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IRON BRIDGE AT SPADRA TRAIL
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FISHING AT LAKE LUDWIG
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CLARKSVILLE AQUATIC CENTER
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KAYAKING ON HORSEHEAD
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CITY PARK
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GLORY HOLE WATERFALL
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STRAWBERRY BLUFFS
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SPADRA TRAIL
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Scenic Views
Strawberry Bluffs - N up HWY 21, right on HWY 292 for about 3.7 miles, left and head north on CR 3631, continue N on CR 3631 for about 4 miles, left at CR 4631. Continue heading up the hill on 4631 for about a mile and the bluffs should be few hundred feet from the road.
Glory Hole - The trailhead is on Arkansas Routes 16/21, exactly 6.3 miles north of Fallsville, and 2.3 miles south of the 16/21 junction near Swain. The trailhead is unmarked, and there's only room for a couple of cars to park beside the road. If you're coming from the north, look for a dirt-road turnoff on the left side of the road (the dirt road is the trail).
Strawberry Bluffs - N up HWY 21, right on HWY 292 for about 3.7 miles, left and head north on CR 3631, continue N on CR 3631 for about 4 miles, left at CR 4631. Continue heading up the hill on 4631 for about a mile and the bluffs should be few hundred feet from the road.
Glory Hole - The trailhead is on Arkansas Routes 16/21, exactly 6.3 miles north of Fallsville, and 2.3 miles south of the 16/21 junction near Swain. The trailhead is unmarked, and there's only room for a couple of cars to park beside the road. If you're coming from the north, look for a dirt-road turnoff on the left side of the road (the dirt road is the trail).
Sports
Golf - Clarksville Country Club
Basketball, Pickle Ball, and Exercise - Marvin Vinson Center
Swimming - Aquatic Center
Golf - Clarksville Country Club
Basketball, Pickle Ball, and Exercise - Marvin Vinson Center
Swimming - Aquatic Center
Parks
Cline Park - Located on Meadow Place, Cline Park is one of Clarksville’s largest parks. You'll find playgrounds, baseball fields, horseshoe pits, an 18-Basket disc golf course, a fishing pond, and more.
City Park - Features a playground, pavilion, a dog park, a full-size baseball field, and a skate park. Also features a greenhouse.
Dog Park - Half acre, fully fenced and gated park for dogs to run free and enjoy themselves. The park contains two gated sections. One section is for large dogs and the other is for small dogs. Water is available.
Skate Park - Contains quarter pipes, stairs, rails, a spine, mini ramps, and benches
Pocket Park - Located at the junction of Main and Rogers streets in the heart of Clarksville. The park features a beautiful bouquet of colorful flowers, trees, and greenery.
For more Clarksville Park information, click here.
Cline Park - Located on Meadow Place, Cline Park is one of Clarksville’s largest parks. You'll find playgrounds, baseball fields, horseshoe pits, an 18-Basket disc golf course, a fishing pond, and more.
City Park - Features a playground, pavilion, a dog park, a full-size baseball field, and a skate park. Also features a greenhouse.
Dog Park - Half acre, fully fenced and gated park for dogs to run free and enjoy themselves. The park contains two gated sections. One section is for large dogs and the other is for small dogs. Water is available.
Skate Park - Contains quarter pipes, stairs, rails, a spine, mini ramps, and benches
Pocket Park - Located at the junction of Main and Rogers streets in the heart of Clarksville. The park features a beautiful bouquet of colorful flowers, trees, and greenery.
For more Clarksville Park information, click here.
Camping
Spadra Park - S on HWY 103 onto Jamestown Rd
Horsehead Lake Campground - NW up HWY 103, left on HWY 164, right on FS 1408. For more information, click here.
Haw Creek Falls - Located on AR Hwy 123, approx. 12.7 miles South/West of Pelsor (Hwy 7), and approx. 14.5 miles North of Hagarville (Hwy 164).
Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area Campground - Located on highway 123 on a small mountain stream with picturesque falls, rocks, and a bluff. Features 3 waterfalls in hiking proximity.
Ozone Recreation Area and Campground - N HWY 21 18 miles.
Piney Bay Recreational Area and Campground - Pvt Rd 2720, London, AR 72847
Spadra Park - S on HWY 103 onto Jamestown Rd
Horsehead Lake Campground - NW up HWY 103, left on HWY 164, right on FS 1408. For more information, click here.
Haw Creek Falls - Located on AR Hwy 123, approx. 12.7 miles South/West of Pelsor (Hwy 7), and approx. 14.5 miles North of Hagarville (Hwy 164).
Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area Campground - Located on highway 123 on a small mountain stream with picturesque falls, rocks, and a bluff. Features 3 waterfalls in hiking proximity.
Ozone Recreation Area and Campground - N HWY 21 18 miles.
Piney Bay Recreational Area and Campground - Pvt Rd 2720, London, AR 72847
For more information regarding local recreation, visit Arkansas River Valley Tri-Peaks Tourism.
