Holly Grove anchors the Arkansas Delta's wild heart, where rice fields stretch to bayous teeming with bass and ducks. Four RV parks await, offering everything from full hookups to primitive wildlife sites. Camp here to stalk trophy deer at dawn or cast lines into South Webb Lake by dusk.
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Rice paddies blanket Holly Grove along U.S. Highway 49, fueling the Delta's farm economy since the 1800s. Hunters target Dagmar Wildlife Management Area's 21,000 acres for deer, turkey, and waterfowl each season. Birders scan the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge skies for rare warblers. Festivals like the annual Rice Festival pack Main Street with local cooks and live music.
Yoder Outpost RV Park delivers WiFi, 30-amp, and 50-amp power to tech-dependent families at $45 per night. H&G RV Campground fits budget travelers and pets with pull-through sites, sewer hookups, and a dump station from $10 to $35 nightly. South Webb Lake Camp calls to anglers craving quiet waterside pitches. Dagmar Wildlife Management Area Campsites host big rigs and groups amid primitive, pet-friendly woods.
Holly Grove excels in rice production and Delta hunting. Rice fields line Highway 49, while Dagmar Wildlife Management Area draws deer and duck hunters to its 21,000 acres. The Cache River nearby boosts fishing and birding adventures year-round. Local festivals celebrate farm life on Main Street.
Yoder Outpost RV Park, H&G RV Campground, South Webb Lake Camp, and Dagmar Wildlife Management Area Campsites serve Holly Grove. Yoder sits with full hookups off Highway 49; H&G provides budget pull-throughs nearby. South Webb Lake and Dagmar offer primitive lakeside and wooded spots minutes from town.
Yes, H&G RV Campground and Dagmar Wildlife Management Area Campsites welcome pets. H&G pairs pet access with pull-through sites and dump station for easy stays. Dagmar allows leashed pets across its big rig-friendly group areas amid wildlife trails.