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Woolly Hollow
Woolly Hollow State Park is a state park located in Greenbrier, Arkansas. The park is situated on the shore of Woolly Hollow Lake, a man-made lake created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the 1960s. The park offers a variety of recreational activities, including camping, fishing, swimming, boating, and hiking. The park also features a nature center, picnic areas, and a playground. Woolly Hollow State Park is a great place to spend a day or weekend outdoors, enjoying the beauty of the Ozark Mountains.
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User Reviews
Mo
Enjoyed a nice hike on Huckleberry Trail! Great scenery and easy to moderate hike.
Jeremy R. Wright
Shocked how nice it is. There's an artesian well spring right beside our camp grounds, spot #1, which is also next to this little lake. Kinda pricey, but nice. Very clean men's room with nice shower. Polite guests. Easy to collect firewood, at the first of April. I've camped in far worse places for the same money. There were two mounds of beaver dams (best guess) right beside our campsite!
Chuck Rinks
Walked trail around lake. Fall weather, trail covered in leaves, some rocks, tree roots, may be treacherous for older walkers. 3 1/2 to 5 miles depending on trails taken. Nice little lake, beach area for swimming and kayaking in warmer weather.
Elizabeth
Beautiful day spent at Woolly Hollow. Definitely a great little spot not too far from Little Rock. The huckleberry trail that goes around the lake is the perfect distance.
Glen Beck
Woolly Hollow State Park is a quick drive from Greenbrier, Arkansas and is based on a dam lake, Bennett Lake. This park has a somewhat secluded type of appeal offering a broad spectrum of amenities, such as hiking, biking, camping, picnic tables, snack bar, swimming, and more. Using the idiom, "just for kicks" might best describe the photo that includes a rather bewildering permanent "no swimming" sign next to the designated swimming area and "no picnicking" sign next to a picnic table. Sorry, this just couldn't be resisted! On a more serious note, you'll discover great hiking, easy access to the lake, plenty of room to move without crowds, clean restrooms, and a pristine Visitor Center. Of particular note, was the customer service received at the Visitor Center. We were treated as special, unique, and received trail direction that later saved us from getting lost...and we are experienced hikers. The woman we spoke with even went so far as to ask us to call if we got lost. In a word, IMPRESSIVE! The only drawback we found regarding the trails were the obvious lack of maps marking your actual location and proximity when you're on the trails at various points. As a result, it is fairly easy to get lost, so bring plenty of water, particularly at this time of year.