Mill Creek Park

How does Mill Creek Park on the shores of Greers Ferry Lake redefine the camping experience in the Ozark Mountains? This serene campground offers both avid adventurers and relaxed weekend campers a perfect blend of lakefront beauty, abundant wildlife, and functional simplicity. With 31 non-electric campsites shaded by vibrant forests of red cedar, black gum, and red oak, the park provides a rustic yet comfortable retreat.

Set in north-central Arkansas near Higden, Mill Creek Park is an gateway to water-based recreation. Greers Ferry Lake, spanning over 30,000 acres, invites visitors to fish for bass, walleye, and trout, embark on canoeing or boating adventures, or simply relax by the swimming areas. The nearby William Carl Garner Visitor Center offers engaging exhibits, including a replica of the world-record brown trout. For hikers, nature trails around the lake deliver stunning scenery and frequent wildlife sightings, including deer, wild turkeys, and a colorful array of birds.

Located mere minutes from Higden and within a short drive from the historical charms of Greers Ferry, Mill Creek Park’s tranquil setting is ideal for weekend escapes, family outings, or leisurely day trips. Its accessible boat ramp, vault toilets, and shaded campsites ensure a practical yet immersive outdoor experience, with the natural splendor of the Ozarks as a constant backdrop.