NPS Photo / Wil Marischen What Is a "Developed" Campground?Developed campgrounds offer the most amenities of any park camping option. These campgrounds are also the easiest to reach, with maintained roads leading to each location. A variety of sites are available for tents, campers, and RVs. To learn more about the types of campsites in our park, visit our camping regulations page. Campground ReservationsDeveloped campsites are available by reservation only. Reservations can be made by visiting recreation.gov or calling (877) 444-6777. Developed Campground FeesDeveloped campgrounds charge a fee throughout the year, with discounted rates in the off-season. Click the tabs below for information on each season. All developed campsites require a reservation. Reservations can only be made through recreation.gov or by calling (877) 444-6777. Campsites can be reserved up to six months in advance.
For more information on occupancy and tent/RV limits, visit our campground regulations page. All developed campsites require a reservation. Reservations can only be made through recreation.gov or by calling (877) 444-6777. Campsites can be reserved up to six months in advance.
Developed Campgrounds
Alley Spring CampgroundLocated just west of town, Alley Spring is our most popular location on the Jacks Fork. Alley Mill, floating, and more await!
Big Spring CampgroundLocated just off the Current River, Big Spring Campground offers great hiking, quick river access, and one of America's largest springs!
Round Spring CampgroundRound Spring is a popular hub for floating the upper Current River. Visitors can enjoy natural beauty, shade, and summer cave tours!
Pulltite CampgroundThis developed campground follows the water's edge, offering a classic campground feel with easy river access.
Two Rivers CampgroundAt the confluence of the Current and Jacks Fork rivers, this humble campground is off the beaten path - but not too far from town.
Akers CampgroundThe Akers group sites sit right along the water. Whether it's fishing, swimming, or floating, this section of the river is pristine.
Camping RegulationsHelp us keep the park clean and safe by learning about camping rules and regulations! |
Last updated: March 19, 2025