What a quiet, serene park for a vacation or weekend retreat
Woolly Hollow State Park
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This 3 minute video done by THV11 will give you a flavor of this park.
 Fishing Pier at Bennett LakeCovered fishing pier and path to it. |  Pan of Heron FishingWaiting for a catch for the day. |
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Woolly Hollow with its 40 acre Lake Bennett will steal your heart as you arrive. This park located in the Ozark Mountains just northwest of Little Rock is becoming one of the people's favorite getaway places in Arkansas. There are rentals for flat bottom boats, canoes, kayaks, and pedal boats for those who want to enjoy the lake. Although a small lake, fishing for bass, crappie, catfish, and bream is a favorite activity. The clear blue waters are great for swimming as well. There are hiking trails and a 10 mile long Enders Fault biking trail the park. The Woolly Cabin, owned by Marin Alfred Woolly who settled nearby in 1882, has been moved to the park and restored for you to easily view.
Woolly Hollow is a delightful place to visit. The park has a really nice campground with full hookups.The park is small and reservations especially for weekends is advised for camping. If you prefer to stay in a motel, check out the city of Greenbrier, Arkansas. The staff at the park is outstanding and helpful in getting information you may need.
For more information, check out the Arkansas State Park website.
This park is a gem in a wooded location on a small lake. Check out the pictures below to see what you can expect at Woolly Hollow.
The cabin was built 1882 nearby and moved to the park in 1975.
Plaque gives the history of the Woolly cabin.
This heron had a great fishing spot.
The cabin was built 1882 nearby and moved to the park in 1975.