Alma, Arkansas, claims the title of Spinach Capital of the World, where vast green fields fuel the lively annual Spinach Festival each April. Six standout RV parks dot the area, offering easy access to this quirky charm and the wild Ozarks beyond. Park your rig here to savor farm-fresh eats, hike Backbone Mountain trails, and float the Mulberry River.
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Alma thrives on its spinach legacy. Trucks haul crates from local fields to markets nationwide. The Spinach Festival packs downtown Alma with parades, cook-offs, and live music on the first weekend of April. Lake Alma invites anglers for bass and crappie. Fort Smith sprawls just 10 miles west across the Arkansas River, blending history with honky-tonks. I-40 slices through, linking you to Ozark National Forest hikes.
RV parks around Alma cater to every camper. Fort Smith / Alma RV Park draws groups with showers, WiFi, and 50-amp sites starting at $40 nightly. Crabtree RV Park welcomes pets with dump stations and 50-amp power from $30. Clear Creek on Ozark Lake suits boaters and anglers, pet-friendly with 30-amp and water hookups at $16 to $75. Pathfinder RV Resort offers comfort from $52, while Eagle Crest Golf & RV Resort tempts golfers at $34 per night.
Alma earns fame as the Spinach Capital of the World. Local farms produce millions of pounds yearly, celebrated at the April Spinach Festival with parades, eating contests, and music. This event pulls 30,000 visitors to downtown streets like Fayetteville Highway, blending agriculture with small-town fun.
Six RV parks serve Alma, including Fort Smith / Alma RV Park, Crabtree RV Park, and Clear Creek on Ozark Lake. Fort Smith / Alma offers WiFi and showers off I-40; Crabtree provides pet-friendly dump stations; Clear Creek delivers lakefront sites. All sit within 20 miles, perfect bases for exploring.
Yes, Crabtree RV Park and Clear Creek on Ozark Lake welcome pets. Crabtree adds dump stations and 50-amp from $30 nightly. Clear Creek features water hookups and lake access at $16 to $75, ideal for walks with dogs amid Ozark scenery.