Winter Nature Getaways

Winter is a great time for a nature getaway in Northwest Arkansas. The air is crisp and the sky views are endless. Whether you set up camp at an urban mountain bike preserve or cozy-up in a cabin at one of our venerable state parks, it’s a great time to slip away for weekend.

*Please consult with parks and lodges for details on safety protocols in place during the pandemic.


Bella Vista Camping & Cabins

From tent camping at Blowing Springs Parks to the rustic lakeside Cedar Lodge, the tranquil lodging options in Bella Vista bring you back to nature.

Bella Vista


Devil’s Den State Park 

With 2,500 unspoiled acres adjoining the Ozark National Forest, Devil’s Den State Park is a favorite for camping, hiking, backpacking and mountain biking. Full service rustic cabins provide guests a relaxing nature getaway.

Fayetteville


Hobbs State Park & Conservation Area 

Hobbs State Park is Arkansas’s largest state park, spanning 12,000+ acres of Ozark landscape along the shores of Beaver Lake. Along with a 52-mile hiking trail system and the new Monument Trails Hobbs, it offers primitive hike-in campsites and bike/hike/paddle in campsites along Karst Loop.

Rogers


Coler Mountain Bike Preserve

Coler Mountain Bike Preserve offers platform tent camping and amenities at the world-class bike park. Primitive tent platforms are nestled along the trails near the greenway where campers can connect with nature. An open-air coffee café, Airship at the Homestead, is also onsite.

Bentonville


Lake Leatherwood Park | Eureka Springs

Lake Leatherwood offers camping and cabins on 600 acres of Ozark Mountain countryside with the 85-acre spring-fed lake, trails and a small marina.

Eureka Springs


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