This two-for-one lake has plenty of spots for recreation both on and off the water. The most scenic of these areas is Sandy Beach! We’ll comb over this beach and explore a few more gorgeous pieces of paradise while we’re here at Greers Ferry.
Greers Ferry Lake is a massive reservoir in Central Arkansas near Heber Springs.
Facebook/Greers Ferry Lake The 40,500-acre reservoir encompasses two lakes and a connections narrows. With over 300 miles of shoreline, you’re sure to find a beautiful adventure on any side of the lake!
One particularly scenic spot is on the lower southeast side of the lake.
Google/David Jones Sandy Beach is a park unlike any other in Arkansas. If it weren’t for the lack of palm trees you may think you’ve been transported to a coastline!
This Sandy Beach is will be a family favorite for sure.
Google/Casey Crocker The water of Greers Ferry is some of the cleanest in the nation which means you can enjoy splashing, snorkeling, swimming, or shoreside sunbathing.
The beach is also one of the few in Arkansas to have the perfect building material for sand castles.
Google/Noe Correa Not only does Sandy Beach live up to its name it also offers plenty of space to build towering sand castles.
Further east on the lake is another spot to jump into fun.
Google/Brittany Gulley Lace Jonas These natural diving boards are found along the Dam Site Recreation Area. This certainly isn’t the only other must-visit on the lake but it’s one of our favorites. The nearby camping and easy access marina can easily turn this afternoon dip into a weekend retreat.
You could also hop aboard a boat for an island getaway!
Facebook/Greers Ferry Lake If the sandy shoreline wasn’t enough, then pay a visit to Sugar Loaf Mountain! The island features one of the nation’s first designated National Scenic Trails. The stair-studded pathway features a breathtaking panoramic of the shoreside and mountains across the lake.
The only question now is where to start your Greers Ferry adventure!
Getty Images/Lauren Faurie Before you dig your toes into Sandy Beach you can learn more about the area by visiting the Corps of Engineers’ website or the lake’s visitor’s guide.
This lake has so many places to explore! Where’s your favorite spot to visit? Share your Greers Ferry travels with us in the comments below! You can add your photos and see even more beauty in our Facebook group, Arkansas Nature Lovers. You should join for your chance to be featured and to discover why there’s nothing better than Arkansas’ stunning nature.
Facebook/Greers Ferry Lake
The 40,500-acre reservoir encompasses two lakes and a connections narrows. With over 300 miles of shoreline, you’re sure to find a beautiful adventure on any side of the lake!
Google/David Jones
Sandy Beach is a park unlike any other in Arkansas. If it weren’t for the lack of palm trees you may think you’ve been transported to a coastline!
Google/Casey Crocker
The water of Greers Ferry is some of the cleanest in the nation which means you can enjoy splashing, snorkeling, swimming, or shoreside sunbathing.
Google/Noe Correa
Not only does Sandy Beach live up to its name it also offers plenty of space to build towering sand castles.
Google/Brittany Gulley Lace Jonas
These natural diving boards are found along the Dam Site Recreation Area. This certainly isn’t the only other must-visit on the lake but it’s one of our favorites. The nearby camping and easy access marina can easily turn this afternoon dip into a weekend retreat.
If the sandy shoreline wasn’t enough, then pay a visit to Sugar Loaf Mountain! The island features one of the nation’s first designated National Scenic Trails. The stair-studded pathway features a breathtaking panoramic of the shoreside and mountains across the lake.
Getty Images/Lauren Faurie
Before you dig your toes into Sandy Beach you can learn more about the area by visiting the Corps of Engineers’ website or the lake’s visitor’s guide.
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