Stephens Park

Summary

Stephens Park is a small and quiet campground located along the shoreline of Lake Hamilton and is near the Wood Duck Slough Trail and the Lake Ouachita Vista Trail. It offers great fishing opportunities, as well as many other recreational activities such as boating, water skiing and jet skiing. There are 9 large Class A sites with sewer, water, and 50 amp hookups and a shower house and playground. It is also close to Hot Springs National Park and the Ouachita National Forest, making it the perfect spot for a nature-filled getaway.

Overview

Located just below Blakely Mountain Dam along the shoreline Lake Hamilton is Stephens Park. This small quiet campground has great shoreline fishing access in the Stephens Park and Avery Day-use Area. There is also boat ramp access nearby for Lake Ouachita by using the Spillway Ramp and access to Lake Hamilton using the Avery Ramp. In the area is Wood Duck Slough trail and the east end of the LOViT (Lake Ouachita Vista Trail). The LOViT is a 44 mile long trail system that meanders along the south end of Lake Ouachita. 

Recreation

Water skiers, jet skiers and anglers can all enjoy the crystal clear waters of the lake, while hikers enjoy the campground's location on the Lake Ouachita Vista Trail (LOViT), which meanders across the south end of the lake. Wildlife enthusiasts can find everything from bobcats to black bears and deer in the forested mountains surrounding the lake, and Bald eagles are often spotted in winter.

Facilities

The campground has 9 large class A sites with sewer, water, and 50 amp hookups. Other amenities include shower house and playground. 

Natural Features

Lake Ouachita is nestled in the Ouachita Mountains just 10 miles west of Hot Springs National Park. The pool is fed by the cool waters of the Ouachita River and extends about 30 miles over 40,000 surface acres.

Nearby Attractions

Head to Hot Springs National Park and discover how it earned the nickname, "The American Spa." Or take a scenic drive through the 1.8 million-acres of Ouachita National Forest.

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