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There’s plenty to explore beyond your campsite. The Lost Arrow is tucked into a beautiful corner of the Arkansas River Valley, surrounded by small towns, scenic backroads, hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing spots, and plenty of places worth discovering. Whether you’re looking for an outdoor adventure, a relaxing afternoon, or simply somewhere new to wander, you’ll find plenty to see and do nearby.

 

Stay close, venture out, or do a little of both—then come back, settle in, and recharge at The Lost Arrow.

Nearby Towns & Attractions

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Altus & Wiederkehr Village

— Swiss-German heritage area with family wineries, tasting rooms, and a charming hillside setting (about 15–20 minutes toward Clarksville). wiederkehrwines.com

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Paris

— Small town with a mini Eiffel Tower, historic downtown square, local shops, and easy access to Mount Magazine State Park. parisarkansas.com

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Subiaco Abbey

— Historic Benedictine monastery with peaceful grounds, beautiful architecture, and a quiet atmosphere (near Paris). abbey.subi.org

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Ozark, Paris & Charleston

— Three friendly small towns close by for local dining, shops, and a true Arkansas River Valley feel.

Explore the Ozarks

Discover hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing spots, swimming area, and family-friendly adventures near the Lost Arrow RV Park

Hiking & Waterfalls

From short waterfalls walks to challenging day hikes, the surrounding Ozark offer adventures for ever experience level
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Bingham hollow Trail

Short Water Fall Hike - Approximately 0.3 miles

a Quick forest hike leads to a beautiful seasonal waterfall and rock overhang. Terrain near the falls can be uneven and slippery, so sturdy shoes are recommended.

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Ozark Highlands Trail

Long-distance trail • Multiple access points

The Ozark Highlands Trail stretches approximately 290 miles through some of Arkansas’s most scenic terrain. Nearby sections offer everything from day hikes to extended backpacking adventures.

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Redding/Spy Rock Trail head

8.5-mile loop • Moderate to strenuous

Beginning near Redding Recreation Area, this forested loop climbs to impressive views across the Mulberry River Valley. It is best suited to experienced hikers prepared for a longer outing.

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Glory Hole Waterfall Trail

1.9-mile out-and-back • Moderate

This popular trail leads to a distinctive waterfall that flows through an opening in a rock overhang. Expect uneven and potentially slippery terrain near the waterfall.

Ozark Fishing Spots

Fishing- East side city park, Ozark city lake, Smiths creek, Arkansas River. Some Photos seen below.​
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Aux Arc Park (Ozark Lake / Arkansas River)

Army Corps of Engineers park just south of Ozark (about 1.5–2 miles from town). Public boat ramp, bank fishing, and easy access to Ozark Lake / the Arkansas River. Good for catfish, bass, crappie, and bream. Amenities include parking, restrooms, and picnic areas. Open year-round.

Address vibe: 1314 Aux Arc Park Rd, Ozark, AR 72949

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Mulberry River – Wolf Pen Recreation Area

Public U.S. Forest Service access on the Mulberry River (National Wild & Scenic River), about 20–30 minutes north of Ozark via Hwy 23 then Hwy 215. Excellent for smallmouth and spotted bass (one of Arkansas’s better smallmouth streams). Bank fishing, wading, and canoe/kayak put-in. Picnic tables and vault toilets.

Great scenic option for guests who want more of a “creek/river” experience.

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Paris City Lake / Paris Reservoir

Approximately 15–20 minutes

A 165-acre public reservoir with a boat ramp and handicapped-accessible fishing pier. Common catches include largemouth bass, bluegill, and blue catfish. Paris Reservoir information (https://www.southlogan.com/explore/fishing/paris-reservoir?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

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Ozark City Lake

Approximately 20–25 minutes

A 407-acre lake with public fishing access and boat-launch areas. Anglers commonly target largemouth bass, spotted bass, and bluegill. Ozark City Lake access information (https://www.onwaterapp.com/us/arkansas/water/ozark-city-lake-w1?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Activities & Recreation

Discover a variety of activities to make your stay unforgettable. Whether you prefer hiking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the campfire, there's something for everyone. Our campground provides the perfect setting for you to create lasting memories with your family and friends.​​

Swimming- Ozark Community Center, East Side City Park, Paris City Pool, Bluff hole Park (in Mulberry)
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