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Your Ozark RV basecamp.

Full-hookup RV camping near the Buffalo National River in Marshall, Arkansas. Nine RV sites. 20/30/50-amp service. Water and sewer. Pull-through options, peaceful views and room to unwind on 23 family-owned Ozark acres.

travel trailer camping at Grassy Road Camping

Full-Hookup RV Sites

Bring your camper, fifth wheel or motorhome to our Marshall, Arkansas RV park. Every RV site includes 20/30/50-amp electric, water, sewer, a picnic table and a fire pit. Sites 6 and 7 offer pull-through access, with select sites suited to large rigs. Choose your site by RV length and check live rates when booking.

Primitive Tent Camping

Shaded, quiet sites with easy access to trails, fire rings, and the new group fire pit area. Starting at $22/night.

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Tent Sites
Large tent sites with electricity

Electrical Tent Sites

Sites close to the bathhouse with easy access to trails, fire rings, and the new group fire pit area. Starting at $30/night.

Site Map

RV park map showing each RV site and each Cabin location

Guest Amenities

We want every guest to enjoy a clean, peaceful, and memorable stay at Grassy Road Cabins & Camping. When you book an RV or tent site, you get access to all of the following:

Included With Your Stay

  • Access to our treehouse play area

  • Use of the fishing pond (catch-and-release)

  • Clean bathhouse with hot showers

  • Hiking trails throughout the property

  • Dumpster access for trash

  • Firewood available for purchase on-site

  • Quiet, family-friendly atmosphere with beautiful Ozark views

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Pet Policy

We are dog friendly, and well-behaved pets are welcome at the campground. To keep things enjoyable for all guests, please follow these rules:

  • Dogs must remain on a leash at all times.

  • Owners must clean up after their pets — anywhere on the property.

  • Dogs should never be left unattended outside.

  • Excessive barking or disruptive behavior is not permitted.

Important Note for Tent Campers

If you're camping in a tent, please plan carefully before bringing a dog.
Many pets who are used to sleeping indoors struggle with the sounds of nature, wildlife activity, and other campers — and often bark all night long. This can disturb you, your neighbors, and the entire campground.

For everyone’s comfort, we strongly recommend only bringing a dog tent camping if they are already experienced sleeping outdoors and do well in new environments.

General Campground Guidelines

To help keep the campground clean and enjoyable for everyone:

  • Respect quiet hours and your fellow campers.

  • Campfires are allowed only in designated fire rings.

  • Dispose of trash in the dumpster before checkout.

  • Keep your site tidy during your stay.

  • Follow all posted rules and staff instructions.

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