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Millwood State Park
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Millwood State Park

Location: From junction of I-30 and US 71 at Texarkana, 16 miles north on US 71 to Ashdown, then 9 miles east on AR 32.
Facilities: 116 campsites (including 112 with hookups, 3 primitive sites, and 1 Rent-An-RV), showers, restrooms, picnic areas, pavilion, playground, hiking and bicycle trails, a marina that has groceries, gifts, and boat rentals in addition to bait and gas, visitor center (é).
Activities: Camping, fishing, boating, hiking, mountain biking, bird watching, interpretive programs.
Special Features: Park is situated alongside Millwood Lake, a 29,260-acre fishing hotspot known nationwide. The lake regularly hosts bass tournaments; many trophy fish of over 10 pounds have been recorded and 4- and 5-pound catches are common.
Address: 1564 Hwy 32 E
Ashdown, AR 71822
Phone: 870-898-2800;
Fax: 870-898-2632;
Web: www.arkansasstateparks.com/parks/park.asp?id=26
Size: 823 acres.

See other parks in Arkansas.


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Some of the rare bird species sighted in the Millwood Lake includes: • Parasitic Jaeger • Vermilion Flycatcher • Rock Wren Millwood and Lake Chicot are good areas for winter waterfowl and looking for post-breeding wanderers.
The Oak Ridge Ravines site near the Hempstead and Howard counties border east of Millwood Lake is 1,018 acres with lots of big oak trees, including a species called Durand oak that is rare in Arkansas.
The wind - at times gusting over 20 mph - wasn't enough, however, to deter Blaukat and several other anglers from making a 180-mile run south past Millwood Lake to better fishing.
 
 
 
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