turner bend outfitters

Stopped here when riding the Pig Trail (Hwy 23) on motorcycles. Was just starting to rain and we stopped for a while to allow the rain to pass.Staff was friendly. We picked up a few souvenirs, ate a sandwich and had a soda.

The folks at Turner Bend are the best, great spot to get sandwiches and snacks before floating the Mulberry!! A definite stop when your in the area!!

Turner Bend is a great place to stop when traveling from Ozark to the northern part of Arkansas on Hwy 23 We stop there every time we ride up that way, they are very friendly and have cold drinks ,snacks , outfitting for float trips and more, This has become a place to take a break when biking in Arkansas. Stop in at Turner Bend next time you are on Hwy 23.

We stopped for soft drinks and were really surprised by the amount and quality of Pig Trail t-shirts and other souvenirs. I was able to buy gifts for most of the people on my list back home who couldn't make it. Lots to see and very friendly workers too, definitely worth a visit.

A good pig trail ride isn't complete without a quick stop at Turner's Bend. Regardless of what you need, chances are you can find it here.

Located in the middle of the famous Pig Trail (Hwy. 23), it's a 'must stop' place. Rustic, beautiful location & if you need a rest, there are benches on the front porch!

Your one stop shop for pig trail ride for the motorcyclist. We picked up some muscadine wine along with some organic food.

I've canoed the Mulberry river many times using this outfitter. They go out of their way to please the customer. I've had a couple of friends comment, how rude the guys are when dismounting canoe after floating from upstream back to Turner Bend. Outside of that, I highly recommend this place.

Had to get fuel for our Polaris RZRs there from Mill Creek on the way to White Rock Mountain lookout (and yes we drove the RZR's on the highway to here). People are friendly and they have cinnamon rolls, ice cream, beer, etc (well stocked) and the place is nicely stocked.There were many people there the weekend I was there for a float trip event of some kind but the people were very friendly (let me fuel the rzr and then pay--no pay at pump) We did not use any of the other facilities

Nice area, super friendly people working there. There's a waterfall on the far side of the store that very pretty.

We rode our Polaris RZRs there from Mill Creek about 15 miles. I know we were breaking the law by being on Hwy 23 for about a 2 miles but it was a nice break on a cold ride.

OK...... I was disappointed at first. I thought there would be lots of white water on the Mulberry and was disappointed when the attendant was checking out the raft. She said if you want raging white-water you have to be here in March, April. We paid and set out on what turned out to be a wonderful wonderful run down the Mulberry. Parts of it was very relaxing and while, as she said, there was no raging whitewater, it was challenging nonetheless. Such a great trip for the entire family. I suspect most any time of year.

Been going here for years and these folks are awesome! They make every trip exceptional time after time. So friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and fun! Not to mention location- some of the best sites of the ozarks. Camping, cabins, canoe/kayak and my personal favorite atv/jeep trail riding, within 5 minutes you can be doing any. And if you havent ever floated the mulberry its a blast! Cant go wrong planning a trip with these guys. Southern hospitality at its finest! Have fun!

There's no better floating than the Mulberry River! Any experience level can find a challenging time here - from lower water for family play time to higher whitewater for exciting rafting. The drive thru the Ozarks is unequaled in either spring or autumn. Summer and autumn, hiking the Ozark Highland Trail... just about the most beautiful place in the world. The cabins are amazing, everything you could possibly want - and the fifth night was free.

We were on our way to Eureka Springs up the Pig Trail Scenic Byway (Arkansas Hiway 23) and Turner Bend was just to be a stop off to see waterfalls. But the two falls nearest the store were not running due to little rain during the summer. I asked the ladies working in the Turner Bend Store about The High Bank Twin falls that were about a twenty mile round trip down a side road. They saved me the trip with their information. But just a little way down Hiway 215 is a great place for a lunch picnic at a scenic view pull-off that overlooks the Mulberry River. The store is stocked with just about anything campers and canoers need and also prepares meals. Great place for a rest stop or to load up for supplies.