Welcome to Beaver Town, Arkansas
Nestled among 100 year old trees on the banks of the western most tip of Table Rock Lake where the White River meets the lake, lies the town of Beaver, Arkansas.
Dear Friends, the flooding of 2008 has caused structural damage to our beloved bridge. It is currently barricaded at both ends and we ask that everyone protect our bridge by staying off the bridge. Bolts in the I-beams have come lose and the vibration of motor vehicles will cause them to fall into the lake. So, please be patient with the Highway Department which is doing allit can to repair the bridge. Work will begin as soon as the water goes down enough to get construction crews underneath. Thank you for your patience.
Due to High Water Beaver Park is Closed Indefinitely
Located only a few miles from the Victorian charm of Eureka Springs, Arkansas and the excitement of Branson, Missouri, Beaver Town may very well be the best kept secret in Northwest Arkansas.
Our popular Beaver Park & Campground has been enjoyed for its beautiful, serene setting from the times when the Native American Indians roamed the Ozark Mountains to present day.
The railroad trestle across the White River, built in the late 1800s, was featured in the 1982 Civil War movie "Blue & Gray".
Our "Golden Gate of the Ozarks" swinging bridge is the last one in Arkansas open to vehicular traffic and is referred to as "the bridge to nostalgia". Our historic little bridge was featured in the 2005 movie, "Elizabethtown".
Our goal here in Beaver, Arkansas is to provide you and your family a place for fun and games in a clean, quiet place to sit around the campfire and see the open sky overflowing with bright stars.
We hope to have you visit us soon here in Beaver, Arkansas and take a trip back to nostalgia.
