Parking at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

Free street

None, a free shuttle runs to Gate 1 /// Gameday, and the shuttle timing is disputed between two official pages

This is the one worth driving for. Arkansas keeps a large paved lot east of Razorback Road across from Baum Stadium, roughly a mile south of the stadium between Martin Luther King and 15th Street, with more than 1,800 spaces at no charge. Free public shuttles run from both east and west of Razorback Road and drop fans at Gate 1 on the southwest corner of the stadium. University police add the detail that matters most after a loss: the shuttle keeps making trips back to Baum until every fan has been returned to their vehicle.

Heads up: Arkansas contradicts itself on when the shuttle starts. Its public parking and shuttle page and the university police gameday page both say four hours before kickoff, while its main parking page says three. Plan for the later of the two and you cannot be wrong. Separately, the lot immediately north of Baum Stadium and the lot north of the Randal Tyson Track Center are no longer free: those now require $5 admission to a private tailgating event, so aim for the paved lot east of Razorback Road specifically rather than anything simply near Baum.

Via arkansasrazorbacks.com (Arkansas Athletics publishes the free paved lot east of Razorback Road, its 1,800 plus capacity, the Gate 1 drop off, the four hour shuttle start, and the $5 private tailgating admission now required at the two lots that used to be free. The three hour figure appears on the athletics department's own separate parking page, and the return service detail comes from the University of Arkansas Police gameday page. We have reported the disagreement rather than picking one.)

Offsite lot

Downtown Fayetteville, with a free shuttle from the Walton Arts Center for Spring Street /// Garage hours

Two city decks run $10 for all day parking. The Spring Street Parking Garage includes a free shuttle ride from the Walton Arts Center, which is the part that makes it work for the game. The West Avenue Parking Deck sits north of Dickson Street at the same $10 rate. Either one puts you in walking distance of the Dickson Street bars and restaurants rather than in a field a mile south of the stadium.

Heads up: West Avenue is priced the same but the shuttle is only stated for Spring Street, so treat West Avenue as a walk or a rideshare to the stadium rather than assuming a bus. Neither is a gameday lot held for football, so neither is guaranteed to have space, and we could not verify how early either fills on a game Saturday.

Via arkansasrazorbacks.com (Arkansas Athletics publishes the $10 all day rate for both the Spring Street Parking Garage and the West Avenue Parking Deck, notes the free Walton Arts Center shuttle with Spring Street, and places West Avenue north of Dickson Street.)

Stadium lot

On campus, the closest paid structure /// Gameday, first come first served

The Harmon Avenue Parking Garage charges $25 per vehicle on a first come first served basis. It is the campus option a visitor can actually buy, and it is the shortest walk of anything priced here.

Heads up: First come first served means exactly that, with no reservation and no guarantee, so it is a plan that needs a fallback. The free Baum lot is the obvious one, but it is a mile south, which is a real detour if you have already driven to campus and found the garage full. Traffic around the stadium is restricted starting four hours before kickoff, so a late arrival is contending with closed routes as well as a full garage.

Via arkansasrazorbacks.com (Arkansas Athletics publishes the $25 per vehicle rate at the Harmon Avenue Parking Garage and the first come first served basis. The four hour traffic restriction comes from the University of Arkansas Police gameday page.)

Stadium lot

About a mile south, off Razorback Road and east on 15th Street /// Contact the operator

The rule to know before you drive: RV parking is not allowed in any campus parking lot. All of it has moved to Road Hog Park, at the intersection of Razorback Road and 15th Street, roughly a mile south of the stadium, which offers both priority and non priority parking. Arrangements go through the operator directly on 479-409-8178 or roadhogs2011@att.net.

Heads up: Arkansas does not publish a Road Hog Park price, so we cannot give you one and will not estimate. Call before you tow anything to Fayetteville, because there is no campus fallback if this is full: the campus ban on RV parking is absolute rather than a preference.

Via arkansasrazorbacks.com (Arkansas Athletics states that RV parking is not allowed in any campus parking lot, names Road Hog Park with its location and priority and non priority tiers, and publishes the operator's phone number and email. No price is published on that page. Its public parking page separately confirms all RV parking is now located at Road Hog Park.)

Stadium lot

Corner of Martin Luther King Boulevard and Razorback Road, with a free shuttle /// Gameday, first come first served

Accessible parking is first come first served in Lots 320 to 322 at the corner of Martin Luther King Boulevard, which is 6th Street, and Razorback Road, with overflow at Baum East. Free shuttle service serves it. Unlike several programs this size, Arkansas does not restrict accessible gameday parking to season pass holders.

Heads up: First come first served with an overflow lot a mile south means arriving early genuinely matters here, because the fallback is the Baum East lot rather than another space nearby. Arkansas does not publish a price for these lots, so confirm before you go.

Via arkansasrazorbacks.com (Arkansas Athletics publishes Lots 320 to 322 at Martin Luther King Boulevard and Razorback Road as first come first served accessible parking, with Baum East as overflow and free shuttle service. No price is stated.)