Camp Robinson RV Park

We stayed one night in CRobinson. Employee stayed on the phone with us to help navigate to the FamCamp, as signage was poor. Site 22 was a pull through, small concrete pad but worked out fine, FHU, 50amp, with a little view of the lake. Lots of tall trees obstructed a full view. Not many campers there. Security guard lived there and was helpful to us in finding the sewer cap. So so many trees make it shady and this time of year produce mounds of fallen leaves so you have to look a bit for the connections. Nice and quiet area at Camp Robinson FamCamp/Army National Guard which we actually liked more than the newer area at Little Rock AFB. Fee was much cheaper than LRAFB, which was $30/night. vs $17.25/night at CR. Did not explore amenities available. We would def stay here again.

Arrived on a Sat and there was no one available to help and we definitely needed help. There was someone in our site and no available sites to slide in to. Even though we told them our RV length when we reserved they had us booked in the old side for smaller RV’s. Even if someone had not been in our site we would have never fit. Drove to the Police station (the back up when no personnel available) and found a completely screwed up reservation. Too many days, wrong last name and to make it worse the advertised rate is not what they were going to charge us. There is a 50% tax added to the reservations. Tax on a military base? And 50% to boot. They had our rate down as $11 per day for 4 days and a tax of $24 on top of that for a total due of $68. We had to scramble to find an alternate RV park for the night. Very disappointed. Will never try staying here again. To jacked up.

I stayed for the month of February 2022 at $17.00 a night. There is no monthly rate...from what I was told. I was assigned the older section and it is as described...older. The newer section is for big rigs and higher ranked military. Overall it is peaceful, no Commissary, small Exchange. This post is National Guard, so understandably there will be soldiers who stay 'long-term'.

Stayed in the new section (site 25) with full hookup (20, 39, 50 amp). The pad is plenty long enough for my 30ft 5thnwheel and it is level. Nice view of the lake. Most of the sites are still full of long term homesteaders but we had no problem getting a space. The price is now $13 per night.

Camp Robinson has built several new sites that are all pull through with full hookups. Very nice view of lake and in secluded area of post. Walking and running trails very close by and very scenic.

Evidently no one has updated this in awhile. Camp Robinson has a large brand new park with full hookups, pull through pads and is very clean and friendly. The lake is beautiful and full of fish. Very nice place to stay for cheap.

We stayed here in the new campground section while I attended a course at PEC. The new campgrounds have 50amp and 30 amp service and the pads are level. I will echo Roadtrek Guy's comments about the fulltimers, during our week here we only saw 1 other visitor - the rest were people on extended stays. The biggest downside to the campground was that it is built on a side of a hill and the pad locations on the extremely long pull through are staggered in a way that doesn't make sense. The pad length is good - our 38' fit on it with little problem, but the width is a problem given the slope of the hill. From the edge of our pad we had only 2 feet of gravel before it dropped nearly 3 feet to the next pad sight. There are still no fire rings, though there was a makeshift rock fire area and they had stacked plenty of firewood by it (for free). We saw prisoners cleaning the area so I assume they just leave the wood for their tenants. They do have nice plastic picnic tables now. Considering it was $11 for full hooks ups, it is pretty nice. I will also note that a number of the sites in the older part are empty and they are flatter (and smaller back in). The pictures online are of the older part and it appears some of it has been cleaned up.

We stayed here in a completely new campground section, which is located next to the old location that is still also being used. The new section has 15 sites which are all pull thru, have water, sewer & electric. The view of the lake from the sites is outstanding, and all of the sites are very large and it is a quiet area for a military camp. We have never stayed at a family camp that made the sites so spacious as these. There are no restroom or shower facilities in the campground, so if that is what you desire, you might not like it here. If you either use your RV facilities or are willing to walk, drive or bike the 1/2 mile to the fitness center, the facilities there are outstanding. From what we can tell there are 5 or 6 of these new sites that stay occupied by full timers, and the old RV park seemed to be almost fully occupied by full timers. There are no camp hosts here which posed no problem for us. The check in for this camp is at the base billeting office, and when you sign in they give you a key that allows you access to the electric box on your site. The staff at the office were all kind and courteous. The lake is stocked and there is a nice trail around the lake for walking. The actual RV park, which has just been built earlier this year, is built so that all of the sights overlook the lake, so as a result, from the water up to the top camp sites it is a pretty steep incline. All of the drives are crushed rock, and each site has a concrete pad for the RV. The length of most of the pull thru's is probably 125 feet or so. We were amazed by that. So far, no picnic tables or fire rings, but I suspect since it was winter here, they will probably add those this spring or summer. We ended up staying here much longer than we first thought we would, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. At $11.00 per night, we felt it was an outstanding value.

Drove over to the RV park to check it out. We have a Class B so we can get around most places. As everyone said, the park is full of long term guests. There were three or four slots open but there were big branches and broken limbs all over the spots. I decided that I didn't want to chance it since it was forecasted for rain and wind. Instead friends invited us to their house. I was planning on going to Little Rock AFB, it's close and reported to be much nicer for the same price.

P.M. left this review using the Directory software: Small campground on a hill, the road into the campground itself is steep and in poor condition but my 30'A pulling a toad made it just fine. Site is mostly level (old concrete pad) electric and water worked. This is a campground, not an RV park. For camping it works quite well, has a park on a lovely lake. It is old and not well maintained but you could call it rustic and be correct. If you are camping it is great, not so good for the RVer. Base small but well kept and had all basics. Billeting office was helpful and put me in space 15 which was easy for the A to back into. I would suggest sites 15 or 16 for bigger rigs. Smaller rigs could park anywhere. Do need to be self-contained, no amenities.

We were very disappointed....surprised at the run down condition of this campground. Most of the spaces were taken by homesteaders that had built decks / porches and had their personal junk scattered all over the place. Very small spaces arranged haphazardly with long water hoses and sewer hoses needed to hook up. If you have a large motor home do not go here! The price has been increased to $12.50

Stopped by for a look and update of the information. Not as bad as I expected, based on the previous reviews. However, this isn't a high class RV Park. Sites are on a hill and are not laid out well. It would be difficult to get into some of the sites. Campground is old and neglected. It does appear most of the campers there are long term. However, there were a few available sites and some were in a good location and easy to pull into. Sites and road isn't made for larger rigs. As long as you don't expect too much, these sites are a fair deal. Located across the street from a small lake.

If there were a rating lower than 1 I would have rated them lower. Very poor campground - so bad in fact we refused to even try to stay there. Even the directions to the site are very poor. Further, the phone numbers listed provide no assistance. Their stock answer is "you just have to come and look at it." They had no knowledge of site size, power, or other facilities. This camp site should be removed from the listing until the CO makes some major changes.

Didn't stay, wouldn't stay! Checked it out for further reference and glad we drove the Jeep in and not the motorhome. The road in is pot-holed gravel, the interior roads are washed out gravel. Un-mowed and un-kept. Hilly terrain with camp sites all helter skelter. The "campground" is full of homesteaders who seem to store everything they own all around and under their RV's. Even at $7 it is not a bargin. If the ratings had a "0", I would have given it all zeros. The location is the ONLY thing this campground has going for it. It could be a real gem on a small lake.