Logoly State Park sits on 368 acres of forested coastal plain in southwest Arkansas—six miles north of Magnolia. It holds the distinction of being the first park in Arkansas dedicated to environmental education. Logoly teaches environmental principles in its visitor center and on its nature trails, which include interesting stops at mineral springs and a dead tree at work.
Read MoreBogue Chitto State Park in southeastern Louisiana is a great place to visit for a fun day trip or relaxing weekend. If you aren’t from Louisiana, you might need help pronouncing the park’s name. Louisianans call it “Bow-guh Chit-tuh.”
Read MoreYou know that Mount Nebo State Park will provide a great view of west central Arkansas when heading there because it requires a steep drive with 11 switchbacks to reach it. The scenery is worth the drive because you get to see Lake Dardanelle, the Arkansas River and the rolling hills that surround the mountain.
Read MoreRoosevelt State Park in Mississippi offers many outdoor activities in the wooded areas surrounding attractive Shadow Lake or on the lake. The activities range from boating, fishing, hiking, picnicking, swimming (with a water slide), playgrounds, disc golf, tennis and softball.
Read MorePetit Jean translates as “Little John” in French, but the Arkansas state park with that name is big enough for even the most adventurous travelers. We hiked some of the park’s more than 20 miles of trails and checked out all the its special features.
Read MoreLouisiana’s Mississippi River Delta includes the night life and fine dining of New Orleans, but you don’t need to go far out of the city to discover places of natural beauty. Great locations to visit include the Barataria Preserve in Marrero and Bayou Segnette State Park in Westwego.
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