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Petit Jean State Park is an Arkansas classic, a natural and historic treasure that has welcomed travelers for decades. The natural beauty and ancient geology of the legendary Petit Jean Mountain inspired the creation of Arkansas’s first state park and with it our state park system.
Get information on the more than 20 miles of hiking trails in Arkansas that will lead you through Petit Jean's natural and historic resources. Walk to the spectacular 95 foot Cedar Falls, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Arkansas, meander through ancient geology on the Seven Hollow s Trail, or enter Rock House Cave and view ancient ...
The rustic warmth of this mountain lodge built of native log and stone, combined with the natural beauty of its bluff setting overlooking rugged Cedar Creek Canyon, make this a special place for getaways and special occasions.
Cabins at Petit Jean. If you are in search of a cozy home away from home during your stay at Petit Jean State Park, a park cabin is the natural choice. Choose from 33 cabins (21 with kitchens). Most are within walking distance from Mather Lodge. Many are spaced along the bluff of Cedar Creek Canyon.
Camping is a popular activity here at Petit Jean State Park. Choose your favorite of Arkansas' four seasons and enjoy a weekend getaway or up to two-week vacation. Bring your own tent or RV, or rent a park YURT. Choose from wooded or lake view sites. Pull-through or back-in campsites are available.
Within Petit Jean State Park is one of the largest bluff shelters in the state. Accessed via Rock House Cave Trail , this bluff shelter was once home to Native Americans well over a thousand years ago.
Facilities built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s are among America's most popular park facilities, and you'll understand why when you experience Mather Lodge. Choose from 24 guest rooms or the park's cabins that are near the lodge.
Arkansas’ portion of the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail passes through Petit Jean State Park. The first white settlers arrive on Petit Jean Mountain. John Walker, a farmer and squatter, builds a log cabin on the north side of what is now Lake Bailey.
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Petit Jean State Park has 125 campsites, four YURTs, 34 cabins, 24 room historic Mather Lodge, a picnic area, and 20 miles of trails. About 800,000 visitors annually come from all regions of the country to visit this special place.