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Greers Ferry Lake - COE/Choctaw
Overview
Choctaw Park at Greers Ferry Lake offers a quintessential Army Corps of Engineers camping experience in north-central Arkansas. Situated on the western shores of one of the state's most popular bodies of water, this park provides a scenic escape for RVers who value waterfront views and well-spaced campsites. Renowned for its exceptionally clear water and the rugged beauty of the Ozark foothills, the park delivers a peaceful atmosphere under a dense canopy of hardwoods and pines, making it a premier destination for those looking to reconnect with nature.
Location & Surroundings
Located just south of Clinton, AR, the park sits along the edge of the massive 31,500-acre Greers Ferry Lake. The terrain is defined by the rolling hills and rocky shorelines typical of the Ozark Mountains region. Its location provides convenient access to Highway 65, serving as an easy stop for travelers navigating through the Natural State. The surrounding environment is tranquil, dominated by the sounds of local wildlife and the gentle movement of the lake against the shore, offering a true Ozark Mountain retreat.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground features over 140 campsites, many of which are equipped with electric and water hookups suitable for modern RVs. Most sites are paved and come complete with a picnic table, grill, and fire ring for evening relaxation. Essential facilities include:
- Modern shower houses and flush toilets
- A convenient on-site dump station
- A designated public swimming beach
- A multi-lane boat ramp for easy water access
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Fishing is the primary draw at Choctaw Park, as Greers Ferry Lake is famous for its record-breaking walleye and hybrid striped bass. For those who prefer river fishing, the nearby Little Red River is a world-class destination for trout. Beyond the water, visitors can explore the city of Clinton for local dining or visit the Natural Bridge of Arkansas, a stunning 100-foot sandstone formation located just a short drive away. Hikers will also find several nearby trails that offer panoramic views of the lake and surrounding bluffs.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and families who prioritize natural scenery and water access over high-end resort luxuries. It is a fantastic choice for boaters and anglers who want to be stationed directly next to a launch point. Because the park offers several sites that can accommodate larger motorhomes and trailers, it is also a great fit for big-rig travelers searching for a spacious, quiet, and well-maintained alternative to private RV parks.