The Creeks Golf & RV Resort

Joe Jerri Kelly

This has been a great resort. We really have enjoyed our time here. We enjoy watching the golfers go by. They have a lot of activities for golf (Championship course, driving range and virtual golf. They have a pro shop and restaurant. They host live events as well as golf competitions. There's not a pool here, but there is a stocked catch and release pond. The RV park is clean and quiet. Lots of friendly long termers.

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A True Resort Experience in the Heart of the Ozarks! The Creeks RV Resort in Arkansas is not just an RV park—it’s a full-scale destination. If you’re looking for a place that combines resort-level amenities with stunning natural surroundings, this one absolutely delivers. Set on 200 acres in the beautiful Osage Valley, the views alone make this place worth the stay. Rolling hills, water features, and wide-open space give it a peaceful, upscale feel from the moment you arrive. The sites are spacious with full hookups, and everything is clean, well maintained, and thoughtfully designed. Whether you’re staying short-term or longer, it feels comfortable and high-end. What really separates this place is the amenities and atmosphere: 18-hole championship golf course right on-site Clubhouse with restaurant, bar, and gathering space Fishing, walking areas, and scenic water features Resort-style setting with room to relax and unwind It’s also perfectly located in Northwest Arkansas—close to everything, but still tucked away enough to feel like a retreat. Whether you’re a golfer, full-timer, or just passing through, this place feels like a destination, not just a stop.

Peter S

I stayed at this RV park from March 30 to April 10, 2025 and it was not an enjoyable experience. I was in the process of relocating to NWA for work and needed to stay in our Airstream for a couple of months while my daughter finished school back home before her and my wife joined me here. I made a two month reservation and when I arrived late in the day on Sunday, March 30 found that my assigned spot was occupied. I went to the office and was told I had been reassigned to another spot. When I arrived at the new spot I found that it was next to a rundown unit that was surrounded by clutter and junk. I went back to the office and asked about it and he said he knew which unit it was and he agreed it was unsightly. I asked if I could be assigned a spot that bordered the golf course and he said they are more expensive and I agreed to pay the extra ~$200 a month. He said management didn’t prefer monthly tenants be at those spots, but it should be okay for just two months (note, there are several monthly tenants in those spots). While I was working that week I began getting text messages from the RV park manager that I needed to relocate because my unit did not meet their 30’ minimum for those spots. Exchanges with that assistant manager were professional on both ends, but she was very persistent as she said the owner was insisting I move. I began ignoring the texts as I found the ask to be unreasonable and excessively persistent. I would be gone in six weeks at this point, so the situation would resolve itself. They later held a package of mine in their office forcing me to interact with them. When I did the general manager angrily confronted me demanding to know why I wouldn’t move. He did so in an aggressive way which was concerning (yelling at me like a child). I left the office and called another RV park in Gentry, relocating that evening. The RV park manager said she would prorate my rent. When I called about the proration she said she changed me to a nightly rate since I only stayed 12 days and charged me nearly what I agreed to pay for a full month. I thought proration of my monthly rate was more appropriate considering the circumstances. Aside from the harassment and aggressive outbursts by management, the RV park is very congested with sites only several feet from each other (you get to listen to your neighbor flush), the bathrooms are not kept clean, the laundry machines run off tokens not coins (charging twice as much as is reasonable), and the propane refill rates are excessively expensive. The property has a lot of potential and they are making investments that are improving it significantly. I would suggest a renewed focus on customer service and experience to maximize the benefit of those investments. Good luck in the future.

Bryan Allen

Nice golf course, friendly staff. But some of the grounds crew has no common courtesy between mowing up close and walking around in the fairway when people are on the tee box. I get there’s work to do but have a little courtesy to the people that spend $50-$80 to enjoy a round a golf.

Yvonne Whitley

Beautiful quiet campground, though depending on your site may hear some traffic am and pm as it's near a 2 lane busy road. Right on the golf course with views of small pond and small dog park island in it. Bathrooms super clean. 2 washer and dryers get the job done. Wifi is pretty good, occasionally slow for short periods. Concrete pads level. Easy access to downtown Bentonville 10 min. Didn’t catch his name, but the young man at the clubhouse/check in that's there every day is super friendly and polite! Will Definitely come here again!