Campground Overview
About Mount Magazine State Park
Have you ever camped at the highest point in Arkansas, surrounded by sweeping mountain vistas and unparalleled natural serenity? The Mount Magazine State Park Campground, perched at a breathtaking 2,753 feet, offers an intimate basecamp to explore this iconic state park. Boasting 18 well-appointed campsites with a mix of Class AA full hookups and tent options, each site is equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and lantern posts. The modern bathhouse features hot showers and flush toilets, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Nestled along the Cameron Bluff, the campground is a gateway to adventure. Its proximity to the park’s impressive trail network—more than 14 miles weaving through scenic overlooks and lush forests—is perfect for hikers and nature lovers. The Huckleberry Mountain Trail invites horseback riders and mountain bikers to take on its 34-mile stretch, while adrenaline seekers can conquer the rock-climbing routes and hang gliding launch sites on Mount Magazine's dramatic bluffs. After a day of exploration, you can unwind with the stunning sunset views over the Petit Jean River Valley, visible from multiple viewpoints along Overlook Drive.
Located just a short drive from Paris, Arkansas, Mount Magazine State Park combines rugged outdoor recreation with convenient access to amenities. Beyond the campground, you’ll find a visitor center with interactive exhibits, a wildlife observation area, and the Skycrest Restaurant for dining with a view. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended retreat, this campground provides a seamless blend of modern comforts and untamed outdoor adventure.
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