Yellville draws RV travelers with its front-row seat to the Buffalo National River and the quirky annual Turkey Trot Festival. Five parks in our directory put you minutes from kayaking Crooked Creek and hiking Ozark bluffs. Base your rig here to chase trout, chase festivals, and soak small-town vibes.
Yellville sits in Marion County, where the Buffalo National River carves wild canyons for canoe trips and float outings. Locals celebrate the Turkey Trot Festival each October; costumed turkeys strut Main Street amid parades and fiddles. Crooked Creek bubbles through town, stocked with rainbow trout for fly anglers. Buffalo Hillside Winery pours local vintages just north on Highway 14.
Buffalo Point hooks river rats with waterfront pads from $21/night. Sherwood Forest RV Park and Campground fits families and pets; pull-through sites, dump station, and 50-amp power keep everyone happy. Budget hunters pick Into the Woods RV Park for $20 to $35 nights, complete with showers and 30/50-amp hookups. Gypsy Soul Villa and RV Park tempt remote workers with WiFi, 50-amp service, and a dump station at $35 to $50.
Yellville shines for the Buffalo National River and Turkey Trot Festival. Kayakers launch from nearby ramps on Crooked Creek, stocked with trout. The October festival features marching turkeys down Main Street, drawing crowds for parades, music, and Ozark crafts. Hikers tackle Steel Creek trails five miles out.
Five parks list in our directory: Buffalo Point, Sherwood Forest Campground, Sherwood Forest RV Park and Campground, Into the Woods RV Park, and Gypsy Soul Villa and RV Park. Most cluster along Highway 14 or Buffalo River roads, minutes from town. Expect 50-amp hookups at three spots and dump stations at two.
Yes, Sherwood Forest RV Park and Campground allows pets. Pull-through sites, 50-amp power, and a dump station make it easy for furry travelers. Other parks like Buffalo Point suit leashed pets near the river; always check rules on arrival.
