Campsite Adventure at Lake Leatherwood with Eureka Springs Parks
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to several days
Fitness Level
Casual physical fitness required; walking and setting up camp involve minimal exertion
Overview
Discover the accessible primitive camping experience at Lake Leatherwood with Meadow Campsite 12. Enjoy tent platforms, nearby restrooms, and the beauty of Arkansas’ wilderness—perfect for families and pet-friendly trips. Read on for all the details to plan your outdoor adventure!
Meadow Campsite 12 (M12)
1-14 nights • 8 Person Capacity
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About This Adventure
Experience the great outdoors at Lake Leatherwood with our primitive campsites! Enjoy raised tent platforms, picnic tables, and fire rings for cooking. With accessible restrooms and a bathhouse nearby, you can immerse yourself in nature while still having essential comforts. Perfect for families and pets, this is an unforgettable getaway!
Primitive Campsites For Those Wanting to Enjoy The Outdoors at Lake Leatherwood!
Amenities
- Raised tent platform
- Picnic table and fire ring with grill for outdoor cooking
- Nearby accessible restroom facility
- Bath house available
- Electrical Hookup: No
- Water Hookup: No
- Waste Hookup: No
- Pets: Yes (Domestic and On-Leash)
***Additional info -Please call us at 479-253-7921 for any stays longer than 7 nights -- Check-in is at 3:00pm
- Check-out is at 2:00pm
- No water at site. Water spigots are available by bathhouse and parking area.
Military Members
- We offer a military discount, please enter code 002 when booking
- Proof of service required upon check-in. Failure to provide proof will result in the discount being removed from your booking.
Adventure Tips
Pack for all weather
Weather can change quickly in the Ozarks, so bring layers and rain gear.
Arrive early in peak season
Securing a spot during busy weekends or holidays requires an early start or reservation.
Keep pets on a leash
Pets are welcome, but keeping them leashed helps protect local wildlife and other campers.
Practice Leave No Trace
Leave the site as you found it to preserve its beauty for future visitors.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Herons
- White-tailed Deer
History
Lake Leatherwood was originally built as a water supply in the 1930s, and its dam is still a prominent feature of the area.
Conservation
Efforts focus on maintaining water quality and preserving natural habitats for wildlife, with camping practices encouraging Leave No Trace principles.
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Recommended Gear
Sleeping bag appropriate for season
Ensures comfort overnight regardless of weather conditions.
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Camping stove or portable grill
Allows for cooking and meal prep at your campsite.
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Headlamp or flashlight
Essential for navigating around the campsite after dark.
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Comfortable footwear
Useful for walking to lake and trail areas, especially on uneven terrain.
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