Reviews

Jamie Fonseca

Just spent 2 weeks here y'all this is one large Park it has 2 boat launches two fishing piers North and South camping areas splash pad for the kids trails for the kids it has a Nature Center we were on the north side was not very busy the two weeks we were there very quiet Campground host was very nice kept checking on us two make sure everything was good restroom in shower was kept very clean only downside for me the fishing wasn't very good while we were there maybe I'll do better next time cuz I would come back

Crystal Duplechain

Such a beautiful place. $3.00 per person to get in. Watch the wild life or listen to the birds, or camp out. It's so peaceful out there. Lots of trails, love the pier, walking out on to the lake. mother nature at her finest, just breath taking.

Laura Vesey

This is my first time camping here so I never realized that you have to drive to see the lake or the pier so the reason of 3 stars is because of that and the poor information that how a heck to find it, not signs pointing where to go and the map they provided missing a lot of informations. We found it asking everyone. Our site was at the south and road very narrow so you better watch for kids playing, we walked the first time to find the pier and we decided to drive the next time, on my opinion the north side is a better choice. Not phone signals at all at the site so you have to actually drive to the entrance for some service so if you have an emergency forgetting to call 911 . Bathrooms were clean.

Trinity Richard

Spent a few days at Chicot State Park, cabins are the best in the state because of the fabulous view. Pictures are from cabin 4, which is dog friendly and if you have a senior or one challenged by steps, you won't have an issue, some of the others have steps to get to the cabin. 3 & 4 are flat walkway.

Jonathan Peyton

Very nice area - well maintained. The arboretum building is extremely clean and has a great exhibit. Pathways through the cypress swamp are easy to hike - plenty of subjects for photography. You could spend a day or two out here easy. Everything is very well marked and easy to get around.

IntrepidTeach

Spent 2 nights February. There's not as much to do in the winter, but we did enjoy easy hikes. The sites had picnic tables, fire pits, and a grill. The stars were amazing. They have an interesting, hands on nature center, and very clean bath houses.

James O'Grady

If you're tent camping, we would recommend planning in advance to do the backpacking sites because the RV sites are not ideal for tenting (uneven tent platforms). Otherwise, pretty all right. The facilities were super clean! Great showers with nice hot water.

Kevin K.

What a fantastic park (at least in the non-mosquito season). We spent 4 days here in January. Pleasant weather. Incredible hiking trails, and phenomenal cabins on the water. The arboretum really is the icing on the cake. Bathhouses were clean and well maintained, although I don’t think any had laundry (although I could have been mistaken). They also have about 20 miles of backpack trails with 6 (or 8?) remote primitive campsites. Not sure this would be a good place in the summer months: very hot, humid, and I’m sure lots of mosquitoes. But in the “off-season” months, a really great place to visit.

Sheila Waughtal

Wonderful place. Bathrooms and showers clean. The camp spots are very nice as well. The people are wonderful. The Arboretum was such a nice easy walk. The floating boardwalk was very nice. We stayed a couple of extra nights for all of these reasons. Relaxation at it's very best!

Matt C

Can I leave my boat in the water overnight if camping at the state park?