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Beaver Lake - COE/War Eagle
Beaver Lake is a 4,300-acre lake located in Northwest Arkansas, near the cities of Rogers, Springdale, and Fayetteville. It is the largest lake in the state and is a popular destination for fishing, boating, camping, and other outdoor activities. The lake is surrounded by the Ozark National Forest and is home to a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, ospreys, and beavers. The lake is also home to the War Eagle Spring, a natural spring that is believed to have healing properties. The lake is a popular spot for fishing, with largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, and other species of fish being caught in the lake.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Dgv11
Nice campground but really I think it could be made much better. The campsites are very close to the lake but just a little bit of trimming of trees would give campsites an actual view of the lake. The marina at the campground is huge, and actually seems very industrial in an otherwise beautiful area. There seems to be some real opportunity for trails and lookouts to have been built in this area but we're not. I think with some improvements this would be a five-star campground but without them it currently only Hits 3 to 4 stars at most for us. I will say there are quite a few good campsites in the area but there was only a couple of left in June when we went so reservations are needed. Finally be aware that this is an area that seems to attract really loud obnoxious diesel pickup trucks. Not quite sure why but just be aware it was quite noisy, probably because many of the people there had oversized vehicles to haul boats.
Cynthia Harris
I feel lots 23 and 24 are death traps. They are right at the edge of a cliff. These lots especially lot 23 would be bad for anyone with small children, pets, or people with stability issues. The other lots seem to be okay. The bathrooms have toilets and showers. They are clean. Had toilet paper most of the time. The toilets I'm talking about are across from lot 23. The park as a whole was okay. The swimming area was kinda small and the beach area had wood and logs all over it. It also had trash on the beach and in the water. There aren't any trashcans there to put trash in. There is electric on the lots. No sewer no water. There is a water station and a dump station. There are parking spots around the park if you have guests. The park across from lot 23 only had one baby bounce thing and a swing set with only 2 swings. All in all we will not be staying here again.
Wendy Merritt
Love it. Was clean. Stay first night at site 24 that was beautiful quaint and quite. Pictures are of my view from hammock. 2 night stayed at site 23 not private and loud exposed really dont recommend. Just heads up site 23 no all the others perfect really.
Brent Soule
Smallest and one of the oldest campgrounds in Beaver lake. They are working on updating, new showers/bathroom by entrance, rest are vault. Quiet, does not get as rowdy on holidays as some of the big campgrounds. Was originally designed for tents, so getting campers and rv's into some sites can be hairy. Only electric hookups. Water every 4 or 5 sites. 1 trail out to the 100ft bluffs, pretty. Need to work on some more trails. The marina and swim area needs work.
Tim McRae
First off, the camp hosts were awesome. They were friendly and helpful in the extreme. Very happy with them. As for the park, it was a good park. Most everything is pretty brand new construction. However... that's part of the problem. The one and only bathrooms that are not vault toilets have clearly been just built. They are gorgeous. And the screws all over the ground right around thwm are all new too... didn't catch any in the motor home tires thank God (because they aren't cheap) but came close. Also, the spots are very weird. One spot had three camp areas in it and they seemed to be intended for campers as they were about 40 feet long each. But the drive into them made it impossible to get your camper in there. It was very weird. I have seen worse, but could have been better.