Arkansas State Parks

A museum and historic site in Smackover that tells the story of Arkansas’s oil industry.

A museum interpreting the history of Arkansas’s first European settlement and the Arkansas Delta.

A scenic White River park known for trout fishing, boating, camping, and views below Bull Shoals Dam.

A peaceful lakeside park in southeast Arkansas offering fishing, boating, birding, and camping.

A small historic cemetery park in Conway preserving early local history and a peaceful setting for reflection.

A rugged river park known for whitewater paddling, fishing, and scenic Ozark-foothill landscapes.

The world’s only public diamond mine, where visitors can search for real diamonds and keep their finds.

A wooded ridge-top park in northeast Arkansas known for lakes, camping, picnicking, and CCC-era scenery.

A peaceful Lake Greeson park offering boating, fishing, camping, and scenic lakeside recreation.

A historic park preserving the site of one of Arkansas's earliest frontier settlements along the Black River.

A lakeside resort park known for boating, fishing, golf, and family-friendly recreation.

A scenic rail-trail park through the Arkansas Delta, ideal for biking, walking, and wildlife viewing.

A classic Ozark park with caves, bluffs, streams, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A museum park in the Mississippi Delta showcasing the ancient Nodena culture and regional archaeology.

A small memorial park honoring Arkansas Medal of Honor recipient Herman Davis.

A preserved 19th-century town showcasing Arkansas frontier, Civil War, and early statehood history.

A vast Ozark conservation area on Beaver Lake offering hiking, biking, paddling, and wildlife viewing.

A historic White River port town with a restored courthouse, museum exhibits, and scenic river access.

A historic Civil War battlefield along the Saline River with interpretive displays and scenic bottomland views.

A lakeside park in the Ouachita Mountains offering boating, fishing, swimming, camping, and scenic forest recreation.

A lakeside state park in northeast Arkansas offering fishing, boating, camping, swimming, and relaxing Delta scenery.

A Delta lakeside park known for fishing, boating, birdwatching, and peaceful waterfront recreation.

A lakeside park on Lake Dardanelle offering fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, and a modern visitor center.

A scenic Ozark lake park known for boating, fishing, hiking, and relaxing lakeside stays.

A peaceful lake park in northeast Arkansas offering fishing, boating, picnicking, and wildlife viewing.

A scenic lakeside park on Arkansas’s largest lake, known for boating, fishing, swimming, and mountain views.

A peaceful northeast Arkansas lake park with fishing, boating, camping, and scenic Delta views.

A peaceful mountain lake park offering swimming, fishing, picnicking, and forested recreation.

A small, wooded state park in southern Arkansas offering nature study, picnicking, and a peaceful outdoor retreat.

A small historic park marking the starting point of the Louisiana Purchase survey.

A small museum park showcasing the history and heritage of the Lower White River region.

A scenic park centered on one of the nation’s largest natural springs and a historic railroad depot.

A historic Civil War battlefield commemorating the Battle of Marks' Mills.

A lakeside park on Millwood Lake offering fishing, boating, camping, and birding in southwest Arkansas.

A riverfront park in eastern Arkansas known for boating, fishing, birding, and floodplain scenery.

A riverfront park at the confluence of the Ouachita and Saline rivers, known for boating, fishing, and scenic wildlife habitat.

Arkansas’s highest state park, known for panoramic views, cool mountain weather, and bluff-top recreation.

A mountaintop park known for sweeping Arkansas River Valley views, hiking, camping, and historic CCC-era charm.

A living history park in Mountain View showcasing Ozark crafts, music, and mountain heritage.

A preserved Mississippian village site with a museum, interpretive exhibits, and a reconstructed mound.

Arkansas’s first state park, known for scenic overlooks, waterfalls, and historic CCC landmarks.

A popular Central Arkansas park centered on Pinnacle Mountain, with hiking, paddling, and sweeping Ouachita and Arkansas River views.

A Delta museum preserving Arkansas plantation agriculture history and a restored cotton gin.

A small historic park commemorating the Civil War Battle of Poison Springs.

A preserved 19th-century county seat on the Black River featuring historic buildings and frontier-era heritage.

A Civil War battlefield park with museum exhibits, historic grounds, and scenic Ozark foothills views.

A mountaintop park on Rich Mountain known for panoramic views, a historic lodge, and cool-weather getaways.

A small botanical preserve in El Dorado featuring native plants, shaded walking paths, and seasonal wildflowers.

A preserved Native American ceremonial site featuring ancient mounds and interpretive exhibits.

A scenic Crowley’s Ridge park known for lakes, fishing, camping, and birding.

A peaceful lake park in southwest Arkansas known for fishing, paddling, camping, and wildlife viewing.

A scenic Ozark day-use park along War Eagle Creek with picnicking, fishing, swimming, and wooded recreation.

A family-friendly Ozark foothills park with Lake Bennett, camping, swimming, fishing, and paddling.