Lake Bennett

Overview

Forty-acre Lake Bennett, located in the center of 400-acre Woolly Hollow State Park, was named for Dr. Hugh H. Bennett, first director of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. Constructed in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration, Lake Bennett was the first Soil Conservation System watershed project in the United States built for the purpose of making scientific studies of the effects of water run-off, silt and erosion control from a specific watershed. Today it serves as a popular recreation lake for swimming, boating, camping and picnicking. Canoes, pedal boats, fishing boats and motors are available for rent at the state park. For more information, phone the Woolly Hollow State Park at 501-679-2098 or visit www.ArkansasStateParks.com.

Activities

Fishing  Movie Nights 

Amenities

Bath House with Showers  Coin Laundry Machines  Dog Park  Dog Washing Station  Game Rooms  General Store  Golf Course  Hot Tubs  Pickleball  Playground  Playgrounds  Sports Areas  Swimming Pool  Tennis Courts  Trash Cans 

Family

Family Friendly 

Parking

Free Parking  One-Night Parking 

Pets

Pet Friendly 

RV Details

Bigger Rvs  Campers/Travel Trailers  Class A  Class C  Fifth Wheel  Maximum RV Length Accepted 

Services

Cable TV  Doggie Daycare  Electricity  Garbage Pickup  Mail Service  Pest Control  Recycling Pickup  Sewer  TV Hookup  Trash Pickup  Water  Wi-Fi 

Site Features

Disability/Accessible Area and Campsite  Dog Campsites  Firepits  Full Hookups  No Hookup Options  No-Dog Campsites  On-Site Dumping  Paved Campsites  Picnic Tables  Power Connections  Pull-Through Spots  Quiet Hours  Shade Trees  Wide Roads 

Site Options

Boondocking  Budget Friendly  Cabins  Kid-Free Zone  Luxury Site  Pet-Free Zone  Tiny Homes 

Stay Options

Long-Term  Monthly  Short-Term