As Spring Break approaches, Arkansas State Parks is inviting Arkansans to stay close to home and explore the beauty of The Natural State with a Spring Break staycation.
With 52 Arkansas state parks located across the state, visitors can discover scenic mountain views, peaceful lakes, historic landmarks, and miles of outdoor adventure. From hiking and biking trails to fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching, Arkansas State Parks offer something for everyone looking to enjoy time outdoors this Spring Break.
Admission to Arkansas State Parks is free, making it an affordable option for everyone. While park access is free, some activities and amenities, such as diamond searching at Crater of Diamonds State Park or certain tours and rentals, may require a fee…