10,000 public acres of pristine lakes, delta hardwoods and access to the Mississippi River.  Whether it’s hunting, fishing, biking, birdwatching, hiking, camping or horseback riding, Choctaw Island provides enjoyment for everyone.
Freddie Black Choctaw Island WMA/Deer Research Area East Unit
Freddie Black Choctaw Island WMA/Deer Research Area West Unit

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Delta Heritage Trail Arkansas City Trailhead

Every visit to Delta Heritage Trail State Park is one to remember. Walking or riding along the trail, you may encounter a variety of wildlife and plants. When the rail-to-trail project is complete, it will be an astounding 84.5-miles long. The completed southern corridor is 23.8 miles from Watson to Arkansas City, including 14.4 miles of shared-use roadway on the Mississippi River Mainline Levee. Eventually, the trail will cross the White and Arkansas rivers.

Arkansas City Trailhead Opening
Arkansas City Trailhead Opening

The Arkansas City Trailhead includes a multi-use building designed in the style of historic rail depots that houses administrative functions, bathhouse facilities, and an open pavilion. Visitors can also enjoy picnic areas, a water fountain, a bicycle repair station, two over-sized tent pads for camping visitors, and a large group charcoal grill. Interpretative elements provide information on the DHT, background about the town’s history, and local recreational offerings.

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For more information please call:

Mayor Rick Hales

Address:
P.O. Box 369
ARKANSAS CITY, AR 71630

Phone: (870) 877-2306

Fax: (870) 877-2306

Meetings:
Third Tuesday