Mammoth Spring the Largest and Most Scenic Spring in Arkansas

Have you ever been to Mammoth Spring, Arkansas? The name says it all, one of the largest and most scenic natural springs in Arkansas and the 7th largest in the world.

Mammoth Spring State Park

With over nine million gallons of water flowing each hour forming a 10-acre beautiful lake that flows southward into Spring River. Spring River is best known for some of the best trout fishing in the state. What makes Mammoth Spring so unique is the remnants of an old grist mill and hydroelectric plant which is part of the history of Mammoth Springs and the foothills of the Ozark Mountain region.

The city is also home to Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery home to the only captivated spawning Gulf Coast striped bass in the world.

While you are there see the vintage 1886 Frisco train depot and museum, the Arkansas Welcome Center, hiking trails, the playground, or enjoy a picnic beside the springs.

The small charming town of Mammoth Spring is surrounded by rolling hills with some of the best Southern hospitality around. There are quaint little shops and boutiques for shopping and captivating restaurants serving up Southern cuisine at its finest.

Whether you are looking to call this your new home or a weekend getaway there is something for everyone. You can stay in one of many rustic cabins or bed and breakfast inns in the area with scenic views of the lush countryside.

Plan your escape now to Mammoth Spring where amazing fall fun awaits you at this hidden gem in Arkansas.

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