Pet Friendly Hotels Arkansas

Pet Friendly Hotels Arkansas

If you and your pet are into outdoor recreation, Arkansas is a great place to visit. With 600,000 acres of lakes, there is plenty of space for fishing, swimming, sailing, power-boating, scuba diving and more. Because the lakes are fed by cold-flowing springs and creeks, the mountain fishing lakes are among the cleanest in the world. Scuba divers and underwater photographers enjoy the clarity of the water, while fishermen are happy with the trophy-sized lunkers they reel in.

Arkansas has 52 parks and museums to explore in six National Park Service sites, in three national forests covering more than 2.9 million acres. Additionally, there are more than 200 Arkansas camping sites and recreational areas. Other recreational opportunities include opportunities that include camping, hiking, horse, ATV and cycling trails, fishing, hunting, scenic driving and wildlife observation.

Arkansas has a rich and exciting history which makes it an ideal place for you and your pet to visit. The Spanish Explorer DeSoto first visited what is now Arkansas in 1541 and found tens of thousands of native Americans living in villages along the State's rivers. The first colony was founded by the French in 1686.

Arkansas is “outdoor” country with hundreds of lakes and rivers for boating and swimming. Mountains for you and your pet to hike in and dozens of small towns where life has not changed a great deal in the last hundred years, and where local artizans still make candles, quilts and wood products by hand.

Below the surface is another world, the limestone caves of the Ozarks.

Arkansas is quite pet friendly and your pet will be welcome almost anywhere. There are restaurants with outdoor patios where you and your pet can enjoy a meal in the warm sunshine while overlooking Lake Taneycomo.

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