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Blue Mountain Lake
Pink sunsets, majestic bald eagles, and mile long views are just a taste of the epic adventures that you’ll find at Blue Mountain Lake. Situated beneath Arkansas highest peak, Mt. Magazine, this crystal blue wonder offers natural delights with a cypress lined swimming beach, as well as hiking at nearby Mt. Magazine State Park. Fishing and boating are plentiful and easy with eight boat ramps and plenty of bass, crappie, and catfish. You’ll want to bring the tent for an overnight stay, the campgrounds at Blue Mountain Lake are legit and offer visitors a jump off point to the Ozarks and Ouachita National Forests. You’ll be anything but blue after a sunset dip in this stunning spot; don’t forget the sunscreen or your fishing pole!
Pink sunsets, majestic bald eagles, and mile long views are just a taste of the epic adventures that you’ll find at Blue Mountain Lake. Situated beneath Arkansas highest peak, Mt. Magazine, this crystal blue wonder offers natural delights with a cypress lined swimming beach, as well as hiking at nearby Mt. Magazine State Park. Fishing and boating are plentiful and easy with eight boat ramps and plenty of bass, crappie, and catfish. You’ll want to bring the tent for an overnight stay, the campgrounds at Blue Mountain Lake are legit and offer visitors a jump off point to the Ozarks and Ouachita National Forests. You’ll be anything but blue after a sunset dip in this stunning spot; don’t forget the sunscreen or your fishing pole!
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2 campgrounds in Blue Mountain Lake
The relaxation of bankside fishing is easy to come by at the Outlet Area Park Campground, where the Petit Jean River winds past shaded campsites (including several multi-family sites). You’ll find modern amenities as well as spectacular views of Mt. Magazine and Blue Mountain Lake (from the water or one of several hiking trails). Kids can enjoy th Read more...
Delightfully close to Blue Mountain Lake sits Waveland Park Campground, home to a slew of modern campsites. It's a delightfully shady spot with expansive opportunities to get your outdoors on. Boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, hunting, OHV-ing, and picnicking will fill your days, while star-gazing and thanking the universe for bringing you here Read more...
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