Petit Jean State Park Visitor Center
1285 Petit Jean Mountain Road, Morrilton, Arkansas 72110
About the Business
Located at 1285 Petit Jean Mountain Road in Morrilton, Arkansas, the Petit Jean State Park Visitor Center is a travel agency offering a range of accommodations and activities for visitors to enjoy. The center features pet-friendly lodge units and cabins, some of which include fully equipped kitchens, fireplaces, and hot tubs. The rustic-style cabins, built by the Civilian Conservation Corp, are nestled along the bluff of Cedar Creek Canyon, providing stunning views of the surrounding nature.
Visitors can also rent kayaks and accessories from the on-site kiosk located near Lake Bailey. The center operates daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with closures on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. The on-site restaurant is open daily during peak and off-peak seasons, offering a variety of dining options for guests.
Additionally, the boathouse is open seasonally from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, while the public pool is available for visitors to enjoy from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. Pool parties can be booked outside of normal business hours, subject to staffing availability.
For more information and reservations, visitors can contact the Arkansas State Parks at 1-888-287-2757 or email [email protected] Explore the beauty of Petit Jean State Park and make unforgettable memories at the Visitor Center.
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Contacts
1285 Petit Jean Mountain Rd, Morrilton, AR 72110, United States
Hours open
Monday:
08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Thursday:
08:00 - 17:00
Friday:
08:00 - 17:00
Saturday:
08:00 - 17:00
Sunday:
08:00 - 17:00
Reviews
"Been before but always make time for it. BEAUTIFUL!"
"My husband and I just finished a post holiday respite at Petit Jean State Park, Arkansas's first state park. We were greeted with incomparable vistas and warm, welcoming locals at each and every turn. The immense rock formations are indescribable and impossible to fully appreciate in a photo. For a lesson in history, a visit to both the automobile museum and the Winrock Institute is a must. Growing up in Arkansas, I was familiar with the name Winthrop Rockefeller, but at his namesake institute I was able to fully appreciate the man and all he'd done to elevate Arkansans. It was fun to gain an intimate glimpse into what it must have felt like growing up in one of America's truly legendary families. The rustic CCC cabin nestled among the pines was a perfect accommodation, and an end of the day cocktail at Mather Lodge made each day feel complete. Definitely hike to the Rock House for a snapshot of growing up a native American in the area. I can honestly say we will return to hike down to the falls when it's not quite as muddy out. This was the perfect place to unwind following a hectic holiday season."
"I cant express enough how gorgeous this park was!! We didn’t even get to see the park, and it’s entirety. Start at the visitors center. The park has a lake, many trails, ruins, waterfalls, they even have a restaurant at the lodge. There are views as far as I can see if you’re ever in this part of Arkansas do not miss this park, you may need a full day, if not two to see the whole entire park, you can also stay here if you have a camper van or a tent."
"Such a nice large visitor center! Clean restrooms. Knowledgeable, helpful staff. Maps. Giftshop of local well made beautiful pottery, tshirts, souvenirs. Also a room of artifacts and state park info displays. Picnic areas everywhere!! Camping available in campground. Such a nice, clean, beautiful large park!!!!!"
"One of the best state parks in the state of Arkansas! PLEASE KEEP THIS BETWEEN US SINCE I DONT LIKE CROWDS!! There is a lodge and cabins to stay at. Great camping for big rigs and tents, from open spots to wooded. You can even rent a yurt here! A great lake to fish at.. 10hp or under is allowed or you can rent a boat or paddle boat. Great hiking/ biking and scenic views. They did build a new visitor center about a year ago. The store is bigger than the old one but still small. A great little hands on museum and info area. The building is large but these two areas are not very big. As always, this park including the bathroom and showers are usually very clean."
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