West Memphis Delta Regional River Park

"Electric bike rentals were inexpensive, bike kiosk on the Arkansas side with only 4 or 5 bikes, not sure what you do with bike if no lock up available when you are done. It worked for us and was fun. Martyrs Park on the Tennessee side, adjacent this area, was an interesting memorial, tribute to a little known piece of history, the Yellow Fever Epidemic."

"Very nice area to walk across the river. The bridge and walking path were very nice."

"In my honesty opinion, this is about the best thing west Memphis has going for them... graffiti could be covered up though. Nothing else to do in West Memphis unless you gamble, but not everyone wants to throw their money down the drain."

"We go there mainly to ride a bike, the loop is almost 10 miles, there is a part of the road no paved but it's still good. We have to be careful with the weather in Summer it's extremely hot. No too many people go there."

"I love parks along rivers, especially those that encourage walking, cycling, and other physical activities. This one was certainly interesting, and cool at the same time. Hard to believe that the soybean, sesame, and sunflower fields that make up the surroundings of this little park space were once virgin bottomland forests, with bald cypresses and tupelos that reached 150 feet above the river. Anyway, it has some views of the Memphis skyline, probably better in the winter, but is still cool. My one grievance is that there is no access to the river unless one goes by the Hernando deSoto Bridge, which can only be accessed by walk or bike, and I unfortunately didn’t have either or time. I think I’d they made it like Ft. Defiance State Park in Illinois, that would be fine- trees for riparian area, and only a tiny bit cemented to give access to the river. I just wanted to touch the Mississippi and fish, but was unable. Oh well, still neat, cheers."