Lowell, Arkansas, serves as your launchpad to Beaver Lake's fishing holes and the Ozark trails just minutes north on I-49. Four RV parks in our directory hug the lake's edge or sit steps from town amenities. Camp here to fish dawn bass runs, hike Hobbs State Park, or dash to Bentonville's Crystal Bridges Museum.
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Lowell thrives along I-49 between Rogers and Springdale, home to J.B. Hunt Transport's headquarters. Beaver Lake crashes nearby with 480 miles of shoreline for boating and swimming. War Eagle Mill grinds corn just up Highway 303, drawing crowds for pioneer baking demos and riverside picnics. Local farms sell peaches at the Benton County Fair each August.
Green Country RV Park fits families chasing quiet nights near Lowell's ball fields. Hickory Creek - Beaver Lake suits boaters with 50-amp hookups, dump station, and group sites at $18 to $75 per night. Budget campers grab Hickory Creek Park from $17 nightly. These four parks anchor day trips to the White River or Walmart's birthplace in Bentonville.
Lowell anchors northwest Arkansas logistics as J.B. Hunt headquarters along I-49. The town gates Beaver Lake recreation and Ozark hikes. Visitors flock to nearby War Eagle Mill for historic grist operations and Benton County Fair peaches in August. Proximity to Bentonville's Crystal Bridges Museum adds art to the mix.
Green Country RV Park, Hickory Creek - Beaver Lake, and Hickory Creek Park top our Lowell directory. Hickory Creek - Beaver Lake hugs Beaver Lake with 50-amp sites and dump station. Green Country RV Park sits near I-49 for quick town access. All four parks welcome overnighters from $17 nightly.
Yes, Hickory Creek - Beaver Lake provides 50-amp hookups right on Beaver Lake. This park also features dump stations and group sites for bigger rigs. Rates run $18 to $75 per night, ideal for boaters needing power on the water.
