Queen Wilhelmina State Park

Perched atop Rich Mountain, Arkansas’ second-highest peak, the Queen Wilhelmina State Park Campground offers a captivating escape with panoramic mountain vistas, invigorating hiking trails, and a unique blend of natural serenity and family-friendly activities. Accessible by the scenic Talimena National Scenic Byway, this campground is a haven for nature enthusiasts and RV campers alike, offering access to breathtaking views, historical landmarks, and all the comforts needed for a memorable stay.

The campground features 41 sites, including eight with 50-amp electric and water hookups, 27 with 30-amp electric and water, and six tent sites, ensuring options for various camping styles. A modern bathhouse and a conveniently located dump station enhance the experience, while nearby amenities include a lodge with a restaurant, gift shop, and seasonal recreation like mini-golf and a miniature train ride. Adventurers will find plenty to explore, with trails such as the 1-mile Lover’s Leap Trail delivering sweeping views of the Ouachita Mountains and the legendary Ouachita National Recreation Trail passing through the park.

Situated just 13 miles west of Mena, Arkansas, the park is surrounded by the lush Ouachita National Forest, providing easy access to outdoor activities and tranquil beauty. Whether you’re seeking an unforgettable weekend getaway, a scenic stopover, or an immersive nature retreat, Queen Wilhelmina State Park boasts a distinctive charm that will captivate any camper.