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Pecan Grove Campground

Lake Village, Arkansas

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Pecan Grove Campground in Lake Village, Arkansas, is a lakeside fishing and family retreat on Lake Chicot — Arkansas's largest natural lake and the largest oxbow lake in North America, in Chicot County's Arkansas Delta at the Mississippi River. The campground's boat dock access to Lake Chicot, the soul-restoring fishing for largemouth bass, crappie, bream, and catfish in the oxbow's 21 miles of still water, and the slow, deliberate pace of the Delta landscape that surrounds Lake Village give Pecan Grove the specific character of an Arkansas oxbow lake fishing camp that the national park and mountain resort camping experience cannot replicate — a place where the fishing is its own reason for being and the lake's natural productivity and the Delta's agricultural horizon sustain the contemplative quality that the campground specifically describes as good for your soul. Boat dock access, RV sites, and tent camping give Pecan Grove the practical fishing camp infrastructure for multi-day Lake Chicot stays — the on-site dock eliminates the boat ramp logistics that public access fishing camps require, and the campground's Lake Village position adjacent to the oxbow's northern reach gives guests the immediate morning launch capability that serious crappie fishing specifically benefits from in the pre-dawn hours when the oxbow's clear water gives crappie the low-light feeding conditions that produce the largest fish. Families and friends without boats find the dock fishing and the lakeshore relaxation self-sufficient. Pets are welcome. Lake Chicot is a 5,000-acre oxbow lake formed when the Mississippi River changed its course and abandoned this meander loop in the geological past — a crescent-shaped lake 21 miles long and up to one mile wide whose still, warm water and the flooded timber structure of its margins sustain the warm-water fishery that Chicot County fishing guides and tournament anglers consistently describe as among the most productive oxbow bass and crappie lakes in the Arkansas Delta. Lake Chicot State Park on the lake's southeastern shore provides the public swimming, cabin, and camping access that supplements the private resort infrastructure on the lake's northern end near Lake Village. The Arkansas Delta, surrounding Lake Village in Chicot County at the lowest elevation point in Arkansas, is one of the most historically significant and most musically generative landscapes in the American South — a flat, alluvial river flood plain whose plantation agriculture, the Great Migration's social history, and the Delta blues tradition that originated in the cotton field communities of the Mississippi River lowlands give the region the cultural depth that the Route 61 Music Museum in Leland, Mississippi, 20 miles east across the river, specifically documents in the Mississippi Delta's companion landscape to the Arkansas side of the river. Pecan Grove Campground serves guests year-round in Chicot County's Delta climate, where the spring crappie spawn from March through May and the fall bass feeding season from September through November represent the two most productive fishing periods on Lake Chicot, and the mild Delta winters sustain the snowbird and extended-stay market from the northern states and the Ozarks who make the Lake Chicot area a winter fishing base. The Mississippi River, one mile east of Lake Village, can be accessed by a short drive to the Great River Road's scenic overlooks in the Arkansas Great River Road National Scenic Byway that parallels the river through the Delta from the Missouri border to the Louisiana line. Reserve sites ahead for the spring crappie season when Lake Chicot's tournament fishing calendar fills the Chicot County lakeside accommodation.

What does this place offer

  • Bathrooms
  • Bird/Wildlife Watching
  • Boat Docks
  • Boat Ramp
  • Boating
  • Dog Park
  • Fishing
  • Full Hookup
  • Lake
  • Laundry

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Location

3768 US-65 #82, Lake Village, AR 71653, USA

Things to know

Check-in: 3:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

Rules

Registration and Arrival Check-In Procedure - Campsite Check-in Time: 3 p.m. - Campsite Check-Out Time: 11 a.m. - Need a late check-out? Just ask at the front desk! - When possible, we're happy to arrange this for you (additional fees may apply). - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager makes the ultimate decision regarding spot placement. Around the Campground - Our wildlife neighbors include coyotes, foxes, birds of prey, various reptiles, and some fierce insects. - Please keep a watchful eye on little ones and pets! - Help us keep things peaceful by maintaining a 10 mph speed limit. - Motorcycles, please idle through the resort so everyone can enjoy the natural sounds. - Only folks with valid driver's licenses may operate vehicles on the property (this includes golf carts and scooters). - For everyone's well-being, firearms, archery equipment, paintball guns, slingshots, air guns, and fireworks aren't allowed. - (Hunter’s exception: We love our hunter guests and know that guns and bows are essential if you are here to hunt. - Weapons associated with hunting need to be stowed out of sight while at the campground and respectfully transported to your hunting destination. Quiet Hours - 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM is our designated quiet time. - Being mindful of your neighbors creates a better experience for everyone. - Loud music or disruptive noise isn't part of our peaceful setting. Camping Accommodations - All RVs and travel trailers need to be in good working order and appearance. - Each site can accommodate 1 RV and up to 2 other vehicles, depending on the size of the site. - Tent camping is welcome. You must register at the office and pay for a tent, including if you are tenting on your RV site rental. - No more than 12 people total at a site at any time. - Visitors are welcome between 9 AM and 10 PM. Site Etiquette - Please keep your site tidy and welcoming. - All trash goes in the provided receptacles (please don't leave it out overnight - our wildlife neighbors get curious!). - For the health of our trees, please don't hang items from them. - All open fires must be confined to a fire pit. Please extinguish when unattended. You may dump ash on the gravel only. - Clotheslines, drones, and remote-controlled machines aren't part of our natural setting. - Sleeping bags, air mattresses, and cots should remain inside your accommodation. - Fish are to be cleaned at the fish cleaning station only, not at your site or cabin. Our Sensitive Pipes - Be mindful of what you pour down drains or flush. This is true park-wide: in your RV, cabins, bath house, and other shared spaces. - Our sewer system is damaged by grease, personal hygiene items (yes, even “flushable” wipes), and other non-organic material. - It’s a real bummer for everyone when things get backed up or overflow. Pet Pals & Littles - We love your four-legged family members! We have a three-pet limit per guest. - Please keep them leashed and supervised at all times. - We all appreciate when you clean up after your pets, both around the campground and in the fenced dog park. - We recommend bringing proof of current vaccinations. - Children using the playground must be accompanied by an adult. Parking & Storage - For boats, boat trailers, cargo trailers, and car dollies that need special parking, please ask us where to park them so it’s convenient for you and us. - No overnight parking or storage on the lake bank. - Vehicles should only park in designated spaces, keeping roadways clear. - Please do not park on the grass. - Damage to landscaping will be charged to your account. Maintenance & Services - Please report any site issues to our main office right away. - To keep our campground looking its best, vehicle maintenance and washing aren't permitted. Mail and Package - Mail and package deliveries can be delivered to the main office: - Your Name - c/o Pecan Grove Campground - 3768 S Hwy 65 82 - Lake Village, AR 71653 Campground Disclaimer - We promise to maintain a clean, safe, and welcoming environment. - We'll do our best to address any concerns promptly. - We'll respect your privacy and space. - Our office hours are: Mon-Sat: 8 am - noon / 1 pm - 6 pm (note we are gone at lunch), Sun: 9 am - noon / 1 pm - 6 pm (note we are gone at lunch). - You're responsible for the actions of yourself, your little ones, and your furry friends. - We ask that you respect our natural surroundings and fellow campers. - We need you to understand that nature can be unpredictable, and while we do our best to mitigate risks, we can't control everything Mother Nature or life does. - We reserve the right to ask guests who don't follow these guidelines to leave, and unfortunately, we can't offer refunds in these situations. This includes: - Disrespectful behavior toward other guests or staff. - Using profanity or violence. - Failing to follow these community guidelines. - We are going to do our best, but we are not responsible for loss, damage, injury, or theft. - We're so looking forward to making memories with you along our beautiful bayous and lakes. - If you have any questions or need anything during your stay, our team is here to help you make the most of your Delta adventure!

Cancellation Policy

FLEXIBLE If the guest cancels at least 3 days before their check-in day and time, they will receive a full refund (minus Spot2Nite convenience or resort fees). If the guest cancels within the 3 days before check-in, there will be no refund.