White Rock Mountain Recreation Area

White Rock Mountain Recreation Area offers a unique escape into history and nature within the Arkansas National Forest. This site is distinguished by its stunning natural stone cabins and a lodge originally constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Guests can experience a rustic atmosphere featuring antique furnishings and stone fireplaces that reflect the rich heritage of the area, all while surrounded by the beauty of the Ozark landscape.

The recreation area is perfectly suited for those seeking a rugged, authentic outdoor experience. While the campground provides basic amenities such as vault toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, and firewood, it remains a primitive destination without utility hookups. This makes it an ideal retreat for tent campers and those looking for a backcountry experience, though RV camping is also permitted for those who are self-sufficient.

Visitors can take advantage of on-site fishing access and an extensive network of hiking trails that showcase the surrounding terrain. Whether you are looking to stay in a historic cabin or pitch a tent under the stars, White Rock Mountain provides a peaceful, year-round basecamp for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike.