RV site details
- Water
- Dump station
- Restrooms
- Showers
From National Park Service Data. It doesn't list hookups or amperage or an RV length limit. Call (870) 439-2502 to ask before you book. Elevation is from the U.S. Geological Survey.
About Tyler Bend Campground
Tyler Bend Campground is a public campground in St. Joe, AR. It has 42 campsites. 42 sites can be reserved.
Tyler Bend Campground is a developed campground in the middle district of the park. It has 27 drive-in sites, 10 walk-in tent sites, 5 group sites, and a pavilion.
The campground has flush restrooms, showers, dump station, potable water, but no electrical amenities. Reservations are required through recreation.
gov or by calling 877-444-6777. Fees are charged from approximately March 15 through November 14.
It is free to camp over the winter, but amenities are limited during that time.
Policies and details
- Cell reception: Yes - year round
- Roads: Paved Roads - All vehicles OK
Rates
| Tyler Bend Campground Fees | $20 | All drive-in and walk-in sites are Tyler Bend are $20.00 per site, per night with a total of 6 people permitted on each site. Reservations are required through recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777. Fees are charged from approximately March 15 - November 14. |
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| Tyler Bend Campground Group Site Fees | $50 | There are 5 group sites available for reservation at Tyler Bend Campground. There is access to flush restrooms, showers, and water located nearby. No electrical amenities are available. Sites are tent-only and available for groups of 10 to 25 people for $50 per night. Reservations are required through recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777. |
Fees from the official record. Confirm current pricing when you book.
Location
170 Ranger Road, St. Joe, AR 72675
About 27 miles southeast of Harrison, AR
Elevation 603 ft
Get directionsConfirm the entrance with the park before towing a large rig.
RV fit and campsite setup
- RVs & trailers may utilize drive-in sites only. RV & trailer campers are not permitted at group sites or walk-in sites. Drive-in sites are paved and vehicles must stay on pavement. RV & trailer campers should choose sites large enough for their equipment.