Lake Charles


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Lake Charles State Park in the Arkansas Ozark foothills

Lake Charles is a 645-acre impoundment constructed by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service and Arkansas Game and Fish Commission in the 1960s. A state park, offering camping, picnic sites, hiking trails, pavilion, playgrounds, launch ramp and sandy beach, was dedicated in 1967. Park programs include lake tours and guided kayak adventures.

Fishing: Bass, catfish, bluegill and crappie are popular catches on Lake Charles. For park information, call (870) 878-6595.

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Little RockLittle Rock, AR: The Arkansas Arboretum Trail is only .6 of a mile long & paved with a lot of benches around it. During the week when most people are at work, it's a superb place to visit. Learn More ...

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