Well, Arkansas was needless to say, interesting. We found ourselves in Hot Springs amongst an interesting crowd of people and the campground was just as unique. The campground itself was nice, nothing too exciting but nice... However, it was our neighbors that really make this worth writing about. We had a family next to us who insisted on walking around shirtless in sweatpants. I'm not one to judge, but these people were not exactly the type of people I want to see shirtless. Now, what really made them stand out was their staring. They stared at us the entire time we were there. It started when Cracky was parking the RV, the man just stared at her the entire time, and continued on until we were pulling away. I know we are a pretty hot family, but calm yourself and stop fan-girling. So, Hot Springs was an......interesting.. place, to say the least. But, I'll be lenient and give this 2 out of 5 RVs.
I had just about given up hope on Arkansas and what it could offer us until we pulled into our next campground. Tom Sawyer RV Park. It was the cutest little RV park along the Mississippi river, near Memphis. The people were incredibly nice and gave us complimentary dog treats for our poodles and a Tom Sawyer RV Park pencil. When we first arrived a huge double rainbow arced across the Mississippi and that solidified in our minds that this place was perfect. Rudder had fun running with Garrett along the river and we enjoyed our short stay. The only negative was the amount of Godzilla sized mosquitos that insisted on entering our home. I give this campground a 5 out of 5 RVs.
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