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Llewellyn Johns Recreation Area
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
K H
Excellent little electric only RV sites with vault toilet, fresh water spigot and shelter
norman cox
Small campground with electric. I have a 35ft motor home and got into a space easily. Pulled the flat tow across sideways in front of us. Very clean. Vault toilet was spotless and didn't smell. Rest of the campground was clean. Bundle of dried leaves/ twigs left in each firepit. Very quiet all night long. Great for an overnight or a couple of days stay or for fishing in the lake. Also used when the other nearby parks are full. Can't remember if they charged extra because we are from out of State. A lot of State parks do. Doesn't cost any more to accommodate us than someone from in State. We don't do that in Arkansas and we don't charge to go into State parks. We are just glad you came to visit and spend your money here. We'll get that money back in Sales taxes.
Matt Holden
Good overflow campground if Shadehill or Hugh Glass is full. Across the street from restaurant store open seasonally. Tenters, you will hear vehicle noise from state highway and road to Shadehill
John B
We were in #4 with a tent. The best tent spots are 3 and 4, as far as flat grassy space goes. Just watch for low spots if rain and puddles are a problem for you. The place was very well kept. Mowed regularly, and litter picked up. The newer vault toilet is a bit nicer, the old ones are about what is expected. Water! The faucet is clean and cold, and the water tasted great on some 90 degree plus days. There is a store right across the road, if you need ice, a snack, fishing tackle, or bait. Overall it was a quiet, comfortable stay, and we plan to return.
Robert Pampush
Camp site was dirty. There was trash all over the place. The lots were also incredibly small and we were on top of the other campers. There were kids running around late at night making a lot of noise (not the fault of the camp site but exacerbated the small and close lot issue) Finally, they kept having employees drive by all night. No doubt to ensure people were following rules. But, again, since the site was so small the truck would pass within feet of the tent and the headlights were a nightmare.