level pads, but be prepared to back in on a hill for some. The whole loop was covered in oak trees, with lots of nature activity. Deer and other critters seen to wander the campground.
The site I was on was near the boat launch drive, which saw quite a bit of early morning and evening activity. While it didn't bother me, some folks might wish to be on the other side of the loop.
Bathrooms were clean, but showed signs of a long season. Since they will shut down 1 Nov for the year, I'm sure all the maintenance will be taken care of. My one critique is that the shower runs on a button push timer and provided approx 4 seconds of water per push. And you had to push it a number of times to get the barely lukewarm water from the heater to the shower head. I'd gladly bring quarters, or have a timer, but this system is the worst.

T

4/5

I am not a big camper. I have bad allergies. I was already sick when I came. I can't sleep on the hard ground. I have a herniated disc in my lower back and bone spurs in my neck. I've only been a few times in my life. The weather was almost perfect, except that it rained early in the morning, the day we were going to leave, like 1am. Everything got wet. Everyone got very little sleep. I at least got to lay in a hammock for the 1st time in many years. I'd forgotten how comfortable it was. The one restroom I visited was cleaner than I anticipated. It had it's normal toilet issues. We used the showers. We couldn't light a wood fire because of the wildfire danger. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. It was the first time camping out for some.

Laura Amis

4/5

We almost had the campground to ourselves. Other than some thunderstorms, we had a very quiet stay. Since we are so early in the season, we weren’t able to enjoy all the park had to offer. This is a beautiful location and we would like to come back in the summer. We stayed in site 9 which is a pull through with water and electric. This site is definitely tricky with a big slope but we made it work. There is a dump station on site.

Wynsel Dameron

4/5

Stayed at site 23 in mid July. Really enjoyed it! Friendly staff, clean, quiet, active park rangers. Rocky area so bring a hammer for your ground stakes. Definitely have your levelers. Beautiful scenery. Nice swim area. Lots of covered picnic tables and bathrooms near the water. Be sure to have water shoes because of the rocky ground. Showers/bathrooms near our site were nice (short walk also from our site). Clean, especially for a camp ground. No soap or sanitizer for some reason so be prepared with your own. Showers are nice and private with a separate area to dress. We enjoyed Prairie Creek and will definitely return and recommend to others.

Raffy Morales

5/5

Incredible place to come camp !!! Bring your boats, paddle boards, canoe’s & jet skis!!! We had a blast on the lake !!! Great location for a day at the lake or a week of camping!!! All the amenities you need are here and security keeps the place safe. Boat docks are are easy access. This place is beautiful!!! So much to do and see !!!

Robbie Farmer

5/5

My family and I started going here back in October of 2017. This was the 2nd year last month we stayed. We are very pleased with the staff and area. We pop up our huge tent and enjoy the camp. No complaints at all. Plus my wife and sun enjoy the electric hookup for their fans at night. Son enjoys the swimming too. We plan on making it a family tradition every October for camping. It even rained on us last month and it was still great!!!!