The Creeks Golf & RV Resort

The sites are long enough but not level.  My front jacks are close to the ground and my back jacks are almost all the way out.  The sites are close and most of these are permanent.  They don't enforce the rules.  It clearly states nothing under 30' and there are plenty here well under 30'.  No parking on grass, no clutter, etc, etc.  It's all happening.  Really looks more like an rv trailer park.  The price is high for what it is.  I would not stay here again.  The term "resort" needs to be removed.

Every day I’m amazed at what is classified as an “RV Resort”. This place does have full hookups and cable. The sites are blacktop but I don’t believe a lot of them are level. I spent 45 minutes trying to get my coach level but I had to settle with just staying on a slope. This “trailer park” as my uncle who lives nearby called it) has probably 90% full-timers. Many of the campers are older than 10 years old. Many of the campers have put ugly foil styrofoam boards as skirting around the bottom of their camper. We also saw some had put exterior air conditioners vent into their camper (placed on a night stand - outside in the weather). The rules say that all exterior/grassy areas must be kept clean and neat and clutter free. But a brief walk through the park and you’ll see that this rule is not enforced at all. I don’t know who the owners of this park are but I can’t believe they would be pleased at the dump this place has become. I’ll have to find a better place to stay the next time we’re in the area. Plus the amount I was charged was more than the amount on the email I received after making my reservation. 

Too bad you limit who can use your accommodations. There are a lot of well-maintained older RVs.

Pros: 1) Full hookups 2) Great water pressure 3) Cable tv included 4) Concrete pads 5) Free Wi-Fi
Cons: 1) Very little green space between sites 2) Fairly steep entering and exiting campground 3) Wi-Fi works well for email and light web browsing but not much more
Overall our stay was enjoyable and would stay here again.

Working in area. Didn't golf at all but hear its nice.  The pads nearly level and black topped. A lot of residents but nicer newer campers. They sell propane on site. It's a little bit to get to anywhere but both Springdale and Bentonville have anything you need. 

The good - full hookups, 50 amp service, concrete pads, on a golf course, close to stuff. 
The bad - expensive (more than quoted over the phone), on a busy road w lots of road noise, no personal room (as in state parks, etc), many full timers at the park 

They will let you use the dump station when not camping there. It is $15 but the closest I could find to my home. 

It really is a golf course with a rv park next to and some site view.