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Cossatot River RV Park-Cabins
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last updated: June 2022

Our Cabins and RV Park are located in the beautiful foothills of the Ouachita Mountains, enjoy the best of quiet relaxation with comfort for the adventurer, there are many opportunities to enjoy the recreation available in and around the Arkansas Cossatot River State park and surrounding areas. You can enjoy almost any outdoor recreation right here at our front door. Our beautiful unique location in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains provides easy access to the Cossatot River State Park Area for RV Camping, Cabin rentals, rafting, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, hiking and hunting. Hikers will enjoy the Nearby Cossatot Trail and the Cossatot Wilderness Area. The Cossatot River is nearby, just 2 miles with easy access for Canoe, Kayaking, Rafting & Hiking adventures.

Hunting and fishing opportunities are available 12 months a year. Hunting seasons for Deer, Squirrel, Bear, Turkey, and more are available. You can fish in one of the several lakes and rivers as well as nearby creeks and streams. Come check us out and we believe you will see our area offers pleasureable and memorable getaways. Trout Fishing, smallmouth bass, bass and catfishing, is just minutes away. Bring your atv's & fishing poles, you can ride to the river and upper end of the Gillham lake right from our campground. There are many places to ride your 4 wheelers in our area . We also provide shuttle service if you bring you own kayaks or canoes . The Cossatot river is a beautiful river with several swimming holes. The Cossatot Falls are beautiful and many cliff dive at the Sheeps Den hole.

Directions:
We are located 7 miles east of Wickes and west of Umpire Arkansas on highway 278, just 2 miles to the Arkansas Cossatot River State Park & Visitor Center.

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