Camping in Daisy State Park

Daisy State Park is as bright and cheery as the flower it’s named for. With tons of family fun and hardcore adventuring at hand, you’re sure to walk out of this place with a killer grin. If backcountry off roading is your choice for heart pumping fun, the 31 mile Bear Creek Motorcycle Trail is your first stop! Water lovers will want to hop right onto Lake Greeson as flat boating, trout fishing, and lake shore chilling is the prefered way to spend the day in this Ouachita foothill paradise. A stunning log cabin style pavilion is perfect for groups looking to grill, hike, and explore the day away. With plenty of room for camping, Daisy State Park is your go to for Arkansas adventure.

• Class A Campsites - Equipped with water and 50 amp electric service, these sites are ideal for a comfortable camping experience.
• Class B Campsites - Offering water and 30 amp electric service, these sites cater to campers seeking a blend of nature and convenience.
• Tent Sites - For the traditional camping enthusiast, these sites provide a perfect setting to connect with nature under the stars.

• Book early to secure your preferred campsite, especially during peak seasons from March to November.
• Consider mid-week stays for better availability and a quieter experience.
• Keep an eye on cancellations for last-minute opportunities.
• Explore nearby camping options for alternative accommodations if the park is fully booked.

The best time to visit Daisy State Park is from March to November when the park is in full swing, offering the most activities and services. Winter months can be quieter but check ahead for reduced hours and potential closures. Summer weekends and holidays are particularly busy, so plan accordingly.

• Check the park's website for any temporary closures or alerts before your visit.
• Visitor Center hours vary by season, with extended hours from March to November.
• Swimming is available with no lifeguard on duty - swim at your own risk.
• For a unique stay, consider renting a YURT for a cozy camping experience.
• Remember to call the park for contactless check-in procedures if visiting during off-peak times.