Crowley's Ridge Parkway
St. Francis National Forest, AR

Much of the 20,946-acre forest is located on Crowley's Ridge and covers areas in Lee and Phillips counties of Arkansas. The forest takes its name from the St. Francis River, which forms the eastern boundary of the Park. St. Francis State Park has many recreational qualities, one of which is camping. There are three main campgrounds called Beech Point, Lone Pine, and Storm Creek Lake. Enjoy other leisures the park provides by going picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, exploring the area on an ATV, observing wildlife, fishing, hunting, or canoeing.