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Beaches In Arkansas

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by TouristSecrets Editorial Team

Beaches In Arkansas

Arkansas has several beaches and river-island campsites worth seeking out, from Lake Bennett Beach to the floating islands of Lake Conway. Below are five specific spots and activities drawn from our Arkansas coverage.

Sun-Kissed Adventures At Lake Bennett Beach

Lake Bennett Beach offers swimming in clear waters, sandcastle-building, and lounging under the sun. You can also fish, kayak, or hike nearby trails, and picnic areas provide a scenic place to eat. It works for families, friends, or solo travelers.

Lake Conway Floating Islands

Lake Conway is a man-made game and fish commission lake in central Arkansas. Its floating islands—called "tule mats"—drift across the water. Formed from vegetation and soil that break free from the lakebed, they range from small patches to several acres. You might encounter one while fishing or boating.

River Island Camping In Arkansas's War Eagle Creek

Camping on a river island at War Eagle Creek means setting up your tent on a secluded island surrounded by flowing water and birdsong. The creek is known for clear waters and scenic beauty. You can fish, kayak, or relax by a campfire. For more on Arkansas’s outdoor options, see our coverage of hiking and the outdoors in Arkansas.

Sun-Kissed Fun At Heber Springs' Sandy Beach

Heber Springs' Sandy Beach is a spot for lounging on soft sand, swimming in clear waters, or picnicking under trees. Water sports include kayaking and paddleboarding. The nearby town of Heber Springs has shops, eateries, and friendly locals.

River Island Campsites In Arkansas's Buffalo National River

River island campsites on the Buffalo National River let you pitch a tent on a secluded island with the river flowing around you. You can fish, swim, or simply relax. The area’s natural beauty is a draw for those looking for a blend of adventure and tranquility. If you’re interested in other unusual places, read about mysteries inside Arkansas' Devil's Den.