Boles, Arkansas, draws RV campers to its quiet corner of the Ouachita Mountains and the rushing Fourche LaFave River. Four solid parks in our directory deliver riverside sites from $30 a night. Park here to launch canoe trips, hook trout, and hike forested trails without the tourist crush.
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Boles anchors Scott County's wild heart, where the Fourche LaFave River carves through pine-covered ridges. Locals fish for smallmouth bass from gravel bars near County Road 27. Ouachita National Forest trails, like the switchbacks up Shepherd Mountain, beckon day hikers from any park. Waldron's annual fair, just 15 miles east, brings rodeo action and bluegrass jams each fall.
End of the Trail fits pet owners who crave campfires under the stars at $30 to $50 a night. Yearling Ridge Riverfront Camp hooks power travelers with 30- and 50-amp sites, WiFi, and showers for $40 to $50. Ouachita over Mill Creek serves groups with dump stations and pet areas. Turner Creek Road draws backcountry fans to primitive riverside pads.
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Boles shines for its access to Ouachita National Forest trails and Fourche LaFave River fishing. Anglers target bass and trout from spots near County Road 27. Hikers hit Shepherd Mountain paths minutes from town, while Waldron fairs add local flavor 15 miles away.
End of the Trail, Yearling Ridge Riverfront Camp, Ouachita/Mill Creek, and Turner Creek Road top the list near Boles. These cluster along rivers and forest edges in Scott County. Expect pet-friendly sites, hookups, and rates from $30 to $50 nightly.
Yes, End of the Trail and Ouachita/Mill Creek both allow pets. End of the Trail adds campfire spots for leashed dogs. Ouachita/Mill Creek pairs pet areas with group sites and showers near the river.