Camp Bunker is a family organization. Our father built this park in 1987 as a way to transition out of farming. He and our mother ran it until they retired. Since then our sister, Amber has ran the park. Last year, two more sibling joined to help expand the park by upgrading the facilities and purchasing nearby properties.

Large campground on Lake Chicot - the largest natural lake in Arkansas. The pecan orchard was planted by our great grandparents, when they were operating a dairy farm. All the cabins are refurbished buildings from the local community. We have a dock that guests can fish off of and a boat ramp for direct access to all the lake has to offer. You can fish, water ski, kayak, canoe, or play around with your jet ski. All the cabins have high speed fiber and smart TVs. There is WiFi through the camp ground. We have installed a 2 acre solar array on our farm behind the park to offset our electrical usage.

Lake Village is set on beautiful Lake Chicot. It is the largest natural lake in Arkansas over 27 miles long. Great for fishing and boating. We have Lakeport plantation nearby that does tours on the only plantation home on the river that was not burned during the civil war. We are centrally located to enjoy other museums such as the Japanese internment camp, the B.B. King Blues museum, Kermit the frog, Poverty Point and many others.