The Basics
Mammoth Spring State Park
PO Box 36
Mammoth Spring, AR 72554
Phone: (870) 625-3255
Email: mammothspring@arkansas.com
Directions: The park is located on US Hwy 63 in Mammoth Spring, AR
About Mammoth Spring
Located in extreme northern Arkansas, Mammoth Spring is the largest spring in the state, and the second largest spring in the Ozarks. This National Natural Landmark spring flows nine million gallons of water per hour. The spring forms a scenic 10-acre lake, then flows south out of the park as the Spring River. The Spring River is a popular Ozarks trout and floating stream.
Located near the spring, an 1886 Frisco train depot will take you back in time as you explore the train station. There is also a Frisco caboose located just outside the depot.
The remains of an old mill, along with the historic hydroelectric plant building, reflects Mammoth Spring's history and heritage.
The park features an information center that is also an Arkansas Welcome Center. Exhibits inside detail the Mammoth Spring area's cultural history and natural resources. Also located nearby are a ballfield, playground, a trail, and picnic sites.
Features & Facilities
Visitor Center/Arkansas Welcome Center | Gift Shop | Exhibits | Pavilion | Picnic Area/Tables | Playground | Ballfield | Spring | Historic Mill/Hydroelectric Plant | Historic Depot | Restrooms | Kayak Rentals
Activities Available
Walking Trail | Kayak & Pedal Boat Rentals
What's Nearby
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Grand Gulf State Park
Mark Twain National Forest
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Mark Twain National Forest
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