Some Arkansas Corps of Engineer Parks
These are some of our favorite COE parks pictured below
Oakland CampgroundThis is our favorite COE park. | Horseshoe Bend CampsiteThis is on Beaver Lake near Rogers, Arkansas. |
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Arkansas has a number of Corps of Engineers Parks. Our favorite one is Oakland Campground, which is only 20 miles from where we live. However, we have a few others that are ones we like and want to show some scenes from those. Below are some pictures and slideshows to look at.
Some of the parks even have full hookups or at least water and electric. Others may be dry camping only. For those people who have the Senior Access pass, you can stay at these parks for half price. Since the parks usually charge normal fees about $18-$22 per night for individual sites, that is a real bargain.
If you want to check at other parks, check out the list of lakes where these are located on the Arkansas Tourism website or the Corps of Engineers website and choose Arkansas.
Horseshoe Bend COE Park on Beaver Lake
Horseshoe Bend EntranceThis park is near Rogers, Arkansas on Beaver Lake. | Beaver LakeThis is great lake for boating and fishing. |
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CampgroundsThis is campground view. | CampsiteThis was the campsite that we had. |
PontoonThis is a large lake for pontooning. | Beaver LakeView of lake from part of campground. |
Buzzards RoostWe were fascinated with the buzzards. | GeeseThe geese are fun to watch as well. |
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Maumelle COE Park on the Arkansas River and next to the Pinnacle Mountain State Park.
The sites are fairly roomy and easy to get into.
This is the view from the campsite.
Tug Boats frequent the Arkansas River. This one passed the Maumelle Park.
The sites are fairly roomy and easy to get into.
Willow Beach COE Recreational Park near Scott, Arkansas on the Arkansas River
These sites are spacious.
The Arkansas River is seen in the background.
Boating and fishing are popular on the river.
These sites are spacious.