Arkansas

Three Arkansas Destinations - Our Personal Picks for Places to Go with Links!
General Arkansas Links - Selected Sites about Arkansas - Multi-Topic Pages
Cities, Towns, & Places - Places to Visit in Arkansas
Activities & Accommodations - What to Do and Where to Stay
Other Interesting Arkansas Links - Miscellaneous Fun Sites
Our Arkansas Photos
Caddo Indians - Links and outline of their prehistory and history with photo of house.
Outdoorsy Links - Our Links for Campers and a Special Section, "Women in the Woods"

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General Arkansas Links:

Our Arkansas Photos
Devil's Den State Park
Charlton Campground - Oauchita National Forest
Crystal Campground - Oauchita National Forest
Haw Creek Falls
Trout Fishing on the White River

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Three Arkansas Destinations

The Crystal-Ouachita Loop: There is a small Ouachita National Forest Park called Crystal west of Hot Springs on Highway 27. Visitors wander around in search of exposed crystals. It's about all there is to do there, but it is habit-forming. After awhile, your body takes on that crystal-hunting position as you look for that really great crystal. From Crystal, it's an easy drive around Ouachita Lake that is lined with Corps of Engineers Parks, a state park, and other national forest parks. Charlton National Forest Park is worth a stop. Ouachita Lake itself is great for canoeists with shallow inlets for easy docking. No one believes us, but we saw a carp as big as our canoe there! Hot Springs National Park is just a few miles to the southeast of the lake.
Lake Bull Shoals: Located on the Arkansas-Missouri border, Lake Bull Shoals is a sprawling lake and one of the lakes on Trophy Bass 2. The state park on the southeast side is a great stop-off if you enjoy trout fishing in the White River that runs through the park.
Fayetteville-Devil's Den: Fayetteville is one of our favorite cities. Nestled in the mountains and home of the University of Arkansas, a lovely campus, it's worth a tour. To the south on Highways 71 and 74, check out Devil's Den State Park. Built by the CCC in the 1930s, it has everything including hiking to the cool, cool caves that make a great haven on a hot day.