Treasure Isle RV Park

Campground in Hot Springs, AR • 55 RV Sites

Treasure Isle RV Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas, provides a lake-resort camping experience on the Ouachita Mountains reservoir chain in Garland County, where Lake Hamilton and the surrounding spring-fed mountain lakes create the leisure and recreation environment that has made Hot Springs one of the South's most enduringly popular resort destinations since the early twentieth century when the thermal springs and the Bathhouse Row's elaborate spa architecture first established the city's reputation as a national health resort and recreational getaway. The park's lake access, kayak rentals, boat docks, boat ramp, pool, and cabin rentals serve the Hot Springs visitor community whose itinerary combines lake recreation with the city's extraordinary national park, racing heritage, and arts culture. The park's facilities deliver complete lake-resort camping service: a lake with boat docks, boat ramp, and boat storage, kayak rentals, an outdoor pool, cabin rentals, gaga ball, corn hole, playground, pavilion, dog park, laundry, showers, bathrooms, general store, firewood, dump station, Wi-Fi, and the fishing access to Lake Hamilton's largemouth bass and bream that the park's lake frontage provides collectively serve the families, couples, and fishing groups whose Hot Springs camping priorities balance lake recreation with access to the national park's thermal spring history and the Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort's thoroughbred racing season. The national park access nearby represents the unique distinction of a campground whose nearest federal land is a city-embedded urban national park. Hot Springs National Park is among the most unusual units in the National Park System—a 5,500-acre park embedded within the city of Hot Springs and centered on 47 thermal springs whose 143-degree water flows at 700,000 gallons per day from the Ouachita Mountains' geological formation in a geothermal phenomenon that Native Americans recognized and used for centuries before European settlement. The Bathhouse Row on Central Avenue preserves eight historic bathhouse buildings from the early twentieth-century spa era in a National Historic Landmark district where the Fordyce Bathhouse National Park Visitor Center and the operating Quapaw Baths and Spa bring the thermal spring experience into contemporary tourism context with historic architectural interpretation. Lake Hamilton's developed shoreline represents one of the most thoroughly resort-developed mountain lakes in the Ozark-Ouachita region—dining establishments, marinas, and water recreation businesses line the coves and inlets of the 7,200-acre reservoir in a development pattern that reflects Hot Springs' century of resort culture. Lake Ouachita, approximately 15 miles west of Hot Springs via AR-270, provides the contrasting wilderness lake experience in 40,000 acres of Arkansas's largest reservoir surrounded by the Ouachita National Forest's protected mountain terrain—crystal-clear water visibility and the absence of shoreline development make Lake Ouachita one of the cleanest lakes in the United States. Treasure Isle RV Park operates year-round in Garland County's mild Ouachita Mountain climate, with the spring thoroughbred racing season at Oaklawn from January through April—one of the most storied racing calendars in American thoroughbred sports—driving significant visitor traffic to the Hot Springs area in the months when the campground's lake recreation is complemented by daily racing at the historic Oaklawn facility. Summer's warm temperatures make Lake Hamilton the primary guest recreation anchor, and the fall season's bass fishing on the cooled lake and the Ouachita National Forest's color display create the autumn recreation combination that sustains meaningful Hot Springs visitation from Labor Day through Thanksgiving.

Campground rules and policies

TREASURE ISLE RV PARK POLICIESCheck-in Procedure
- Check-in: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
- Check-out: 11:00 AM
- If arriving outside of check-in times, please see the After Hours Registration Procedure below.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.After-Hours Registration Procedure
With Confirmed Reservation:
- Locate the Name and Site Assignment on Reservation Board at Office
- Retrieve Reservation Documentation from Reservation Board
- Proceed to Your designated site and enjoy your evening
- Visit the office in the morning to finalize the registration
- NO SITE CHANGES WITHOUT OFFICE APPROVALQuite Hours
- Please observe quiet hours in the park from 10:00 PM - 8:00 AMSpeed Limit
- The speed limit within the resort is 4.5 mph.Pet Policy
- PET OWNERS MUST CLEAN UP AFTER THEIR PETS
- Pets MUST be kept on a leash no longer than 10 feet at all times.
- Owner MUST be in physical control of leashed PET at all times.
- Pets may NOT be left unattended outside at the campsite.
- Pets may NOT be tethered to utility fixtures, picnic tables, trees, or fences.
- Pets may NOT be tethered to stake tie-outs and/or trolley tie-outs (cable/pulley runs).
- Pets are NOT allowed in the Office, Pool Area, Bath House, or Laundry Facilities.
- Pets are NOT allowed in Cabins.
- The following dog breeds are NOT allowed on the property under any circumstance - Akita, American Staffordshire Terrier, Chow, Doberman Pinscher, Pit Bull, Presa Canario, Rottweiler, Wolf hybrid, or any dog that is a mix that includes
one or more of the breeds listed above.Pool Rules
- NO DIVING
- NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY at the Swimming Pool of the Lake. Swim at your own risk.
- Children under 12 years of age MUST be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older.
- No more than 15 people in the swimming pool at one time.
- No glass or styrofoam containers in the swimming pool area.
- No alcoholic beverages in the swimming pool area.
- No smoking in or within 25ft of the swimming pool area.
- Shower before entering the swimming pool.Smoking Policy
- Absolutely No Smoking inside cabins or within any of the Park facilities.Additional Park Rules
- No tents on RV sites
- Only one RV and two vehicles per campsite. Please park only in your designated parking area.
- All campsites are to be kept clean and neat at all times. Only camping equipment (outdoor lawn furniture, barbecue grill, fire ring, and picnic table) allowed at campsites.
- Outdoor Rugs must be made or appropriate outdoor material and be in good condition. No Carpet of any type is allowed; this includes indoor/outdoor and turf.
- Clotheslines are not permitted. Please use provided laundry facilities.
- Fireworks and Firearms are strictly prohibited.
- Parents/guardians are responsible at all times for their children's safety and behavior. Please supervise small children in showers and restrooms, and do not allow children to play in the roadway.
- Please place all trash in property containers or dumpsters. No Trash in Firepits. Please do not leave trash out overnight.
- Due to the Board of Health Regulations, animals and the washing of dishes are prohibited in the restrooms.
- Trees, and the shade they provide, are an integral part of an enjoyable Campground experience. However, healthy and well-maintained trees pose a natural hazard of falling debris, such as leaves and branches, especially during windy and/or extreme weather conditions. Treasure Isle RV Park does not assume responsibility for these natural hazards or for any property damage, injury, or other circumstances that may result. Please take this into consideration when parking in RV Park & Campground and while enjoying the Park.
- Park management is not responsible for loss, damages, or claims to the property of guests due to fire, theft, accident, or any other cause. Management also reserves the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone unwilling to follow park policies or extend common courtesy will be asked to leave immediately without reimbursement.By checking-in and/or providing payment certifies that you confirm and acknowledge reading of and understanding of the above policies.We want to make sure that your stay is both pleasant and comfortable. If you need any information, please feel free to inquire at the Campground Office or by calling 501-767-6852. Please help us make your stay here more enjoyable through your cooperation with the following policies: