Withrow Springs State Park

Withrow Springs State Park in Arkansas offers scenic landscapes and diverse recreation opportunities, making it a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts.

786
Acres Protected
10
Miles of Trails
100,000
Annual Visitors
1965
Year Established

About Withrow Springs State Park

 

Withrow Springs State Park is located in the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas, providing a beautiful landscape of hills, valleys, and clear streams. Covering an expansive area, the park offers visitors a rich blend of natural resources and recreation choices. The park is named after Richard Withrow, an early settler in the region. It is popular for hiking, with multiple trails crisscrossing the park's topography. Withrow Springs, which runs through the park, is a significant draw for nature lovers and provides a habitat for a variety of local wildlife. Historically, the park's lands have been used by early settlers and reflect the cultural heritage of the Ozarks. Today, visitors enjoy exploring the park's features, including the well-maintained hiking trails, picnic areas, and camping facilities. The park's blend of active recreation and serene nature makes it an appealing destination.

Highlights

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The clear waters of Withrow Springs are ideal for canoeing and fishing.

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Huntsville Bluff offers stunning views of the surrounding Ozark Mountains.

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Historic areas reflecting early Ozark settlement.

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The Dogwood Trail, known for its beautiful spring blooms.

Notable Natural Features

War Eagle Trail

This trail offers scenic views of the War Eagle River valley and limestone bluffs.

Nearby War Eagle Creek

A popular spot for anglers and paddlers with calm, clear waters.

Riverside Picnic Area

A picturesque spot ideal for family picnics and gatherings.