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Woolly Hollow State Park

Woolly Hollow State Park's Huckleberry Trail

Brother and sister skipping rocks on lake

No sibling rivalry here

Camping at Woolly Hollow State Park

Mountain biking at Woolly Hollow State Park

Go on a guided hike with a park interpreter

Camping at Woolly Hollow State Park

Dad in lake throwing daughter in the air in the lake at Woolly Hollow State Park

Woolly Hollow State Park's swim beach is the perfect swimming hole

Park interpreter shows little girl the flowers in the park

Park interpreters connect you to the park in a meaningful way

ADA accessible fishing pier at Woolly Hollow State Park

Visitor Center and Gift Shop

You don't always swim at the swim beach

Enders Fault Mountain Biking Trail at Woolly Hollow State Park

Woolly Cabin, the log home of the area's first settlers, offers visitors a historic view

Park interpreter looking through binoculars with children

Check out our calendar of events for a program

Rent a pedal boat and explore the lake

Night sky at Woolly Hollow State Park

What to know

This is a classic state park experience with fishing, boating, and swimming on 40-acre Lake Bennett in Greenbrier about 18 miles north of Conway. The lake was built in the 1930s by the Soil Conservation Service as its first watershed project. Today it offers a launch ramp with canoes, kayaks, pedal boats, and fishing boats for rent at the park. Bring your own pole, bait, and tackle. A snack bar is open near the lifeguarded swimming beach in the summer. Park facilities also include 30 AAA campsites,10 tent sites, and a bathhouse for hot showers. History buffs will enjoy the Woolly Cabin, an original 1882 one-room family homestead. The 9.4-mile Enders Fault is a mountain biking destination. Hikers have four trails to choose from.

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Class AAA - Water/50 Amp/Sewer

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Class D No Hookups

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