Catherine's Landing, an RVC Outdoor Destination

Catherine's Landing, an RVC Outdoor Destination

1700 Shady Grove Rd, Hot Springs, AR 71901, Hot Springs, United States

3-star hotel

Guest rating: 4.6 / 5

Overview

Catherine's Landing, an RVC Outdoor Destination, is a lakeside outdoor-focused resort in Hot Springs, Arkansas, offering a mix of cabins, yurts, camping sites, and RV parking on the shore of Lake Catherine. Rated 3 stars with a strong 4.6 average from 879 reviews, it caters to travelers seeking a nature-oriented stay rather than a traditional hotel experience. The property emphasizes waterfront access and a range of accommodation styles for different budgets and travel styles.

Accommodations

Guests can choose from cute cabins, yurts, tent camping spots, and full RV hookups, giving the property flexibility for both rustic and more comfortable outdoor stays. This variety makes it a distinctive option compared to standard hotels, appealing to guests who want to camp or glamp near the water.

Amenities & Recreation

The resort's setting by Lake Catherine is a central draw, with guests noting large, very clean shower and restroom facilities on site. Adventureworks Hot Springs is less than a kilometer away, adding easy access to outdoor adventure activities for guests staying at the property.

Location & Surroundings

Catherine's Landing sits close to Lake Catherine State Park (about 7.3 km) and within a reasonable drive of the major Hot Springs attractions, including Hot Springs National Park, the historic Bathhouse Row sites (Fordyce and Buckstaff Bathhouses), Oaklawn Hot Springs, the Gangster Museum of America, and The Grand Promenade, all roughly 9-11 km away. Garvan Woodland Gardens is the closest major attraction at about 4.2 km, and family attractions like Magic Springs theme park and Arkansas Alligator Farm & Petting Zoo are also within a short drive.

Best for

This property suits outdoor enthusiasts, campers, and RV travelers who want lakeside access combined with proximity to Hot Springs' cultural and recreational attractions. It's especially well suited to families or groups who prefer cabins, yurts, or RV sites over conventional hotel rooms and enjoy a mix of nature and nearby sightseeing.

Travel tips

Having a car is recommended, since major Hot Springs attractions like the National Park, Bathhouse Row, and downtown sites are roughly 9-11 km away. Guests should be aware that storms in the area have reportedly caused occasional power outages, so it's worth planning for possible brief interruptions to electricity and water pressure. Adventureworks Hot Springs, just under a kilometer away, is a convenient first stop for outdoor activities without needing to drive far.

What guests say

Guests consistently praise the proactive, friendly staff and the appeal of the lakeside setting, highlighting the cute cabins, yurts, and well-kept camping and RV spots. Restroom and shower facilities are repeatedly described as large and very clean. On the negative side, some guests report low water pressure and multi-hour electricity outages during storms, with at least one reviewer cutting their stay short due to these utility issues.

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