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There are 52 Arkansas state parks scattered around the state. They boast diverse scenic landscapes and both natural and cultural treasures. Mountain lodges and vacation cabins nestle into pristine forests; camping sites grace the shores of lakes; and hiking trails skirt rocky bluffs high above rivers and streams. There is, in fact, a state park in Arkansas for every interest and pursuit.
You can drive through Ouachita National Forest and all the way to Oklahoma on the Talimena Scenic Byway, climbing the state's highest mountain range in the process. Climb the highest peak in the state (2,753 feet) in Mount Magazine State Park while rock climbing or on an easy backpacking trail. Discover Arkansas history in Petit Jean State Park and one of the country's most intact Civil War battlefields at Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park. Dig for gemstones at the Crater of Diamonds, or discover an eighteenth-century mill at Hobbs State Park near Eureka Springs.
Ouachita National Forest surrounds the 40,000-acre lake of the same name, and is on of the most popular destinations for Arkansas vacation packages. With 975 miles of shoreline, this is the largest manmade lake in the state, providing a venue for fishing and boating, swimming and boating. It's just a short drive from the spas of Hot Springs, and is on the route of the Talimena Scenic Byway. Ouachita National Forest also contains the tallest mountain range in mid-America and the Western Hemisphere's only mountains that run east to west. Here is the historic Three Sisters Springs as well as fully equipped cabins, campsites, a marina and boat ramps. From November to March, you can join eagle tours when the great birds are wintering in the area. This state park in Arkansas offers something for everyone, and is additionally close to many other attractions.
Ouachita National Forest surrounds the 40,000-acre lake of the same name, and is on of the most popular destinations for Arkansas vacation packages. With 975 miles of shoreline, this is the largest manmade lake in the state, providing a venue for fishing and boating, swimming and boating. It's just a short drive from the spas of Hot Springs, and is on the route of the Talimena Scenic Byway. Ouachita National Forest also contains the tallest mountain range in mid-America and the Western Hemisphere's only mountains that run east to west. Here is the historic Three Sisters Springs as well as fully equipped cabins, campsites, a marina and boat ramps. From November to March, you can join eagle tours when the great birds are wintering in the area. This state park in Arkansas offers something for everyone, and is additionally close to many other attractions.
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