Mount Nebo Campground

Highly recommend this beautiful and unique park. Right on top of the mountain with amazing views all around. Stayed in the campground and enjoyed the weekend with no complaints. Everyone on staff was very nice and accommodating with everything being very clean. The park interpreter, Andrea, did the activities for the kids but everyone can participate and is very knowledgeable and extremely patient with the kids.

Clean family and pet friendly campground. Disc campground is definitely geared toward children and mountain bike riders. The restroom is very small but clean and luckily we were there when the campground was not full due to sketchy weather. Men's bathroom only has one shower two toilets one urinal and one sink so if the campground was busy this could be an issue. We also noticed that the area looks like a suburb instead of a state park. We were a little shocked when we got on top of the mountain and it was nothing but houses everywhere. For us it worked good we're motorcycle camping and was able to get a perfect spot.

Looks like cowboys on the mountain. Wonderful place and only wonderful people visit here! Prepare and plan for Mt. Nebo weather as it can be fast changing and exciting. 😃 The bike trails are some of the finest around. Remember come here and leave with only memories!

The views are beautiful from this campground. There's a few spots that are nice, but most are small. No privacy. The bathroom is a little hike, but very clean. It even has some good soap! There is electricity and water though my water didn't work. You could even camp here free. There were about 12 people that had taken a campsite for the day. There were some just car camping in the parking lot by the bathroom/pool area. The restrooms are very clean. It had some good quality soap! I stayed a few nights because it was cheap for Arkansas residents, and I wanted to charge all of my devices. I left a day early since it was full and noisy with some guy who felt like the entire campground needed to hear his taste in music. I would stay again but only during the week. I seen the ranger once while I was there. They should drive around a little more often.

Awesome views and has restroom and showers

It's a neat park but I found it impossible to locate a map of the campground so I could choose a site I'd be happy with. Ended up right next to the playground (site 25) which stayed noisy and busy well after dark. No sites have any privacy. A few have shade but mine didn't until late afternoon. Arkansas State Parks could really stand to update their reservation site to include maps and photos of their camp sites and cabins. I wasn't super thrilled about the restrooms here either. They were located away from the campground next to the pool, and at the back of the inside of a bathhouse building that houses both the men's and women's restrooms. As a female traveling alone, I didn't feel safe. There were 2 toilet stalls and one shower. The shower did not have a door, only a curtain, also a little scary for a solo traveler. They were very clean though. The trails and scenic drives here were beautiful. Many options for loops. Very peaceful and incredible sunset and sunrise views. Really loved the stone patio overlooking the valley. BTW there is a nuclear power plant nearby. The cabins here look amazing, but there was a 2 night minimum to book.