Camping

Pitch Your Tent. Park Your RV. Camp Under the Arkansas Stars.

Arkansas’ state park campgrounds make it easy to connect with nature. With 32 parks offering campsites, you’ll find the perfect spot for quiet mornings, starry skies and fresh air.

Camping in an Arkansas State Park brings you closer to the state’s most breathtaking landscapes. Watch the sunrise over the cliffs at Petit Jean State Park, hike through hardwood forests at Devil’s Den or fall asleep beside the quiet waters of Lake Ouachita. From the peaks of Mount Magazine to the clear streams of the Ozark National Forest, every park offers its own mix of scenery, recreation and relaxation.

Arkansas State Parks feature more than 2,000 campsites ranging from primitive tent areas to full-service RV pads with water, electric and sewer hookups. Many parks, like DeGray Lake Resort and Lake Catherine, offer lakeside camping with swimming and boating access, while Mount Nebo and Woolly Hollow provide scenic overlooks and shaded forest sites. Campgrounds include clean restrooms, hot showers, picnic tables and fire rings. Group camping areas are available at select parks, and most locations are pet-friendly. Browse the parks below to find your campsite and start planning your next Arkansas camping adventure.

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White Oak Lake State Park

This quiet state park is situated on Lower White Oak Lake, a popular fishing lake. Watchable wildlife and birding opportunities also abound here. Park facilities include 45 campsites (four Class A, 37 Class B, and four tent sites), two private...

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Withrow Springs State Park

The park serves as an access point for the War Eagle Creek, a Class I stream, typically floatable in the spring and fall depending on rainfall. A day of floating or fishing on these gentle waters is relaxation at its best. The park features 29 Class...

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Woolly Hollow State Park

This is a classic state park experience with fishing, boating, and swimming on 40-acre Lake Bennett in Greenbrier about 18 miles north of Conway. The lake was built in the 1930s by the Soil Conservation Service as its first watershed project. Today...

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