It’s not to late to mark your calendars! On April 8, 2024, a solar eclipse will run through the center of Arkansas, and several Arkansas State Parks will be the best places to view it.
Hyped as the “Great North American Eclipse,” we’re sharing the best (and our favorite) state parks to make reservations at to be in the narrow path of totality.
Hailed as one of the only public places in the world to mine for diamonds, guests to Crater of Diamonds State Park have a great spot to see the solar eclipse and a chance to mine for diamonds.
Mount Nebo State Park is a flat-top mountain located just outside of Russellville, Arkansas. If you’re road-tripping through Arkansas to see the solar eclipse, the park is not too far from Interstate 40.
If you’re pulling an RV and want to be in the Mount Nebo area, Lake Dardanelle is a great alternative. You can see Lake Dardanelle from Mount Nebo State Park.