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Fair Park RV Park
Overview
Fair Park RV Park offers a reliable and comfortable stay for travelers visiting Southwest Arkansas. Located within the City of Hope's primary recreational hub, this municipal facility provides a quiet, community-focused atmosphere that distinguishes it from standard highway stops. It serves as an excellent home base for those exploring the deep heritage and natural beauty of the region while enjoying the safety and consistency of well-maintained city grounds during their journey.
Location & Surroundings
Set inside the expansive Fair Park complex, the RV area is surrounded by lush green spaces and mature trees. The park is conveniently situated just off Highway 67 and is a short distance from Interstate 30, making it an incredibly easy detour for cross-country travelers. Despite its central location in town, the park maintains a peaceful environment typical of a small-town residential area, providing a restful night for weary drivers looking for a break from the road.
Amenities & Park Features
The RV park features several sites equipped with full hookups to ensure a comfortable stay. Key features include:
- 30 and 50-amp electrical service
- Water and sewer connections at every site
- Level concrete pads for easy setup of various rig sizes
- Access to a seasonal public swimming pool and tennis courts
These amenities, paired with paved walking trails and a large playground, make it exceptionally easy to stay active and enjoy the outdoors during your visit to the park grounds.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
History enthusiasts will appreciate being just minutes away from the President Bill Clinton Birthplace Home National Historic Site. A short drive north leads travelers to Historic Washington State Park, which serves as a premier 19th-century restoration village showcasing Arkansas history. For those seeking a more adventurous day trip, the world-famous Crater of Diamonds State Park is within a comfortable driving distance, offering a unique opportunity to search for genuine diamonds in their original volcanic source.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location is ideal for road trippers seeking a secure and affordable stopover with easy highway access and the convenience of full utilities. It is also a great fit for families who value having onsite recreation like playgrounds and pools to keep children entertained after a long day of driving. Whether you are a history buff touring regional landmarks or a traveler needing a well-equipped basecamp for a few nights, this park offers a practical, clean, and welcoming solution for your stay.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Douglas Carey
The entrance could use some work. But it's a pretty nice park for the area. Good stuff for the kids swimming pool in the summers and a duck pond for fishing and feeding ducks and geese. Also have barnes, picnic tables and a baseball field.
Charles Uzzell
Nice here graye fair work the fair last 20 years only things i don't like no sewer in spots sucks tear down traler just to dump and at dump station water hose didn't work. So couldn't rince hose out. And out side rv is dark lights dont work. Whole park is dark.
Marilyn Mullens
We stopped with our RV for an overnight on the way to Texas. It’s fairground camping. No pads or gravel but nice big grassy area to pull in. Had electricity and water (dump station on site) for $25.00. We decided to stay an extra night and check out President Clinton’s birthplace, some antique stores and a jonquil festival in Old Washington. It’s a first come, first serve campground. There is a box next to office front door to put your cash or check in. Nice park to walk in and a fishing lake at the back end of the park either a nice area to walk. No showers or laundry but there is a bathroom (a.k.a tornado shelter) near the horse stables. Yes, the sirens went off during the night. I gave it four stars because there is a bit of trash laying around and it seems some minor upkeep is needed. Otherwise, nice place to stay.
Averie
I’m visiting from Texas, and had to visit this park with in town. The park is pretty cool, there’s a lake in the back of the park and a playground and tennis courts in the front. There are also basketball courts and plenty of room in between to let your dogs run to their heart’s content. Stop by, you’re in for a great time.
Dayna Williams
RC Camping while traveling. 200 spots, 30 and 50 amp with water but First come, no reservations. Check event schedule, busy Fair Grounds. $25 easy to drive in, trees cleared back on PARK st. Do not use Mockingbird with tall rigs. Quiet. Low income neighborhood, but still felt safe.
Linda J Vecchiarelli
Great park, busy Saturday night for the Watermelon Festival. Friendly people beautiful grounds, great parking and lots of room to spread out! Mark Wills did a great concert, after Marshall Tucker bailed.
Joy Morrow
Large complex with everything from livestock Coliseum and rodeo arena, 2 large playgrounds with handicap accessible options, municipal pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, baseball/softball fields and an amphitheater as well as water&electric hookups for your camping trailers.