Very nice park. Right on the river. You can walk from your camper to the water and be fishing in minutes. Clean restrooms and helpful staff. Great place! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Large shady lots that are wide and easy to get into, in most cases. Cruise around and find a spot that you really like. Clean everywhere, with nice lake access. Toured the other parks that are nearby. We will return to this one. Water, potable, is very good. Oh, it's not far from Batesville dirt track for car races. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Excellent COE park. My Class C was no problem negotiating the roads. Not all sites level - you have to hunt for one that is level enough for you. I arrived after dark - not a good idea. Too hard to easily get from Hwy. 7 into the park when dark, and then a five mile or so drive to the sites, although the roads are good. No water at each site. There are water stations for drinking water and doing your dishes or getting a bucket of water every 5-10 campsites or so. You have better filled your fresh water tank on the way in. There is a dump and fresh water across from gatehouse where you pay on your way in. They accepted credit card. $18.00 for me, not old enough for the Golden Passport 62 years of age deal. Slept well. Be careful, Park Ranger warned of Copperhead snakes by the water - and I saw a dead Water Moccasin on the road during my morning walk. Other campers had dogs - so they allow them. I'll be back here too! We camped here in a Motorhome.

A great Corps campground. Don’t assume there is water at the site (as I did), just because it is a corps campground. Shaded, quiet, long back-in, spotless facilities; fairly close to I-30. Take R turn after turn for marina. Pick a site and honor pay at the bathhouse. Cost is $12-18; I paid the higher rate, but at $9 for senior pass rate. Didn’t have exact amount, so put $10 in the envelope. The next morning I found a note on my windshield: “thank you for visiting DeGray Lake. I hope you had a nice stay and will come back soon. Enclosed in the envelope is $4, as you overpaid for the campsite. Signed by Park Ranger. We definitely will be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice spaces in M & N sections with water an electric hook ups. Corp of engineers park so for seniors and disabled with inter agency pass: it's half price. Nice lake access for fishing and swimming. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very large campground. The water electric sites, which are in two of the loops, are in a more open area on top of the hill. Most of the other sites, the ones in the woods, are electric only. The park was very clean. Some of the bath houses looked brand new. It appears as though the park has seen some recent upgrades, some of which are not quite complete. The swimming area is a man-made beach with sand over some pavement. It is difficult to walk down to the water from some of the sites. However, the steep walk is worth the effort as the water is crystal clear! The swimming area was almost like being in a pool. (I don’t know where the previous reviewer got 47 sites from. There are something like 269 sites in this park. Only 156 have electricity. Maybe there are only 47 with water also. Some of the sites are tent sites as well.) We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had a wonderful time! Greer's Ferry Lake is beautiful. We were in complete shade at our site. The rangers kept the noise down after 10 O'clock. The bathrooms were clean, and the boat ramps are very accessable! We camped here in a Tent.

This campground is on gorgeous Beaver Lake in northern Arkansas. The water is clear and the scenery is beautiful. The roads are paved and the campsites are on the water. However, there are no flush toilets and the showers are pitiful. The campsites are nice with covered picnic tables. But honestly, why no flush toilets? It could be an extremely nice place to camp. But we opted to stay in a motel in Eureka Springs next time. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Just Beautiful! Large treed sites provide elbow room and privacy. My only gripe would be that the paved parking pads in Loop D were not leveled off. They followed the "lay of the land." We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stay here many times in the summer. Area D is best but reservations have to be made well in advance to get on the water. Site D11 is not on the water, but is one of our favorite sites. Long drive way for boats or extra cars. Most sites are shady and level. Beautiful Lake!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one of the best CG we have stayed at. Not all have water hookups and none have sewer (only dump station), but what a BEAUTIFUL CG. Section D is where we like to camp with trails that lead to the Little Red river for fun trout fishing. There are so many trees that it is hard to pick up sat and their local stations also, but so what. The fish hatchery is there also as well as the mountain and the dam. The people are very friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We love this place!!!! It is a Corp of Engineer campground so you can find it on ReserveUSA. The sites are large and private, especially up in D Section. The bathrooms are always clean. Trout fishing is great. We go back year after year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.