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2/24/2012
As of January 1, 2012, admission fees are no longer charged for access to Arkansas State Parks museums


3/3/2011
ARKANSAS TOURISM NOTICE: Arkansas's Seven Show Caves Are Open to the Public

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Arkansas Campgrounds

Going camping in Arkansas? Twenty-eight of Arkansas's 52 state parks feature campsites. Sites are located in scenic settings showcasing the natural beauty and geological diversity of Arkansas—The Natural State. These Arkansas campgrounds range from primitive, hike-in tent sites to those with modern conveniences including water, electric and sewer hookups. Most Arkansas campgrounds include modern bathhouses with hot showers and flush toilets.

Browse the parks below to book a site and start camping in Arkansas, or take a look at state park cabins and lodges for a more upscale stay.


Bull Shoals-White River State Park

Cane Creek State Park

Cossatot River State Park-Natural Area

Crater of Diamonds State Park

Crowley's Ridge State Park

Daisy State Park

Davidsonville Historic State Park

DeGray Lake Resort State Park

Delta Heritage Trail State Park

Devil's Den State Park

Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area

Jacksonport State Park

Lake Catherine State Park

Lake Charles State Park

Lake Chicot State Park

Lake Dardanelle State Park

Lake Fort Smith State Park

Lake Frierson State Park

Lake Ouachita State Park

Lake Poinsett State Park

Logoly State Park

Millwood State Park

Mississippi River State Park

Moro Bay State Park

Mount Magazine State Park

Mount Nebo State Park

Petit Jean State Park

Queen Wilhelmina State Park

Village Creek State Park

White Oak Lake State Park

Withrow Springs State Park

Woolly Hollow State Park

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To ensure you enjoy your state park experience, be aware of the natural world. There are some areas which are potentially hazardous to all visitors. Since it is impractical to post signs at all danger points, use caution when approaching such areas as cliffs, caves, heavily wooded areas, swamps, streams, and lakes. Adults are responsible for children in their care. If unsure about possible hazards, check at the visitor center.

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