If you’re planning a trip to Eureka Springs and want a campground that feels equal parts affordable, welcoming, and genuinely fun, Route 62 Motor Resort is an awesome pick. We stayed here during a November visit and were surprised at just how much this little resort packs in – full hookup RV sites, quirky themed cabins, the biggest dog park in town, a heated pool and hot tub, a trolley stop, and more. From the spotless facilities to the friendly staff (and the text letting us know our site was ready early!), this place made settling in effortless. Whether you’re rolling in with your rig or looking for a cozy themed cabin with a jacuzzi, Route 62 makes a great home base for exploring Eureka Springs.
Camping & Lodging at Route 62 Motor Resort
Route 62 Motor Resort in Eureka Springs has a little bit of everything- whether you roll in with your home on wheels or you’re more of a cozy-cabin kind of traveler. We loved how easy it was to settle in here, and there’s truly an option for every style of camper.
RV Site Options at Route 62 Motor Resort
- 50/30-amp pull-through sites
- 30-amp back-in sites
- Full hookups at every site
- Gravel parking pads
- Picnic table + fire pit at each site
Prices are super reasonable for the area, too:
- 30-amp back-in: $30/night
- 50-amp pull-through: $40/night
Cabins at Route 62 Motor Resort
If you’re not bringing an RV, their cabins are so fun. Route 62 goes all-in on themes, everything from retro decades to rustic old-school vibes, and each one has its own personality. Most sleep 1–2 people, making them perfect for couples, solo travelers, or anyone who wants a quirky, cozy stay without sacrificing comfort. There’s a 1950s themed cabin, 1970s, 1980s, 1890s Victorian themed, Bungalow, Honeymoon, and Crows Nest cabin.
Cabin Features
- In-room jacuzzis
- Private bathroom
- Kitchenette
- Linens included
- All sleep 1–2 guests
Prices average around $119/night.
Rustic Bunkhouse
If you’re traveling with a group or want a more old-school, unplugged experience, the bunkhouse is your spot. It’s more rustic than the cabins but still comfortable.
Bunkhouse Details:
- Sleeps up to 8 people
- 4 sets of twin bunk beds
- Air conditioning
- Bathroom access nearby (not inside the cabin)
- Linens available for rent
- Averages $89/night
Route 62 Motor Resort Policies
- Refunds:
- Check-In: 3pm–8pm
- Check-Out: 11am
Amenities at Route 62 Motor Resort
We were honestly impressed with how many amenities they pack into this resort, especially for how cheap it was!
- The largest dog park in Eureka Springs (nearly 7,000 sq ft!)
- Heated in-ground pool
- Closed in winter
- Hot tub
- Shower house
- Laundry room
- Free bike wash station
- Hiking & biking trail
- Game area
- Outdoor game area with ping-pong, bags, and more.
- Wood-fired pizza oven
- Community fire pit
- Eureka Springs Trolley stop on property
- Free Wi-Fi
Bike wash and repair station
Our Review of Route 62 Motor Resort
We absolutely loved our stay at Route 62 Motor Resort and would 100% stay here again. Honestly, we couldn’t believe how affordable it was for full hookups and such a genuinely nice, well-kept park. It’s one of those places where you feel like you scored a hidden gem.
We were there in November, so the pool was already closed for the season, a little bit of a bummer, but we more than made up for it by hopping in the hot tub almost every night. Total cozy-season vibes.
We booked a back-in site, and while it was a little finicky to get into (some of them are tucked between trees), it wasn’t anything too stressful. Once we were settled, the site was great: clean, level, and really nicely maintained. We also walked a small portion of the on-site trail, which was a nice bonus, and used the laundry room- small but clean and totally did the job. We kept saying we were going to go play ping pong in the game area… and then never actually made it over there. Classic.
There’s a Eureka Springs trolley stop right at the campground, which is super convenient for getting into the historic downtown, just be aware that the schedule is limited in the off-season. We didn’t end up using it this time because of the November schedule, but having it onsite is still a huge perk.
Overall, this was a quiet campground with friendly campers, welcoming staff, and immaculate facilities. Every single area felt taken care of. The themed cabins looked so fun too- we’re already talking about coming back and staying in one of those for a night.
One thing we really appreciated: on the morning of our arrival, we got a text letting us know our site was already ready (well before the official check-in time). They included the shower house code, Wi-Fi password, and everything we needed, so we could just roll in whenever we got there. It made check-in completely effortless, which is always such a treat when you’ve been on the road.
Things to Do Near Route 62 Motor Resort
Route 62 Motor Resort is 2 miles from downtown Eureka Springs, Arkansas- considered one of the coolest small towns in America, so there’s plenty to see and do. It’s also around an hour from Bentonville, AR and an hour and a half from Fayetteville, AR.
