Bella Vista lures RVers with nine golf courses, seven spring-fed lakes, and 48 miles of paved trails across the Ozark foothills. Three prime parks await: Blowing Springs with WiFi from $42 nightly, Pea Ridge Bike Camp at $29 for pet-friendly pull-throughs, and Bentonville Bike Camp offering 30-amp sites up to $100. Base your rig here to bike the Back 40 by morning, golf Highlands Course by afternoon, and stargaze over Lake Ann at dusk.
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Bella Vista captivates as northwest Arkansas's golf and trails haven. Golfers tee off at Scottish Links or Highlands Course with vistas of Loch Lomond Dam. Hikers conquer the 15-mile Mercy Trail through oak-hickory woods. Bikers rip the 22-mile Back 40 loop near Blowing Springs Ravine. Anglers hook bass in Lake Bella Vista, steps from urban Bentonville's Crystal Bridges Museum.
RV parks make ideal launchpads for these pursuits. Blowing Springs Park suits connectivity seekers with WiFi and $42 starting rates close to trails. Pea Ridge Bike Camp fits cyclists and pet owners via showers, pull-through sites, and $29 pricing. Bentonville Bike Camp serves power-hungry rigs with 30-amp, showers, dump station, and flexible $29 to $100 nights near Walmart's headquarters.
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Bella Vista excels in nine golf courses, seven lakes, and 48 miles of trails. Golfers love Highlands Course views over Loch Lomond. Hikers and bikers chase Mercy Trail and Back 40 singletrack. This planned community draws retirees and adventurers near Bentonville's art scene at Crystal Bridges.
Three parks top the list: Blowing Springs Park, Pea Ridge Bike Camp, and Bentonville Bike Camp. Blowing Springs starts at $42 with WiFi near trails. Pea Ridge hits $29 for pet-friendly bike campers. Bentonville offers 30-amp and dump station from $29 to $100.
Yes, Pea Ridge Bike Camp welcomes pets with showers and pull-through sites at $29 nightly. Blowing Springs and Bentonville focus more on amenities like WiFi and 30-amp, but check policies. Pets thrive on nearby trails such as the dog-friendly sections of Mercy Trail.