Woolly Hollow State Park

What sets Woolly Hollow State Park's campground apart is its idyllic mix of recreation and tranquility, featuring the serene 40-acre Lake Bennett, modern campground amenities, and scenic hiking and biking trails, all within easy access of Greenbrier, Arkansas. This destination invites campers to enjoy outdoor adventures by day and peaceful nights surrounded by nature’s beauty.

The campground offers 30 premium RV sites with full hookups, back-in access, picnic tables, grills, and 50-amp connections, accommodating rigs up to 60 feet long. For those seeking a more rustic experience, 10 primitive tent sites provide a closer connection to the outdoors. The bathhouses are well-maintained, and the park’s paved roads ensure ease of navigation for all vehicles. Lake Bennett is the hub of activity, offering swimming, fishing, and non-motorized boating opportunities, with kayak and paddleboat rentals available. For land-based adventures, hikers and mountain bikers can explore trails like the Huckleberry Trail or the Enders Fault Mountain Bike Trail, which deliver rewarding views and varying difficulty levels.

Located just six miles east of Greenbrier, the park combines historical significance with outdoor recreation. The restored 19th-century Woolly Cabin connects visitors to the area’s pioneer roots, while the lake and trails highlight conservation efforts dating back to the 1930s. This makes Woolly Hollow an ideal stop for weekend getaways or extended escapes, seamlessly blending Arkansas history and natural beauty within a short drive of dining and supplies in Greenbrier.