Arkansas’s newest state park is a feast for the senses. Where else can you find America’s longest and most historic river, the cold and refreshing Bear Creek Lake, a plethora of native wildflowers, and a beautiful campground nestled in a hardwood forest with spectacular views? Nowhere but the enchanting Mississippi River State Park. The park is on the Audubon Great River Birding trail and will inspire you with glimpses of unusual water birds, songbirds, and raptors. Gators, otter, fox, deer, and beaver are also common. If you’ve got some vacation time to use up, we encourage you to hitch up your boat and head out to Mississippi River State Park.
Arkansas’s newest state park is a feast for the senses. Where else can you find America’s longest and most historic river, the cold and refreshing Bear Creek Lake, a plethora of native wildflowers, and a beautiful campground nestled in a hardwood forest with spectacular views? Nowhere but the enchanting Mississippi River State Park. The park is on the Audubon Great River Birding trail and will inspire you with glimpses of unusual water birds, songbirds, and raptors. Gators, otter, fox, deer, and beaver are also common. If you’ve got some vacation time to use up, we encourage you to hitch up your boat and head out to Mississippi River State Park.
Swimming beaches, boat ramps, oh my! Beach Point Campground isn’t just on-point for the amphibious among us, the area is also located alongside the trailheads of a few snaking trials that comb through the area’s riparian habitats.
Sorry RV-ers, you’ll have to leave your hitchable rides behind. Strung together by just a few “tent only” campsites, Lone Pine Campground sits amongst the area’s heavy, green-verdure—but in solitude. Get ready to unplug for the weekend, and recharge amongst the beguiling scenery at Mississippi State Park.
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Swimming beaches, boat ramps, oh my! Beach Point Campground isn’t just on-point for the amphibious among us, the area is also located alongside the trailheads of a few snaking trials that comb through the area’s riparian habitats.
Sorry RV-ers, you’ll have to leave your hitchable rides behind. Strung together by just a few “tent only” campsites, Lone Pine Campground sits amongst the area’s heavy, green-verdure—but in solitude. Get ready to unplug for the weekend, and recharge amongst the beguiling scenery at Mississippi State Park.
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