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Wilderness Hills RV Park
Overview
Overview
Wilderness Hills RV Park in Gentry, Arkansas provides a quiet basecamp for travelers exploring the rolling terrain of Benton County. Set against the backdrop of the Ozark foothills, this property reflects the rugged beauty and peaceful pace of the western edge of the region. Visitors find a straightforward, landscape-focused setting that emphasizes outdoor access and rural quiet over crowded commercial resort atmospheres.
Location & Surroundings
Situated near the Oklahoma border, Gentry, Arkansas sits within a transitional landscape where prairie meets the Ozark plateaus. Travelers arrive via U.S. Highway 59, navigating rolling hills, pasturelands, and dense pockets of hardwood forest. The climate brings distinct seasons, featuring warm summers and mild winters well-suited for road-tripping through the region. Local topography consists of gentle slopes, agricultural vistas, and frequent wooded ridges.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are not universally documented, visitors should confirm key operational features directly with management before arrival. Essential categories to clarify include utility hookups, maximum vehicle length capacities, pull-through versus back-in site layouts, and seasonal operational dates. Guests typically inquire about the availability of on-site restrooms, shower facilities, and trash disposal to match their specific rig requirements.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding area offers abundant outdoor recreation, starting with the nearby Bella Vista trail systems and local city parks. Natural Falls State Park just across the state line in Oklahoma features a stunning 77-foot waterfall and scenic hiking paths. History enthusiasts can explore downtown Gentry's historic commercial district or drive north toward Bentonville to visit the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and regional mountain biking trails.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, nature lovers, and travelers seeking a quieter alternative to the busier hubs of Northwest Arkansas. It appeals to visitors who prefer exploring state parks and rural byways while maintaining a manageable driving distance to larger towns like Siloam Springs and Rogers. Campers prioritizing a relaxed, rural atmosphere will find the location well-matched to their travel style.
Reviews
Alexandria reetz
Nice place and very well maintained
Ashley Seeley
CAMPERS BEWARE>>>>I have only stayed 2 nights at this place visiting family. This place is not worth it. The bathrooms seem to never work, there is no scenery, and ticks EVERYWHERE... I get the woods, but i went out for 5 min and had 3 on me. Also you call and ask for monthly rate, right? They quote you $400 for the month. NO contract showing the break down. Then be told you need to pay $200 more... WHAT???? I have been to 5 star places paying way less then this and get way more. This place is a 0 star if possible. Campers BEWARE!!! Also when people ask for monthly might want to state you charge per person.
Melissa
This is a very clean, beautiful and peacefully quiet RV resort. Friendly and helpful owners and employees. Very clean on-site facilities.
Sherri McFarland
We were told, on the phone, that they only take RVs newer than 10 years. Maybe that was a joke, because most of the units were much older and in severe disrepair. The lots were small and would not accommodate our 34 ft RV and let us park close at all. They seem friendly, but it wasn't right for us at ALL. The road getting into the park is sketchy at best, dangerous at worst. Please be cautious coming here...
christina oakes
Wilderness Hills RV Park has more live-in tenants than vacationers. It really wasn't what we were looking for. RV's are placed close together, there is no scenery to enjoy.