Due to severely dry conditions, several county judges have issued burn bans. When fire conditions are high, no open flames are allowed in Arkansas state parks under a burn ban. This means no fires in the fire ring or for cooking. Charcoal only is allowed in an upright or the provided pedestal grill. To see the latest counties under a burn ban, check out the burn ban map. This changes frequently during the summer. Park superintendents also have the discretion to issue burn bans. Please call the park you are visiting directly with any burn ban questions.
The restaurant is open with limited capacity.
You can find the latest COVID-19 updates from Arkansas State Parks on our COVID response page.
If you have questions please email the park directly at [email protected]
Due to the pandemic, housekeeping will not clean lodge rooms daily. Guests may request additional towels and toiletries by calling lodge guest services.
Campsite water will be unavailable starting Nov. 8, 2021, as we winterize our campgrounds. Drinking water will be available at the campground bathhouse.
Queen Wilhelmina State Park
What to know
The park includes 41 campsites (eight Class A, 27 Class B, five tent sites with water, and one hike-in tent site), picnic areas, and trails. Interpretive programs highlight Rich Mountain’s fauna and unique flora and connect you to the fascinating history of the three inns that have graced this mountaintop site.
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