Round upon request and are provided daily *Interpretive programs are available year Up-to-date shot records are required upon check-in. Pet-friendly cabins have a limit of two dogs, Several cabins have beenĭesignated as dog friendly. Open from October to April.) These cabins include mini-fridges and Eachĭuplex cabin has two double beds, a fireplace and no kitchen. Dog-Friendly Cabins – 6, 7, 14, 17, 18, 19Īlso near the lodge are six duplex cabins 20-31.3 Bedroom Rustic Kitchen - Cabin #: 0 (no fireplace).
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1 Bedroom w/ full spa hot tub w/ 1 queen bed - Cabin #: 13 (Located in a separate part of the park). 1 Bedroom Rustic, Kitchen w/ 1 queen bed – Cabin # 6, 17. 1 Bedroom Rustic, Kitchen w/ 2 full beds - Cabin #: 7, 8, 18, 19. 1 Bedroom Rustic, Kitchen w/ 1 king bed, Cabin #: 1, 9, 16. 1 Bedroom Duplex Kitchen w/ 2 queen beds - Cabin #: 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11. 1 Bedroom Duplex Kitchen ADA w/ 1 queen & 1 twin - Cabin #: 12a, 12b, 14, 15. 1 Bedroom ADA Kitchen w/ full spa hot tub w/ king bed - Cabin #: 12. Limit of two dogs, and up-to-date shot records are required upon check-in. Several cabins have been designated as dog friendly. The rustic-style cabins were built by the Civilian Conservation Corp. Our cabins are spaced along the bluff of Cedar Creek Canyon. (Fireplaces are open from October to April.) Cabins 12 & 13 include a hot tub,Īnd one of the cabins is located in a separate part of the park. Various sleeping arraignments and have fully equipped kitchens and fireplaces. Please contact us directly to book one of these cabins and with any questions.Ĭabin 0 is a three-bedroom cabin with a fully equipped Additional pet fees and shot records are required. We have designated cabins that are dog friendly. These 20 fully furnished cabins include all-electric kitchens, cooking utensils, tableware, bed and bath linens, and wood-burning fireplaces. There are also five modern duplex designs (totaling 10 rental units with kitchens). One cabin is in a separate part of the park and includes a hot tub. Ten of the rustic-style designs built by the Civilian Conservation Corps are individual cabins that include kitchens. Many are spaced along the bluff of Cedar Creek Canyon. Most are within walking distance from Mather Lodge. Learn more about the Trail of Tears in Arkansas state parks.Ĭhoose from 33 cabins (21 with kitchens). You can view a portion of this historic route from the overlook at Stout’s Point. Petit Jean State Park is located in Morrilton, Arkansas. Petit Jean State Park is a certified Trail of Tears National Historic Trail Site. In the 1830s, Cherokee Indians along with members from the other Southeastern tribes of the United States passed by Petit Jean Mountain during their forced migration to present-day Oklahoma. Come discover the beautiful, mystical qualities of Arkansas’s first state park. Rarely do you find a place that will beckon you back again and again. Interpreters lead programs and special events throughout the year showcasing the uniqueness of this park. See where nature formed sheer bluffs, the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls, Seven Hollows, and such distinctive features as Bear Cave, the Grotto, Natural Bridge, and other formations like carpet rocks and turtle rocks. Hiking trails lead through forests and meadows, over canyons, and along streams and the mountainside. Two swimming pools, picnic areas, playgrounds, pavilions, boat launch ramp, tennis and basketball court, and an amphitheater are also on site. Other options include a group camp area, a rally-style area, and four Rent-A-Yurts. The 125 park campsites (35 Class AAA and 90 Class B) are near Lake Bailey. Open in the summer months, the boathouse offers a snack bar, boat rentals, and supplies. Most of the cabins are rustic CCC-style with modern amenities, and a few are duplex designs. Upstream from Cedar Creek, a CCC rock dam forms Lake Bailey, 100 acres for fishing, kayaking, and pedal boating. 
Another cabin with a kitchen is a short drive away. Near the lodge are 33 cabins (21 with kitchens) located along the bluff with views of the canyon.
The fireplace in the lobby serves as a welcoming gathering place in the winter. The CCC built trails, roads, bridges, cabins, and the focal point of the park, historic Mather Lodge, a 24-room lodge overlooking Cedar Creek Canyon with a restaurant, meeting rooms, and gift shop. The natural beauty and ancient geology of the legendary Petit Jean Mountain inspired the creation of Arkansas’s first state park and with it our state park system. The park mirrors the mountain’s rugged beauty with its rustic-style, native log and stone facilities constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) beginning in 1933.
Petit Jean State Park is an Arkansas classic, a natural and historic treasure that has welcomed travelers for decades.
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