The Creeks Golf & RV Resort

Cory Stapleton

So I get this email on August 11th stating there is a summer special going on. I call the pro shop and ask them about it, guy says to show him the email when I show up for my tee time and he would honor the discount. I show up and show them the email and they give me grief, specifically some bald headed guy (maybe the owner?). He says the discount was for the week of August 10th only. I said well the guy told me to bring up the email and I specifically set a tee time for August 21st, the guy who setup my tee time never mentioned the discount was for that week only. Shoot, the guy didn't even seem aware of the email when I booked the tee time, which is why I think he said to show him the email when I showed up and they would honor it. Now, the bald guy did mention I could get the discount, which is good, but then he made a comment on the side about the discount only being for the week of August 10th and to check the fine print of the email. Well, here is the email attached, you tell me how you would interpret this email. It says Tuesday - Friday, but never mentions an end date. I assumed it was a summer deal (hints the term summer deal in the email) that could only be used Tuesday - Friday (for the rest of summer). So I called and scheduled a tee time the following Friday, and the guy told me to show him the email and he'd honor it. Then, I sort of made a confused face with the bald guy's side comment about the expiration date and fine print of the email. I was going to say I don't see what he's seeing, but I was going to let it go since he said I could have the discounted rate. Then he said, what, what do you have to say? Like, c'mon man, don't talk to people like that, and especially a dude who is just trying to play some golf. I wasn't irate, I was as chill as a cucumber and the dude seemed like he was looking for a fight with that comment. I just said I don't see what you are saying in the email about an expiration date. He also made another side comment about it not being that hot that day, like he was implying that because it wasn't as hot that day I shouldn't even get the "beat the heat" discount. Like, I can't control the weather, it was hot when you sent the promotion email, I called and made a tee time, and then the weather changed. I don't know, this guy seemed managerial, or like he was the owner, so I'm inclined to believe this is the holistic attitude of the whole place. He just irked me with how he was looking for a fight, when I was genuinely confused at his first comments about the discount only being for the previous week since the email doesn't mention an end date, or like a "this week only" kind of thing.

Traveling Hope

We travel full time in our RV and have family in NWA we visit at least once a year. In the past, we were unable to stay here due to their MINIMUM length rule (which we have never seen at any other RV park in our four years of RVing across the US). We were in a bigger rig this year so we did book a site. When we arrived, they had messed up our reservation and didn't know we were coming. The email said our packet would be on the door, but there was nothing there and the doors were locked. A golf course employee saw us sitting there and came over to help. From our whole stay, it's very apparent that nearly all of their time and energy goes into the golf side and not the RV park. There were many pieces of trash in the decorative pond the entire time we were there. We saw a man mowing and spraying for weeds but never saw any other employees in the RV park the entire time we were there. There are a lot of full time residents in the park (which is great!) but it's apparent many of them lack any RV park etiquette. I watched people drive backwards down the one way streets all day, every day. The spot next to us was empty for a few days and people walked and drove through it as if it were a street. When someone occupied the site, one neighbor still walked through the site every night to go to the showers. The site met our needs - full hook-ups, close to town, and safe. But if you are looking for an "RV resort" or a park with rules that are enforced and the grounds are kept up, this isn't it.

Joan Walker

After reading the description of, “ We are the 4 state area’s finest and Northwest Arkansas’s only true RV “Resort” we were so disappointed. The campsite we were given had about 10’ between our motorhome and an old camper that had insulation all around it. That was our view. We asked to be moved, but the majority of the campers are long term so it was difficult to find anywhere where we could sit outside and enjoy a nice view. Obviously, the management does not enforce keeping the campground clean and neat. Sites are very close together, no tables, and our sewer doesn’t have a cap. Obviously, the golf course is the priority! Never again! We will stay in Fayetteville. It’s worth the drive!

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.

OurGrandAdventure6

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 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.