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Pecan Grove RV Park
Overview
Overview
Pecan Grove RV Park provides a serene escape in the heart of the Arkansas Delta. Named for the towering trees that shade the grounds, this park offers a quintessential Southern landscape for travelers visiting Lake Village. It serves as a peaceful retreat where the pace of life slows down, allowing guests to enjoy the natural beauty of the region while having access to modern conveniences. Whether you are passing through or staying for a month, the scenic environment offers a warm welcome to every visitor.
Location & Surroundings
The park is situated near the shores of Lake Chicot, the largest oxbow lake in North America. This unique geographic feature provides a stunning backdrop for sunsets and morning walks along the water. The surrounding area is characterized by fertile farmland and lush vegetation, creating a scenic rural atmosphere that feels worlds away from the city. Travelers will appreciate the proximity to the Mississippi River, which adds to the historical and natural significance of the location.
Amenities & Park Features
Guests can expect well-maintained facilities designed for comfort during long or short stays. The park features level concrete pads that accommodate large rigs, ensuring a hassle-free setup for all travelers. Each site is equipped with full hookups, providing reliable electricity, water, and sewer connections to meet your needs. For added convenience, the park offers clean restrooms, shower facilities, and a dedicated laundry room, making it an excellent choice for full-time RVers or those on extended road trips through the Delta.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, starting with world-class fishing and boating on Lake Chicot. Just a short drive away, Lake Chicot State Park offers additional hiking trails and interpretive programs for the whole family. History buffs can visit local sites related to the Civil War or explore the agricultural heritage of the Delta region. The area is also a prime spot for bird watching, especially during migration seasons when various species travel along the Mississippi Flyway.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal destination for anglers and nature lovers who want easy access to the water and a quiet place to unwind. Its peaceful environment and spacious sites also make it a favorite for retirees and seasonal travelers looking for a comfortable long-term spot. If you prefer a relaxed, friendly atmosphere over a high-energy resort, Pecan Grove RV Park offers the perfect balance of Southern charm and essential amenities for a comfortable Arkansas stay.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
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Reviews
Daron allen
Horrible experience over the July 4th weekend—do not recommend. We rented multiple rooms and the conference hall, and it was a disaster. The cabin bathrooms were dirty and moldy. The staff wore nothing to identify themselves as employees, yet they constantly harassed us about parking despite having zero visible parking signs. To top it off, we weren't told until 8:00 PM on Friday that the conference hall we paid for closed at 10:00 PM. Save your money and go elsewhere.
Don Plata
Location is right next to the highway and can hear it easily. All sites are on grass. Connection to electrical is good. The restrooms were clean but need updating. Service was gave me my site number when I called to say we would be in at 7. No after hours check in info. We couldn’t figure out WiFi since no info was given anywhere about it. They need better after hours checkin info. Good overnight stay if you don’t need any services, bathroom, or showers.
Ada Santos
This was one night stay as we were passing by to go south. Lots of spaces but we were put right by the road, very noisy almostall night. There was an overnight wind storm and had we've been more inside we would have been more protected too The condition of the washrooms was terrible. One of the shower stalls in the women side, the head shower shut water outside of the stall and it was plugged so water didn't drain until you finished showering. Tiles falling off the wall. The men side had beard hair all over and generally speaking it was dirty, disgusting
Shauna Stringer
I stayed in cabin #4 booked through Airbnb. Limited choices for Thanksgiving week. It was dirty. Old food on the walls, surfaces dirty, floor grimy. Had to wear shoes to walk around. Stained linens. Bathroom looked recently remodeled and was nice. There was an issue with mice on the third night I stayed. While looking to see where the mice may have been getting in, I discovered an old sticky trap with a dead, rotting mouse on it. Along with a good bit of trash in between cabinets and stove. I reached out to management around 940PM at night. They sent someone over to retrieve the old sticky trap and place another one due to being a "pet friendly facility." It's not pet or human friendly to have dead, rotting mice in the residence where people are using dishes, cooking, and even breathing. It's a health hazard to multiple populations including pregnant women and people with asthma. It's also not pet or human friendly if your pet or you can get stuck to the sticky trap. Sticky traps are not actually humane, either. I reached out to Airbnb and the host denied the claims. I encouraged Airbnb to make the property accountable for an actual extermination plan besides sticky traps that aren't monitored by staff. Consider a different cabin from one of the other reviews where they claim the property has been remodeled. The host did complain in her review of my stay at the property that I demanded assistance late at night. So, assistance is available, but I guess it was bothersome for them to take care of the issue at that hour even though they were not obligated to respond to my Airbnb message.
Steve Whitehead
Only stayed one night, but we enjoyed it. Very friendly on the phone with Bonnie! She set us up with a pull through knowing we were going to leave the next day. Sites are pretty spaced out and easy to pull in. Close to food and fuel for an overnight stay. Looked like a good destination for fishing.