New medium size child area where old pools used to be (up the hill) and public restrooms…read more Cool slides/ Rubber outdoor flooring so it's clean and soft / accessible play also.

This is one of the nicest and biggest parks I've ever seen! It's so clean and well kept and family…read morefriendly. Dogs are not allowed on the playground but can be walked around it. There are three playground areas for all age groups and a basketball court and a stage, gazebo and covered table and seating areas. Great park!

Great little park had paved walking trails which is exactly what I was looking for after traveling…read moreall day and sitting in meetings for work. I hit this trail every night I was in town. It was great!! Loved that they had the sign that told me what the mileage was. So if I didn't have my app I could have been pretty close on my steps or distance. If i lived near here this would be a regular stop for me.

Revisted today, even more beautiful now that spring has sprung. Perfect for family outings and…read moreevents.

This is one of our favorite parks in the Twin Lake area! It's beautiful and family friendly. It has…read morean area designated just for swimming that is perfect for all ages and a huge, space open for fishing, which includes a boat dock. There's also a small playground and swing set next to several covered tables and an area for sand volley ball and basketball. It also includes a walking trail and a place to hang hammocks and bathrooms next to the baseball field. If you live in the area, or are visiting from out of town, this is an area you'll certainly want to check out. Great for trout fishing!

Love this place it's free fun for the whole family cool waters nice people great park wonderful…read moretown.

Been visiting this are since before it was a state park. Beautiful natural wonder with trails for…read morehiking and learning about the area. Plenty of tables for picnicking , bathrooms available and maybe you will be lucky to see some of the area's wildlife.

I loved this spot. I went while visiting a friend in Arkansas. This is a great place to visit if…read moreyou are in the area. We went to Grand Gulf because we were spending the day at Mammoth springs and were nearby. Had I made a long drive to this specific park I would have been disappointed. It's cool but there's just not enough to see to spend a whole lot of time there. The bathrooms were clean but toilets were the compostable type so they were not the most fresh smelling. The railings along the overlook areas had very wide gaps (not broken, just wide) . Don't let your young children walk far ahead of you! If there is someone in your party with limited mobility, the stairs will be hard to descend and ascend. Now that the negative is out of the way, let me hype it up somewhat. The trails around the "mini Grand Canyon" are well-kept and short enough for younger children. You could tell there were areas that were newer and had been repaired. The walkways were kept neat. Educational signage was abundant and quite informative. The views were amazing!

Beautiful park! Plenty of places to fish, take a boat out, swim, hike and even a really nice…read moreplayground set, bathrooms and covered tables to sit out. Perfect place for a small gathering with friends or just a nice day out with the family. A new favorite of ours.

Flippin's main park, Hickey City Park has all the goodies. At around 3 acres in size, there are…read moreplaygrounds, baseball and soccer fields, a skate park, tennis court, basketball court and three picnic pavilions. I took a walk around the one-mile walking trail. Fabulous. The picnic pavilions can be reserved and are $15 per hour ($10 for residents). Call City Hall for that service. [Review 19815 overall - 291 in Arkansas - 788 of 2023.]

Not a lot to do in Flippin, but I take regular walks here. Very safe area and really good for…read morefamily gatherings.

5 stars if the train museum had been open! Nice walk around the mouth of the Spring River, which…read moreputs out an average of 9 million gallons an hour. Today was a slow day at only 7.7 million gallons per hour. Beautiful walking path with picnic tables and lots of history.

Such a beautiful state park and listening to the water flow over the spillway is amazing. Nice walk…read morearound the park via trails , plenty of areas for picnics , a RV park is a little south out the park on Hiway 63 and fishing is great but make sure you have a permit Be sure you visit the welcome center and the train depot museum to round out you adventure and enjoy the wonders of n

Perfect place for long runs, I love the Galloway town area and the rivers on the way. If you like…read moreto run then you need to try this place

Fun little park with rocks to climb. Sadly the cave was closed but we were still able to climb…read morearound above it. It looked like there were some small trails too but we did not follow them

Easy check in. Fishing close by you could walk to it. Campgrounds immaculate and facilities clean…read moreand, close by. Our site had electric, water and septic hookups. Firepit really good, easy to use and wood available on site. Little store was nice. Had a wonderful time.

Beautiful and family friendly. Great for swimming and fishing and hanging out with friends and…read morefamily. You can even bring a grill and make a whole day of it.