Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
From US-65N: Follow signs onto US-412 W/US-62 W/US-65 N, 6.9 miles, Right to stay on W/US-65 N,3.5 mi, (Arkansas Welcome Center will be on your left, from that point, our entrance is 500 feet on the left), Left into KOA *
From Branson, Missouri: Take W. Main St., turn left to merge onto US-65 S (entering Arkansas), 28.1 miles, Right turn into KOA (Before you get to Arkansas Welcome Center) *
From Eureka Springs, Arkansas: Left onto US-62 E/E Van Buren, 35.5 mi, slight right onto US-412 E/US-62 E US-65 S, 1.5 mi, Right into KOA.
Harrison AR KOA is the perfect choice to make your home base as you explore the Ozark Mountains. Nestled in The Heart of The Ozarks, conveniently located between Eureka Springs, AR and Branson MO, Harrison AR KOA puts you in the center of all the adventure, entertainment, and down home atmosphere the Ozark Mountains have to offer.
After a day of adventure, you will return to your campsite at Harrison AR KOA, put your feet up and relax by the campfire as you watch a spectacular sunset.
With so much to do, you will want to return again and again to the most beautiful place on earth, the Ozark Mountains.
A high spirited, country dinner show featuring a cast of 32 beautiful horses and riders. Dolly Parton's Stampede Dinner Attraction
1125 W. 76 Country Blvd.
Branson,, MO 65616
Branson Landing is a waterfront, open-air shopping,dining, and entertainment complex. The kids will be thrilled by the jet boats and waterfront zip line, while mom and dad enjoy a day of shopping.Branson Landing
100 Branson Landing
Branson, MO 65616
Noah Live on Stage is an action packed drama on a panoramic stage. This spectacular show brings the Bible story to life, featuring live animals and special effects.
Jesus Live on Stage
1001 Shepherd of the Hills Expressway
Branson,, MO 65616
An all American classic 40-mile round trip train ride through the Ozarks. Choose from day time rides or the dinner train.
206 E. Main St
Branson,, MO 65616
A fully narrated tram sightseeing tour through historical Eureka Springs.
Eureka Springs Tram Tours
137 West Van Buren Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Ride The Ozarks. This guide includes Maps & Directions of Local Routes and areas of interest.
Explore Harrison Motorcycle Arkansas
Named by National Geographic as one of the Top 10 Underappreciated Parks, the Buffalo National River is one of the few remaining unpolluted, free-flowing rivers in the lower 48 states offering both swift-running and placid stretches. The Buffalo National River encompasses 135 miles of the 150-mile long river. It begins as a trickle in the Boston Mountains 15 miles above the park boundary. Following what is likely an ancient riverbed, the Buffalo National River cuts its way through massive limestone bluffs traveling eastward through the Ozarks and into the White River. The Buffalo National River has three designated wilderness areas within its boundaries.Headquarters for the Buffalo National River are located in Harrison, Arkansas, providing administrative services to the national river. The Tyler Bend Visitor Center, the main visitor center for the park, is located 18 miles south of Harrison, Arkansas. The park has two other visitor contact stations; the Pruitt Ranger Station, located ten miles south of Harrison, Arkansas on Highway 7, and Buffalo Point Ranger Station, located 17 miles south of Yellville, Arkansas, on Highway 14. Pet Friendly with Restrictions.
Experience the "Greatest Story Ever Told". and then visit Noah's Ark Park Petting Zoo and more.
The Great Passion Play
935 Passion Play Road
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
ZOOM through the woods or gently cruise on the LONGEST and Fastest Mountain Coaster in the Midwest.
935 State Highway 165
Branson, MO 65616
Harrison is less than an hour's drive from five major world class fishing lakes!
Explore Harrison's Natural State, Natural Art Mural Tour in Downtown Harrison! The murals add a touch of real art to the National Historic District. You can park anywhere downtown and start appreciating the work of local and nationally prominent artists. Below is an interactive map that provides an image of each mural and the artist responsible for the work. We hope you enjoy Harrison's newest attraction!
Downtown Harrison.
Harrison Convention & Visitors Bureau 200 W. Stephenson Ave
Harrison, AR 72601
Located within the city limits and adjacent to Harrison High School and Middle School, Baker Prairie is one of Arkansas' finest educational resources and among the most accessible of all the natural areas in the state. Baker Prairie is home to over 250 different species of animals and plants. Some of the rare plants include: Ozark trillium, prairie violet, royal catchfly, silky aster, downy gentian, and early goldenrod. Baker Prairie is also home to four animal species of special concern: willow flycatcher, grasshopper sparrow, prairie mole cricket, and ornate box turtle.Due to its relatively small size and urban location, habitat degradation is a constant concern. Baker Prairie is a natural area that must be protected with special care.Friends of Baker Prairie (FOBP) is a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to the conservation and preservation of Baker Prairie, a native tall grass prairie located in Harrison, Arkansas.The 71 virgin acres of Baker Prairie are all that remain of a 5,000 acre prairie ecosystem located in northwest Arkansas. As development continues to surround Baker Prairie, threats to its healthy survival multiply.The mission of Friends of Baker Prairie is to protect Baker Prairie for the enjoyment of current and future generations and to promote educational projects informing others about its esthetic, ecological, and historical significance.Directions:
Follow U.S. Highway 65 north through Harrison. At the intersection of Hwy. 65, Hwy. 65B (North Main) and Industrial Park Road continue west on Industrial Park Road (Hwy. 65 is the main road and will turn to the north at this point). Follow Industrial Park Road to Goblin Drive. At stoplight, turn left on Goblin Drive. The prairie is 0.5 mile down Goblin Drive. Signs are on both sides of the road. Parking is available on the left side of the road at the high school and middle school.
W. Buris Way
Harrison Convention & Visitors Bureau 200 W. Stephenson Ave
Harrison, AR 72601
Hankering for fresh trout for dinner at the campground? Just 1.5 miles from Harrison KOA Holiday, at Bear Creek Springs, is Devito's Trout Farm and Restaurant. Great fun for the entire family! Catch your fill at Bear Creek Springs Trout Farm! The easiest Rainbow Trout fishing you will ever find and it's great fun for the kids and the entire family! No Fishing License Required. No Limit. Bring your own tackle or use ours (FREE).
We provide bait. Pay only for what you catch (call for pricing) - you must keep everything you catch. (Sorry, no catch and release).
We clean trout and pack on ice for no charge, or you can have DeVito's cook your catch during restaurant hours for $8.00 per meal - you supply fish and you get hush-puppies, choice of potato, small tossed salad and homemade bread.
You can also feed the trout for 25 cents.
Please Note: This activity is available for fishing by appointment only. Please call 870.741.8832 to make your appointment.
350 Devito's Loop
Harrison, AR 72601
The Haggard Ford Swinging Bridge, built in 1941, is a historic suspension bridge over Bear Creek north of Harrison. It is located adjacent to Cottonwood Road, just a short distance from US Highway 65 about 8 miles north of Harrison. You can park close to the bridge and it is open to pedestrian traffic so you can walk on it and view Bear Creek flowing below.
7832 Cottonwood Road #7818
Harrison, AR 72601
Visit the Boone County Heritage Museum and experience the wonderful and unique history of the Ozark Mountains and Harrison, AR. The Boone County Heritage Museum features exhibits from the earliest settlers to the area and depicts how the Harrison forefathers colonized the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. The historic museum also features exhibits from Harrison's railroad past, a war room that highlights the role that Boone County and Arkansas soldiers played in the Civil War, the two World Wars and other conflicts since. Be prepared to find something new in every room throughout the Boone County Heritage Museum as you explore the original, historic Harrison High School building.
124 South Cherry St
Harrison, AR 72601
Think of the Convenience Southern Airways Express provides Non-Stop Flights!
Fly from Harrison to Dallas and then from Dallas to anywhere in the world. We challenge you to see just how much you will save by flying Harrison first! You'll be amazed! Located 3 miles Northwest of Harrison
2524 Airport Road
Harrison, AR 72601
Come join us in Harrison AR. at Boone County Regional Airport where we'll depart on your incredible journey to see the wonders of over 55 miles of America's 1st National River. Soon after taking off from Harrison you'll be over Woolum and see the famous Skull Bluff and the Nars. On to more scenic icons of the upper river such as Big Bluff and Hemmed in Hollow. Next up Kyle's Landing and Steel Creek, lets see how many swimmers we will see in the amazing swimming holes. How about an aerial view of Ponca (pop. 14). No telling what we'll see in Elk country. We'll wrap up this amazing river journey at the start of the river near Boxley Bridge where we'll turn back and return to Harrison. Wow you just saw the entire upper Buffalo River in all its glory.
2524 Airport Road
Harrison, AR 72601
Need a ride to an event or shopping in Harrison? NATS is Rural Public Transportation operated for the general public. Rates are based on trip. Call Transportation Services at 870-741-8008
The Buffalo National River is one of the few remaining unpolluted, free-flowing rivers in the lower 48 states offering both swift-running and placid stretches. The Buffalo National River encompasses 135 miles. Since it is a wild river, you will be floating through massive limestone bluffs, surrounded by trees and wildlife the entire way, as you travel eastward through the Ozarks and into the White River. One of the most popular rivers in the state for visitors to enjoy floating, swimming, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. Multiple outfitters offer a variety of tours and rental services. The Headquarters for the Buffalo National River is located in Harrison. The Tyler Bend Visitors Center, the main visitor center for the park, is located 18 miles south of Harrison. The Pruitt Ranger Station, is located 10 miles south of Harrison.
Located just a few minutes from downtown Harrison, AR, is Maplewood Cemetery. Planted with over 733 Sugar Maple trees, this is a spectacular setting for visitors to walk, drive, photograph, or enjoy the serine environment any time of the year. Every autumn the Sugar Maples burst into color, deep reds, vibrant oranges and bright yellows, creating a magical place. The peak of color is usually in mid to late October or early November. Pet Friendly, too.
Maplewood road, south of Hwy 43 East
Harrison, AR 72601
Located in Harrison next to Harrison High School and Middle School is Baker Prairie. Home to over 250 different species of animals and plants, visitors can walk two trails, one on each side of Goblin Drive. visitors stroll past an abundance of flowing plants and native prairie plants. Trail is 1.18 miles round trip Easy Pet Friendly Parking is available at the Middle School adjacent to the natural area. Cell Phone Audio Tour available at website
1125 Goblin Drive
Harrison, AR 72601
The Ozark Mountains have some of the best hiking trails in the country offering beautiful scenery and wildlife. Trails range from 1 to 36 miles and have a variety fo difficulty. Trails offer a different experience with each season. Spring waterfalls and wildflowers, summer cool streams for swimming, fall beautiful fall colors, winter beautiful displays of frost, and icicles. Elk and deer frequent along the river in the early morning and evening. Hemmed-in-Hollow, Pruitt-Ozark Trail, Lost Valley Trail, Hawksbill Crag, and The Goat Trail and Big Bluff are just a sampling of the hiking trails you will find within 35 miles of Harrison.
Arkansas Welcome Center 3391 Hwy 65
Harrison, AR 72601
People arrive from all over the nation to fish n the Ozark Mountains famous for crappie, bass and trout. Avid fishermen and families alike will enjoy the lakes, rivers, and streams. Three pristine Lakes: Table Rock, Taneycomo and Bull Shoals welcome visitors to fish or enjoy water activities all year. The Buffalo National river and the White RiverWhite River are celebrated for there exceptionally clear waters and thriving fish population. The rivers present a variety of choices, including spin fishing for trout and encounters with catfish, smallmouth and largemouth bass. Crooked Creek, known for smallmoouth bass runs through Minnie Harris Park in Harrison Arkansas, providing a great place for a picnic lunch and family fishing trip.
200 W. Stephenson Ave.
HARRISON, AR 72601-9644
Harrison located in the heart of the Ozark Mountains has endless opportunities for cycling with various difficulty levels. The Tour de Hills Bike Race is held each April on th Jasper Disaster scenic route.
For less strenuous rides The Arkansas College features 2.5 miles of trail. There is also a bike trail along Crooked Creek in Harrison.
200 W. Stephenson Ave.
Harrison, AR 72601
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