Ozark - St. Francis National Forest - Russellville, Arkansas

Address: Russellville, AR 72801, United States.
Phone: 4799647200.
Website: fs.usda.gov.
Specialties: National forest, Tourist attraction.
Other points of interest: On-site services, Wheelchair-accessible car park, Hiking, Barbecue grill, Picnic tables, Public toilet, Toilets, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, Dogs allowed.
Opinions: This company has 6146 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.8/5.

Location of Ozark - St. Francis National Forest

4799647200

Ozark-St. Francis National Forest is a national forest and popular tourist attraction located in Russellville, AR, United States. The forest's address is Russellville, AR 72801, and the contact number is 4799647200. You can also visit their website fs.usda.gov for more information.

This beautiful national forest offers various on-site services that include wheelchair-accessible car parks, hiking trails, barbecue grills, picnic tables, public toilets, and toilets for pets. It is an excellent location for families with children, as it provides kid-friendly hikes and is good for kids. Moreover, dogs are allowed in the forest, making it a perfect spot for pet owners.

The forest has received several positive reviews from visitors, with a total of 6146 reviews on Google My Business. Its average opinion is 4.8/5, indicating that most visitors had a great experience during their visit.

Other points of interest in the forest include its beautiful scenery, diverse wildlife, and plant life. Visitors can enjoy the fresh air, go for a hike, have a picnic, or simply relax and take in the natural beauty of the forest.

Reviews of Ozark - St. Francis National Forest

Ozark - St. Francis National Forest - Russellville, Arkansas

Cole Warner

5/5

Well worth the stop! The views from here are spectacular!! Loved seeing the Ozark - St Francis National Forest. Peaceful setting with lookout platforms for great overviews of this area. Nice restrooms/small information center at this rest stop area.

Daniel Cummings

5/5

An absolutely beautiful place to visit, hike, and lose yourself in. Beautiful scenery and nice trails! Cell service is minimal so take caution. Can't wait to visit again, since we didn't have enough time to see everything.

Geri Kramer

5/5

Stunning views. So beautiful. Easy trail. Top of the world. It’s a good drive from the i40 but well worth it. Be sure and drive up with a full thank of gas and bring plenty of water and snacks. Enjoy

Bobbi Smith

2/5

So thankful to see the nice bridge in place. They now have working water outside the outhouses. Woohoo!

This was our favorite place to camp. So peaceful. Not anymore. Across the lake it looks like home less folks have moved in. They had several non stop barking dogs. Maybe fighting dogs at times. It was so loud. No longer peaceful. We left after one night of that.

Ersen Sulejmani

1/5

There are 11 destinations when you click for directions, and they are far apart. Don't go to the first destination at the top. It takes you nowhere. People don't share where they took these photos, so we didn't know which destinations to go to. Be sure you have a full tank of gas. There are no straight roads here either, so it will take a long time to travel a short distance.

Johnny D.

5/5

This is a look out about a mile to the northeast of Jasper on Hwy AR-7 with a neat rock wall on one side of the hwy and a view of the Little Buffalo River, roughly 130 feet below, on the other side.

Kelli Jensen

5/5

Hidden gorgeous nature. Cabins all along the route. Fabulous mom and pop diners. Bikers haven. Twisty turny gorgeous views passing the Arkansas Grand canyon.

Raza Hussain

5/5

Beyond beautiful! Must visits if you like taking your 4x4 on trails. We had many river crossings, and unfortunately some which we couldn't cross due to raining season. Nonetheless, the trails were mostly easy and with good directions.