What are the check‑in and check‑out times?

Check‑in is any time after 2:00 PM; check‑out is 10:00 AM. Late arrivals are assisted at the 24‑hour guard shack.

Is a water hookup available at every site?

No—most sites have water but sites 1–5 and 7A do not. Confirm your site’s amenities when booking.

Pets are typically allowed but must be leashed and under control; follow resort leash rules and clean up after pets.

Is there a dump station on site?

Yes, Riverside provides dump station access for registered guests.

Are fire rings provided?

Yes, each site includes a fire ring; always follow local fire restrictions and extinguish fires fully.

Is the 50‑amp hookup compatible with my RV?

Most modern RVs support 50‑amp service; bring a compatible cord or adapter if your rig uses 30‑amp.

Riverside Resort RV Sites at Mammoth Spring: Spacious 50‑Amp Pull‑Throughs for Family Getaways | Lodging | Environmental Attraction

Adventure Brief

Book a roomy 50‑amp RV site at Riverside Resort in Mammoth Spring for reliable hookups, river access, and family-friendly grounds. Enjoy trout fishing, easy setup, and evenings by a fire ring just steps from one of the Ozarks’ clearest springs.

Per Night • Two Night Minimum

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From $72.01

Riverside Resort • 2154 Weatherstone Road, Mammoth Spring, AR 72554 sits where the clear, cold waters of Mammoth Spring flow into the Spring River. The property’s 50‑amp RV sites deliver a blend of campground convenience and riverside calm: pull‑through or back‑in pads, picnic tables, fire rings, and access to a dump station make this a practical basecamp for families and anglers alike. Sites are threaded through stands of shortleaf pine and hardwoods, and the close presence of a first‑magnitude spring gives the river a distinct clarity and steady temperature that supports trout and a lush riparian corridor.

Each night at Riverside feels uncomplicated. The 50‑amp hookup keeps modern rigs humming, water hookups are available on most pads, and a flat site means quick setup — important for grandparents, kids, or anyone towing a small trailer. Campsite numbers 1–5 and 7A lack on‑site water, so plan accordingly. Check‑in is at the resort office; late arrivals are handled at the 24‑hour guard shack, and weekend bookings typically require a two‑night minimum.

Outdoor life here is defined by the spring and the river. Geological karst features feed Mammoth Spring, one of the larger springs in the region, and the cool outflow creates steady pools where rainbow and brown trout congregate. Walk the riverbank at dawn to find fly anglers working the seams, or follow an adjacent trail to a quieter bend where sunlit riffles invite photographs. Birdsong is constant — vireos, wood thrushes, and occasional osprey patrol the riverway.

Riverside holds value beyond amenities; it’s a practical gateway to the broader Ozark foothills. Day trips can include paddling on the Spring River, exploring historic downtown Mammoth Spring, or driving into backcountry for short hikes and limestone bluffs. The resort’s straightforward rules — quiet hours, leash requirements, and responsible fire use — preserve the area’s character and keep the campground family friendly.

For travelers who want easy hookups, a scenic river setting, and quick access to trout fishing and small‑town Arkansas charm, Riverside Resort’s 50‑amp RV sites hit the mark. They’re not about glitz; they’re about evenings by a fire ring, coffee on a picnic table while mist rises off a spring river, and a good night’s sleep powered by reliable electric and thoughtful layout. Bring proper hookups, plan for minimum stays on weekends and holidays, and expect uncomplicated outdoor comfort steps from one of the Ozarks’ clearest springs.

On-site amenities are practical rather than flashy: a coin‑operated laundry nearby, clear signage to the dump station, and friendly staff who can point you toward the best trout holes or a local diner serving fried catfish. For families, short walks and safe, flat sites make evenings at Riverside relaxed and reliably restorative and well-equipped campgrounds.