The Beaches of Arkansas

Aug 1, 2016 | Travel

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When planning a beach vacation, land-locked Arkansas rarely jumps to the top
of the potential destination list. It’s surprising to most that Arkansas indeed does have lake and river beaches—with no jellyfish, crabs or sharks! Instead we have crystal clear waters surrounded by beautiful forested scenery.

We have huge U.S. Army Corps of Engi-neers lakes and U.S.D.A. Forest Service lakes. Several state parks are located on lakes or rivers. There are city parks, and we have privately owned lakes. As you can see, Arkansas has plenty to choose from — some are fully developed while others are more rustic. So pack your swimsuit, inner tubes, floatable toys, and a picnic lunch, and come splash the summer away on an Arkansas beach!

Visit Arkansas.com for detailed information on each location, including phone numbers, maps, images and user fees (if applicable).

 

Central Arkansas Beaches

Beaverfork Lake

Lake Bennett, Woolly Hollow State Park

Lake Sylvia

 

 

North Central Arkansas Beaches

Bull Shoals Lake

Greers Ferry Lake

Norfork Lake

 

 

Northwest Arkansas Beaches

Beaver Lake

Blue Mountain Lake

Cove Lake

Lake Dardanelle

Lake Leatherwood

Lake Wedington

Long Pool Recreation Area

Shores Lake

Spring Lake

Table Rock Lake

 

 

Southwest Arkansas Beaches

Albert Pike Recreation Area

Charlton Recreation Area

DeGray Lake

Lake Greeson

Jack Creek Recreation Area

Knoppers Ford Recreation Area

Lake Catherine State Park

Lake Hamilton

Lake Ouachita

Shady Lake

 

 

Upper Delta Beaches

Jacksonport State Park, White River

Lake Austell, Village Creek State Park

Lake Charles State Park

Lake Ponder, Crowley’s Ridge State Park

 

 

Lower Delta Beaches

Bear Creek Lake

Storm Creek Lake

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