@@RVTA Absolutely! It really hit me as I spent a week in Oklahoma and we crossed back into Arkansas just how beautiful it is. Was nice to be reminded of things I come to take for granted living here.
Great video. Liked being able to see the Camper Cabin area. We’ve stayed in some of the other AR State Park Camper Cabins, but this is going to be our first time here. Was going in blind on this one until I came across your video.
This is an updated version. The original was uploaded two days previous. In the update I decided to include a narrative intro. Originally I had my face at the start. In retrospect, I felt that wasn't a good idea.
This summer, my wife and I will be traveling to Northern California to look at properties. Again we'll be truck bed camping all the way. No sweet travel trailer for the wicked. Maybe in 2022 when prices are expected to drop.
I agree Texas has hill the out of state people thinks texas is all flat but is not. West Texas has the Guadeloupe peak at 8749 feet above sea level. Rolling plains are the hill County. East Texas is known as the piney wood of Texas.
Lake Ouachita Article Talk Language Watch Edit Lake Ouachita (Pronounced WAH-shi-tah) is a reservoir created by the damming of the Ouachita River by Blakely Mountain Dam (34°34′21″N 93°11′39″W).
@@RVTA It is. You should learn to take constructive criticism. You want "kind and friendly comments" but shirk off a benign comment. If you had spent much time there and actually learned more about the area, you would have learned the proper pronunciation.
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I just got to say that bathroom is sooo nice. I can see where those nice surfaces makes it easier to keep them clean. Again so nice!!!!
Arkansas does a great job.
Great video. We have reservations for Wednesday. Can’t wait to get there. Thank you so much!
You are welcome. Might be a lot of rain.
So nice to see videos of the campground so I can get an idea of where I would like to go. It is a beautiful place there. Will go soon.
A fave!!!
Great information! Thank you for taking the time.
I enjoy yammering and taking pictures. Great park. Arkansas parks in general are nice. Gotta love the mountains and rivers.
@@RVTA Absolutely! It really hit me as I spent a week in Oklahoma and we crossed back into Arkansas just how beautiful it is. Was nice to be reminded of things I come to take for granted living here.
Great video. Liked being able to see the Camper Cabin area. We’ve stayed in some of the other AR State Park Camper Cabins, but this is going to be our first time here. Was going in blind on this one until I came across your video.
Cabins are nice. Close to the water. Plenty of parking. Should be fun.
How to book a reservation for walk in tent camp?
It's been a while. I called in and reserved. There are probably other options.
Great video! How far is the state park from dogwood trail?
No idea.
Thank you for the informations we are on how way there.
You are welcome.
This is an updated version. The original was uploaded two days previous. In the update I decided to include a narrative intro. Originally I had my face at the start. In retrospect, I felt that wasn't a good idea.
This summer, my wife and I will be traveling to Northern California to look at properties. Again we'll be truck bed camping all the way. No sweet travel trailer for the wicked. Maybe in 2022 when prices are expected to drop.
We're planning on staying there in a few weeks in our camper van. Same loop. Are campfires allowed in loop D?
Yes, campfires are allowed.
@@RVTA Thanks. I didn't see fire rings where you camped. Is there wood to scavenge?
@@beckythomas8215 They allow scavenging. We only used the wood around the campsites. Not much though!
@@RVTA Thanks! Great video! Can't wait to go there!
Muy buen video vivo en texas y creo que mi siguiente paseo sera arkansas
The blooming tree wasn't cottonwood. It was dogwood.
Thanks for the info.
I think you haven't seen much of Texas if you think it's flat.
I've seen plenty. Some rolling hills?
Have you seen a real mountain? A big one? Not just a gently rolling hill!
@@RVTA What are you talking about? The biggest Arkansas "mountains" are 3x smaller than the ones in Texas.
@@RVTA There are some very big mountains in far west texas. But I like the Arkansas ones.
I agree Texas has hill the out of state people thinks texas is all flat but is not. West Texas has the Guadeloupe peak at 8749 feet above sea level. Rolling plains are the hill County. East Texas is known as the piney wood of Texas.
Just FYI - it’s pronounced “Wash-ah-taw”
If you say so?
62 years old, born and lived here my whole life but feel free to ask any other native if in doubt
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Lake Ouachita (Pronounced WAH-shi-tah) is a reservoir created by the damming of the Ouachita River by Blakely Mountain Dam (34°34′21″N 93°11′39″W).
@@RVTA It is. You should learn to take constructive criticism. You want "kind and friendly comments" but shirk off a benign comment. If you had spent much time there and actually learned more about the area, you would have learned the proper pronunciation.
@@happycampers6592 Age and diverse experiences have taught me that there are more than one way to skin a cat. Apparently.