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  • Arkansas Recreation Areas

With Ouachita and Ozark Mountains comprising miles and miles of trails, there is no dearth of recreation areas in Arkansas. Large number of lakes and rivers surround Eureka Springs, best known for providing every adventure you wish. It provides some of the best fishing, hiking and boating spots in the state. Caves, streams and waterfalls are just marvelous here. Blanchard Springs Recreation Area is one of the best swimming sites in Arkansas. Similarly, Big Piney Creek at Long Pool Recreation Area near Dover offers the calm natural water stretch. 82 acres Shores Lake near Mulberry multiplies the thrill of fishing, hiking and boating. Lake Greeson encompasses 15 recreation areas, more than 400 campsites, boat ramps and beaches.

 
  • Lake Ouachita State Park
When it comes to choices, Lake Ouachita State Park near Hot Springs will be an ideal pick. It offers more than 100 campsites, over 2 dozens of recreation areas and more than 200 islands and great number of swimming spots. Lake Quachita, recognized as one of the cleanest lakes in America, is spread in 40,000 acres and stretches upto 30 miles. Camping enthusiasts indulge in water skiing, scuba diving and boating. Anglers have their day of fun catching bream, catfish, largemouth bass and stripers. Denby Point on the banks of lake is the one of the most preferable campsites in this park. Bald Eagles are commonly sighted here during winter.
Lake Ouachita State Park
  • Crowley’s Ridge State Park
Crowley’s Ridge State Park is located amidst dense hilly forests, northeast of Arkansas. During 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps have created fine stone structures and carved native architectural designs, which are still among the major attractions of this park. It is named after Benjamin Crowley who is regarded as the first settler in the area. The park is as rustic as it is filled with ultra modern facilities. Fully equipped large cabins with kitchen area and bath spaces are provided at 26 campsites in this park. It comprises 31 acre water body serving as an ideal fishing spot, swimming lake in more than 3 acres, beautiful trails and a fine bar.
Crowley’s Ridge State Park