The North Parking/Trailhead provides access to the Belle Starr Multi-Use Trail

<p>The North Parking/Trailhead provides access to the Belle Starr Multi-Use Trail</p>

Bird's eye view of the campground

Belle Starr North Parking/Trailhead

The West Parking/Trailhead provides access to the Belle Starr Multi-Use Trail

<p>The West Parking/Trailhead provides access to the Belle Starr Multi-Use Trail</p>

Belle Starr West Parking/Trailhead

## Overview

The Little Pines Recreation Area is one of the most recent upgraded and
constructed recreation area on the Ouachita National Forest. Constructed in a
former pine plantation, all the campsites are level and offer a large amount
of shade through-out the day at the campsites. Access to Lake Hinkle is
provided by the boat ramp adjacent to the campground. The boat access offers a
courtesy dock and fishing pier. The campground offers all the standard
amenities electrical and water connections at each of the campsites. A Camp
Host is on duty to provide assistance and answer questions about the area and
activities available on the Forest. Located just 12 miles west of Waldron,
Arkansas, it is just a short drive to obtain needed items for camping and
groceries. Waldron provides a number of services, medical and restaurants in
the town.

## Recreation

Recreation opportunities abound at and around the Little Pines Recreation
Area. Little Pines Recreation Area offers campsites, day use and access to
Lake Hinkle, 960 acre lake managed by the Arkansas Fish & Wildlife Commission.
A short hiking trail is located at the day use area. Within a few miles, there
are mountain bike, hiking and OHV trails available for use.

## Facilities

Located along the shoreline of Lake Hinkle, a 960 acre lake managed by the
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, there are 9 single campsites available for
reservations at Little Pines Campground. The campground has flush toilets,
showers, paved parking areas at the campsites, every campsite contains a
picnic table, fire ring, lantern holder, electrical and water connections. All
campsites are back-in, there are no pull-through campsites available. Courtsey
docks are available for boat moorage while staying at the campground. A large
pavilion and swim site are located adjacent to the campground. Trailer dump
station available for campers. Boat ramp to access Lake Hinkle and courtesy
dock available for launching and retrieving boats. Fish cleaning station
located adjacent to the boat ramp.

## Natural Features

Located in the valley of the Poteau Mountain, surrounded by the Ouachita
Mountain, Little Pines Campground was constructed in an old pine plantation
which provides plenty of shade and level surfaces for the camper. Access is
provided to the 960 acre Lake Hinkle by the boat ramp located adjacent to the
campground.

## Nearby Attractions

\- Scott County Museum of History, Waldron, Arkansas

\- Ouachita National Recreation Trail

\- Belle Star OHV Trail

\- Fourche Mountain OHV Trail

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>The Little Pines Recreation Area is one of the most recent upgraded and constructed recreation area on the Ouachita National Forest.  Constructed in a former pine plantation, all the campsites are level and offer a large amount of shade through-out the day at the campsites.  Access to Lake Hinkle is provided by the boat ramp adjacent to the campground.  The boat access offers a courtesy dock and fishing pier.  The campground offers all the standard amenities electrical and water connections at each of the campsites.  A Camp Host is on duty to provide assistance and answer questions about the area and activities available on the Forest.  Located just 12 miles west of Waldron, Arkansas, it is just a short drive to obtain needed items for camping and groceries.  Waldron provides a number of services, medical and restaurants in the town.</p>
<h2>Recreation</h2>
<p>Recreation opportunities abound at and around the Little Pines Recreation Area.  Little Pines Recreation Area offers campsites, day use and access to Lake Hinkle, 960 acre lake managed by the Arkansas Fish & Wildlife Commission.  A short hiking trail is located at the day use area.  Within a few miles, there are mountain bike, hiking and OHV trails available for use.</p>
<h2>Facilities</h2>
<p>Located along the shoreline of Lake Hinkle, a 960 acre lake managed by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, there are 9 single campsites available for reservations at Little Pines Campground.  The campground has flush toilets, showers, paved parking areas at the campsites, every campsite contains a picnic table, fire ring, lantern holder, electrical and water connections.  All campsites are back-in, there are no pull-through campsites available.  Courtsey docks are available for boat moorage while staying at the campground.  A large pavilion and swim site are located adjacent to the campground.  Trailer dump station available for campers.  Boat ramp to access Lake Hinkle and courtesy dock available for launching and retrieving boats. Fish cleaning station located adjacent to the boat ramp.</p>
<h2>Natural Features</h2>
<p>Located in the valley of the Poteau Mountain, surrounded by the Ouachita Mountain, Little Pines Campground was constructed in an old pine plantation which provides plenty of shade and level surfaces for the camper.  Access is provided to the 960 acre Lake Hinkle by the boat ramp located adjacent to the campground.</p>

<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
<p>-  Scott County Museum of History, Waldron, Arkansas</p>
<p>-  Ouachita National Recreation Trail</p>
<p>-  Belle Star OHV Trail</p>
<p>-  Fourche Mountain OHV Trail</p>

Campsite fees are $20.00 per night per campsite. Applicable discounts, America
the Beautiful, Golden Age and Golden Access discounts will be honored. All
campsites are under the reservation program, there are no first-come, first-
serve campsites available.

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