Monday, May 7, 2018

Maumelle Park - COE

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   Views of the Arkansas River, spacious sites, and mature trees makes this is a very pretty campground but lack of vegetation between the sites means little privacy. All of the sites have water and electric hookups. Of the 6 sections, E loop is the only one that is first come/first serve.

  None of the sites are designated as accessible. We didn’t have reservations and were assigned a site with a narrow pad, a high drop to the ground, and an unusable table. We asked to switch sites and picked a fairly nice one in E loop but after walking through the entire campground we saw other sections that were even better. The sites in B loop are a bit wider with a river view. Some of the sites in A loop and all of the sites in F loop are extra wide to allow room for a towed or tow vehicle. Most have free standing, usable tables.

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  The campground also has 10 Medical Extended-Stay sites for UAMS patients who are undergoing long term treatment. This is the first time that we seen anything like this offered by a campground.

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   A short paved trail starts in the campground and makes a loop through the woods. Wheelchair users may need assistance due to steep sections.

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Campground  34.82872, -92.42792

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4 comments:

  1. This is where we stay when I am there for my annual check-up at UAMS, we "don't" get to stay in the long-term UAMS sites...but have talked to a few people who have. One was a father, daughter had to have treatments once per month which lasts 4-5 days. He drives the trailer from a rural community in Arkansas and sets it up, goes back and brings the girl and whole family the next day. Sure hope those treatments worked...that was about 3 years ago that we met them.

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    1. They're nice sites. Seems like other people could use them as long as they agreed to vacate the site if it was need by somebody who getting treatment. I think only three of them were occupied.

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  2. COE campgrounds have been good. I wouldn't think things are getting crowded yet.

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    1. This one is only busy on the weekends. We got there Sunday afternoon and there were a lot of unoccupied sites.

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