Arkansas
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At Naturehills, we embrace nature. Below you will find a list of state parks in Arkansas we have compiled for you.
BUCK CREEK (AR)
Description
Buck Creek Campground is located on Bull Shoals Lake in north central Arkansas. Bull Shoals Lake has great appeal to the sportsmen, bird watchers, naturalist, or those who just want to watchers, and naturalist, or those who just want to "get away from it all". Hiking, all types of water sports and hunting in season are featured attractions. This campground offers 39 sites with electric hookups.
324 W. 7TH STREET
MOUNTAIN HOME,AR,72653
Phone: 417-785-4313
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- Boating
- Camping
Directions
From Mountain Home, AR, take SR 5 N 24 mi. to US 160 JCT. Travel W on US 160 21 mi to Hwy U. Follow SR U 5 mi. S to US 125 for 5.7 mi. to Buck Creek Park Access Road. Follow signs into campground.
TOLTEC MOUNDS STATE PARK
Description
Arkansas's tallest remaining, prehistoric Native American mounds are preserved at this National Historic Landmark site near Little Rock. The mounds and an earthen embankment are the remains of a large ceremonial and governmental complex that was inhabited here from A.D. 600 to 1050. Managed by Arkansas State Parks in conjunction with the Arkansas Archeological Survey, the Toltec site serves as both a state park and an archeological research station. The park visitor center features exhibits, an audiovisual theater, sales area and an educational pavilion that overlooks the mounds. The Toltec Research Station of the Arkansas Archeological Survey, a unit of the University of Arkansas system, and its laboratory are also housed in the visitor center. Self-guided tours are offered along both the 3/4-mile, barrier-free trail and 1.6-mile turf trail. Park interpreters lead guided tours and programs throughout the week by group reservation and at scheduled times on Saturdays.
From Little Rock, take Exit #7 off I-440 and go 10 miles southeast on U.S. 165, then travel 1/4-mile south on Ark. 386.
Toltec Mounds State Park
490 Toltec Mounds Road
Scott, Arkansas72141-9502
Phone: 501-961-9442
Email: toltecmound@arkansas.com
Directions
