Daisy State Park - United States
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Best time to visit Daisy State Park
Late spring through early fall is the prime window for RV travel, with May, June, and September offering warm lake temperatures and long daylight hours without peak-summer humidity. July and August bring the hottest weather and the busiest weekends, so reservations are strongly recommended. Shoulder months of March, April, and October deliver mild days, cooler nights, and lower campground occupancy, though storms and brief cold snaps are possible.
Cool and quiet; most sites open but expect freezing nights.
Variable weather; occasional ice storms possible.
Early spring; watch for severe thunderstorms.
Pleasant shoulder-season camping weather.
Warming lake, active fishing; storm season peaks.
Summer swim season begins; book early.
Hot and humid; peak campground occupancy.
Hottest stretch; lake is warmest.
Excellent shoulder-season window.
Fall color across the Ouachita foothills.
Quiet park, cool nights.
Cold, low use; water at some sites may be winterized.
Things to do at Daisy State Park
- Boating and Water Sports on Lake Greeson EasyRV parking available
Lake Greeson is a 7,000-acre reservoir that is the centerpiece of Daisy State Park, with the park's boat ramp providing direct motorized access. Boaters use the lake for water-skiing, tubing, and cruising its long, fingered shoreline.
- Fishing for Bass, Walleye, and Catfish EasyRV parking available
Lake Greeson supports largemouth, spotted, and striped bass along with walleye, crappie, bream, and catfish. Bank anglers can fish from the park shoreline while boaters work rocky points and coves across the reservoir.
- Swim Beach and Lakeside Day Use EasyRV parking available
The park's designated swim area offers a sandy beach with shallow entry into Lake Greeson, popular with families in summer. Picnic tables and grills line the shoreline nearby.
- Paddling Quiet Coves EasyRV parking available
Kayakers and canoeists launch from the park to explore the many coves and tree-lined shoreline of Lake Greeson. Mornings are typically calmest for flatwater paddling.
- Park Interpretive Programs EasyRV parking available
Arkansas State Parks interpreters lead seasonal programs on local wildlife, Ouachita geology, and lake ecology. Schedules vary by season and are posted at the visitor contact station.
- Day Trip to Crater of Diamonds State Park EasyRV parking available
Crater of Diamonds State Park near Murfreesboro lies roughly 20 miles south of Daisy and is the only public diamond-search site in the world. Visitors can prospect a 37-acre plowed field and keep any gems they find. arkansasstateparks.com/parks/crater-diamonds-state-park
- Day Trip to Hot Springs National Park EasyRV parking available
Hot Springs National Park is about a one-hour drive east and offers historic bathhouses, scenic drives, and forested hiking trails. Gulpha Gorge Campground within the park provides additional RV-friendly day-use access. nps.gov/hosp/index.htm
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How to get to Daisy State Park
Daisy State Park sits directly on U.S. Highway 70 about 17 miles west of Glenwood and roughly 40 miles, about 50 minutes, from Hot Springs. From Little Rock, plan on about 100 miles and just over two hours via I-30 and U.S. 70, while Texarkana is roughly 90 miles to the southwest. Highway 70 is a two-lane route through rolling Ouachita terrain with some grades and curves, so large Class A rigs and trailers should drive at a relaxed pace and watch for logging trucks. The nearest commercial airport for fly-and-rent travelers is Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock.
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