Booneville, Arkansas, lures RV campers with its legendary Watermelon Festival and easy access to the Mulberry River's fishing holes. Six parks in our directory provide affordable pads from $12 a night amid Ozark foothills. Pull in here to launch hikes at Mount Magazine State Park and savor small-town barbecues.
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About Booneville, Arkansas
Booneville anchors Logan County with the Arkansas Veterans Home, a sprawling campus honoring military heroes. Each August, the Logan County Fairgrounds explode with the Watermelon Festival: parades roll down Main Street, fiddlers jam, and contestants spit seeds over 40 feet. Hikers tackle trails at Blue Mountain Lake, just 15 miles north, while anglers cast lines into the Petit Jean River.
RV parks here serve every traveler. Families plug into WiFi at Countryside Inn and RV Park, steps from town diners. Budget hunters snag Boonville Municipal Park Campground for $12 nightly, complete with WiFi and river proximity. Parkside RV Park delivers value from $20 a night, also wired. River rats claim riverside spots at Knoppers Ford Campground. Solitude seekers vanish into Jack Creek Campground's wooded acres.
- Three parks offer WiFi: Countryside Inn, Parkside RV Park, and Boonville Municipal Park Campground
- Boonville Municipal Park Campground starts at $12 per night
- Parkside RV Park offers sites from $20 nightly
- Knoppers Ford Campground borders the Mulberry River for direct paddling access
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