Arkansas State Parks Near Arkadelphia

DeGray Lake Resort State Park is Arkansas’s only resort state park, centered around a large clear-water lake and a full-service lodge. It combines outdoor recreation with comfortable amenities, including a marina, golf course, beaches, and meeting facilities.

Lake Catherine State Park features a marina, swim beach, cabins, and a network of forested trails overlooking Lake Catherine. Its mix of water activities and quiet mountain scenery makes it a popular getaway near Hot Springs.

Lake Ouachita State Park is a premier water-based destination in the Ouachita Mountains, offering access to one of the cleanest lakes in the country. The park features a marina, cabins, campsites, and abundant opportunities for fishing, paddling, and scuba diving.

Daisy State Park sits on the north shore of Lake Greeson and serves as a popular base for water recreation in southwest Arkansas. The park features a marina, campsites, picnic areas, and access to one of the region’s best fishing and boating lakes.

Jenkins' Ferry Battleground State Park commemorates the April 30, 1864 battle that helped shape the Red River Campaign in Arkansas. The park offers a reflective setting with historical markers, picnic areas, and access to the river floodplain landscape.

Cane Creek State Park centers on a 1,675-acre lake surrounded by hardwood forest and wetlands, creating excellent opportunities for paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Visitors also enjoy picnic areas, a marina, and a network of trails and boardwalks that showcase the park’s natural beauty.

Louisiana Purchase State Park is a compact historic site in the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge area, centered on the monument marking the beginning point of the 1815 survey of the Louisiana Purchase. Visitors come for its interpretive history, swamp scenery, and easy boardwalk access.