Daisy State Park
Daisy State Park is a lakeside park on the shores of Lake Greeson in southwest Arkansas, known for boating, fishing, camping, and scenic Ozark foothill views. Visitors enjoy a quiet setting with easy access to the water, picnic areas, and a marina.
Free
Visiting with Dogs
Dogs allowed in day-use and camping areas; must be leashed, attended, and cleaned up after. Not allowed in buildings.
Visitor Tips & Reviews
What Visitors Say
Peaceful lakeside park with clean campsites, scenic views, great fishing and boating on Lake Greeson, friendly staff, and a relaxing family-friendly atmosphere.
Tips from Visitors
- Bring bug spray, especially near the lake and wooded trails.
- Reserve campsites early during peak seasons and holidays.
- Pack water and snacks for longer hikes and boating days.
- Check weather before visiting; lake conditions can change quickly.
- Wear sturdy shoes for trails and uneven shoreline areas.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Daisy State Park is spring through fall, when Lake Greeson is ideal for boating, fishing, and camping. Mild temperatures and longer daylight hours make it the most comfortable season for enjoying the water and scenic shoreline.
Amenities
Nearby Attractions
Explore these attractions near Daisy State Park:
- Lake GreesonA large reservoir known for boating, bass fishing, and scenic shoreline recreation.Within the park
- Narrows Dam Public Use AreaA scenic lake area near the dam with additional access to Lake Greeson and shoreline views.12 miles away
- Crater of Diamonds State ParkA popular Arkansas State Park where visitors can search for real diamonds in a plowed field.28 miles away
Things to Do at Daisy State Park
Camping at Daisy State Park
Daisy State Park offers tent and RV camping with hookups, restrooms, showers, fire rings, and picnic tables; reservations recommended.
Hiking Trails
Daisy State Park offers easy, scenic day hiking with peaceful lake views, wooded paths, and a relaxed pace that suits families and casual hikers. Trails are generally short and well-kept, making them ideal for a quick outing or a leisurely walk. Visitors often enjoy the quiet atmosphere, wildlife sightings, and access to Lake Greeson, though the hiking options are more limited than at larger parks.
Daisy State Park Lakeside Trail
EasyA scenic shoreline hike along the edge of Lake Greeson with wooded views, quiet coves, and opportunities to spot wildlife.
Daisy State Park Campground Loop
EasyA short, family-friendly loop through the park’s campground area and nearby forested sections, ideal for a relaxed walk.
Daisy State Park Forest Connector Trail
ModerateA longer trail through mixed hardwood forest with gentle climbs and descents, offering a more immersive nature hike.
Daisy State Park Ridge View Trail
ModerateA scenic out-and-back route with the park’s best elevated viewpoints, combining wooded terrain with occasional lake overlooks.
Directions
From Kirby, follow AR-70 west, then turn south on Park Road and continue to the park entrance on Lake Greeson.
Contact & Info
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Daisy State Park best known for?
Daisy State Park is best known for its location on Lake Greeson, making it popular for fishing, boating, swimming, and relaxing lakeside stays. Visitors often mention the peaceful setting and easy access to the water as highlights.
Are there good camping options at Daisy State Park?
Yes. The park offers campsites with lake views and convenient access to park amenities. Many visitors like the quiet atmosphere and well-kept grounds. Reservations are recommended, especially during weekends and warmer months.
Can I fish at Daisy State Park?
Yes, fishing is one of the park’s biggest draws. Lake Greeson is known for bass, crappie, and catfish. Visitors often say the lake is a great place to fish from shore, a boat, or the marina area.
Is Daisy State Park good for families?
Yes. Families often enjoy the calm lake setting, picnic areas, and easy outdoor activities. Reviews commonly mention that the park feels peaceful and safe, with plenty of space for kids to enjoy nature.
What amenities are available at Daisy State Park?
Amenities typically include campsites, restrooms, showers, picnic areas, a marina, and lake access. Visitors appreciate the convenience and the scenic views. Availability may vary by season, so it’s a good idea to check ahead.
When is the best time to visit Daisy State Park?
Spring and fall are often the most comfortable times to visit, with milder weather and fewer crowds. Summer is popular for water activities, but it can be hot. Many visitors recommend early mornings for the best lake experience.
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