Arkansas City

Parks & Recreation

Green spaces, river trails, and community facilities — get outside and enjoy everything Arkansas City has to offer.

Freddie Black Choctaw Island- WMA

The crown jewel of Arkansas City outdoor recreation

East Unit: Comprises 7,580 acres featuring delta hardwoods, Kate Adams Lake, a Mississippi River boat launch, and four primitive campsites. It includes 9.4 miles across four watchable wildlife trails (Levee Trail, Mississippi River Trail, Old River Lake Trail, and Rocky Hole Trail). Note: The East Unit closes to deer hunting when the Mississippi River gauge at Arkansas City reaches 31 feet. West Unit (Zone 232): Comprises 9,501 acres with specific rules, permit requirements, and seasonal regulations

Open daily, 24 Hours
Over Levee and Hwy 4
(833) 363-7638

Amenities

Fishing
Boat Launches- Kate Adams Lake & Mississippi River
Walking Trails- East Unit
Camping- East Unit
Hunting & Trapping
AGFC WMA Info

Delta Heritage Trailhead

Honoring our founders in a peaceful green setting

Every visit to Delta Heritage Trail State Park is one to remember. Walking or riding along the trail, you may encounter a variety of wildlife and plants. When the rail-to-trail project is complete, it will be an astounding 84.5-miles long. The completed southern corridor is 23.8 miles from Watson to Arkansas City, including 14.4 miles of shared-use roadway on the Mississippi River Mainline Levee. Eventually, the trail will cross the White and Arkansas rivers.

Open daily, 24 Hours
910 Desoto Ave, Arkansas City, AR 71630
(870) 572-2352

Amenities

Covered Pavilions and Picnic Area
John H. Johnson Commemorative Plaza
Free WiFi access
Amphitheater
Rest Station
Delta Heritage Trail Info

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Getting to Our Parks

All parks are located within Arkansas City, Arkansas. Free parking is available at every facility.

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