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Lake Sylvia Recreation Area is located in the scenic northeast corner of the Ouachita National Forest, surrounded by beautiful pine and oak-covered mountains. The 18-acre lake is perfect for swimming and fishing, and there is an adjacent campground—ideal for an overnight or weekend stay. The park includes a historic Girl Scout camp built in the late 1930s and trails that connect to the Ouachita National Recreation Trail, providing an opportunity for backpackers to explore this beautiful area. The park offers 14 campsites with water and electricity, seven primitive sites, and two group tent camping areas. Campsite fees are $12 and are first-come, first-served, with a cash-only self-pay station on-site. For more information, visit https://www.arkansasstateparks.com/parks/lake-sylvia-recreation-area.

Lake Brittany Dam sits on a small, north-flowing tributary to Pinion Hollow and is upstream of Lake Ann. Walk a short way up the Pinion Creek trail to Lake Brittany Dam for great views of the lake and the hills of Bella Vista.

The recreational area sits on a 102 acre lake with amenities such as camping and picnic sites, toilets and a lodge. There are also a number of historic cabins that were built in the 1930s that can be rented per night.

he rec. area sits on a 102 acre lake with amenities such as camping and picnic sites, toilets and a lodge. There are also a number of historic cabins that were built in the 1930s that can be rented per night.

Limestone dam built by the CCC and WPA in the 1930s. The walkway across the dam provides both views of Lake Leatherwood, and into the valley north of the park.

A pleasant 1.8-mile trail encircles this lake, providing views from every angle. Known for fishing and kayaking, it's also a popular spot to take a break during your journey.

War Eagle Cavern is known as the only cavern entrance by a lake in Arkansas. The tours are stroller-friendly and offer limited wheelchair accessibility. Tours are also pet-friendly and provide unique activities for the entire family, including nature trails with lake views and adventure spelunking.

One of the highlights of the trail is a peninsula that extends into Lake Ouachita, offering panoramic views of the lake and surrounding landscape. It winds through the forested area, featuring beautiful wildflowers, diverse flora, and occasional wildlife sightings. The trail also includes some rocky and hilly sections, providing a bit of challenge along with the rewarding views.