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Logoly State Park, Magnolia, AR

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Sports & Outdoors

Logoly State Park

A nature-focused Arkansas state park built around environmental education, a natural area, mineral springs, and old-growth forest.

131 Columbia Road 459, Magnolia, AR 71753 · Magnolia, AR

About Logoly State Park

Logoly State Park sits in southwestern Arkansas and is known as the state's first park dedicated to environmental education. Most of its roughly 370 acres form a state natural area with distinctive plants and mineral springs. Visitors can use interactive exhibits in the visitor center, join interpreter-led programs that run all year, and walk several trails through the surrounding forest. Picnic sites, a playground, a bathhouse, and a pavilion are also on site. The park is an easy day trip from Texarkana, El Dorado, Camden, Magnolia, and Hope.

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  • #trails
  • #environmental education
  • #mineral springs
  • #old-growth forest

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