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RV Tip #16
Best Kept
Secret: Motor Home Parks in Arkansas
Arkansas is a great state to drive though, and has a
distinctive “laid back” attitude that might fit you,
especially after experiencing the full power of
neighboring states like Texas and Louisiana. First,
Arkansas offers plenty in the way of tourist
attractions. There are wilderness grounds, mining for
diamond, hiking and camping activities and cavern
tours.
When it comes to finding a nice place to stay,
Arkansas is the Rv'ers best kept secret. There are
over two hundred public facilities and RV parks
scattered all over the state, while the Arkansas State
Parks system offers 28 campgrounds. If you have plans
to explore the wilderness or enjoy some deep woods
camping, then the Natural State is one of the best
states in the nation.
The Ozarks, which is a plateau that covers four states,
and is sometimes referred to as The Ozark Mountains, is
a great place to explore and many
RV facilities are offered deep in the Ozarks
terrain. The Bull Shoals – White River State Park in
Lakeview boasts 107 RV sites, with many additional
amenities. Near the lake, you can also rent boats,
kayaks and canoes for water sporting activities.
Even in the southern part of the state, there are plenty
of things to do and more than enough RV parks and
facilities to keep the full timers happy. Lake Chicot
is a state park right on the Mississippi delta and
accommodates RVers with prices as low as $13 dollars a
night. Even at higher prices for the lake view, instead
of the woods view, that's still a great deal.
Other regions include River Valley, Central, Ouachitas
and Timberlance, each with campgrounds set up in
different cities. Arkansas has affordable prices for
extended stays and many attractions to keep the whole
family happy. That's a secret worth spreading around.
Article By Adam O’Connor,
www.RVTravelPro.com
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