2014 RV summer plan-open for suggestions
As some of you know we are RVing since 2002 every summer for 5 months,store the rig at the end of the trip , fly home(Israel) for the winter just to pick it up on the next Spring. In October 2013 we ...
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Arkansas suggestions:
1. Blanchard Springs Caverns We've been to quite a few caves and this one is notable for its generally pristine condition. Above ground, make sure you hike to where the springs come out.
2. Consider camping at Lake Ouachita SP. FHU available.
3. Agree with the recommendation to visit Eureka Springs. Lots of up and down walking so you'll get your exercise. Interesting historic houses and buildings. Loved the Local Flavor Café. Be prepared to wait for a table.
4. Drive the Talimena Scenic Byway on the border of Arkansas and Oklahoma.
5. Spend a rainy day exploring the Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville. Except for a special exhibit they may be presenting, the rest of the museum is free. Amazing collection of North American art, from pre-Revolution to today. Plan on a full day if possible. The building and the gardens are interesting in themselves.
6. If the river levels are good, plan a float/canoe trip on the Buffalo River. Also many hiking opportunities here.
1. Blanchard Springs Caverns We've been to quite a few caves and this one is notable for its generally pristine condition. Above ground, make sure you hike to where the springs come out.
2. Consider camping at Lake Ouachita SP. FHU available.
3. Agree with the recommendation to visit Eureka Springs. Lots of up and down walking so you'll get your exercise. Interesting historic houses and buildings. Loved the Local Flavor Café. Be prepared to wait for a table.
4. Drive the Talimena Scenic Byway on the border of Arkansas and Oklahoma.
5. Spend a rainy day exploring the Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville. Except for a special exhibit they may be presenting, the rest of the museum is free. Amazing collection of North American art, from pre-Revolution to today. Plan on a full day if possible. The building and the gardens are interesting in themselves.
6. If the river levels are good, plan a float/canoe trip on the Buffalo River. Also many hiking opportunities here.
