A handful of RV parks are located in Heber Springs so you’ll have some room to decide on which campgrounds are most desirable and have the most amenities suitable to your needs. About half of the campgrounds have full hookup sites while the rest are water/electric sites only. Most have restrooms and showers, and those sites that don’t have sewer connections offer a dump station. Outside of town, the closest campgrounds can be found in Edgemont and Fairfield Bay. A more practical parking space for your RV rental in Heber Springs, if you don’t need to connect to anything, could be the local Walmart parking lot. Ask permission from the store manager if you can stay for the night; chances are you can, with all the city comforts and convenience at your doorstep.

Make the Cleburne County Historical Society Museum your first stop for a proper introduction to Heber Springs. Housed in a former post office building, the museum features a wide range of topics that depict the many sides of Heber Springs and its residents. Historical photos are on display along with a few exhibits like Native American artifacts, railroad and military memorabilia, and pioneer tools. The museum, which naturally contains the history of the old post office, also has an early school classroom display. You don't necessarily have to be a railfan to be fascinated by model trains featured at a local toy train museum. Here you'll see standard gauge trains from the 1920s and '30s, and mini interactive layouts depicting O, HO, and S gauge trains. Railfans will find the museum’s extensive collection of reading materials regarding trains and their history informative. The uninitiated will stumble into a plethora of train memorabilia like menus from dining cars, time schedules, and safety booklets for brakemen, to better understand what railroad life was like for the old timers before diesel became popular. Rent a motorhome in Heber Springs in the summer and join in the serious fun that is the Cardboard Boat Race. Started as a summer attraction a few decades ago to draw more tourists into the area, the boat race requires participants to build a boat made from corrugated cardboard and not much else. The remarkable water vessel has to float and complete a 200-yard course on Greers Ferry Lake. As implausible as it sounds, the boats do achieve this incredible feat, all while being creatively designed and colorfully rigged. If all that action makes you hungry, you’ll be pleased to discover that Heber Springs has its fair share of places offering Mexican food, BBQ, and classic American eats. There are also several seafood joints, fast food outlets, and a few locations to order Chinese/Japanese comfort food. Close to a dozen grocery/convenience stores can likewise be found throughout the town, and the same number of gas stations are available for your refueling convenience. And you’ll be needing plenty of fuel for your Heber Springs RV rental to discover what lies beyond this charming town after you’ve had your share of enjoying the beauty and bounty it has to offer. You’d be surprised at how such a small town could whet your appetite for adventure big time. So set your sights to an epic road trip, book a motorhome rental in Heber Springs, and follow where the bend of the road leads you.