Texarkana KOA

Crater of Diamonds

Located near Murfreesboro AR the 35-acre field is popular for all enthusiasts. Visitors from around the world search for diamonds along with forty other semiprecious gems and minerals. Approximately 75 miles from our campground.

Historic Old Washington

Established in 1824, this historic town was an important stop for pioneers travelling to Texas. Guided walking tours are offered visiting the local Confederate Capitol, Tavern Inn, Blacksmith Shop, Weapons Museum, and several residences. An approximate 33 mile drive from our campground.

Millwood Lake

Millwood Lake is located on Hwy. 32, nine miles east of Ashdown, in the lowlands of southwestern Arkansas. Of the 29,500 acres inundated by the lake, approximately 6,000 acres are cleared. On the remaining 23,500 acres, the dense growth of timber and brush was left standing, providing an excellent habitat for the wide variety of fish native to this area. Cleared boat lanes, old roads and creek and river channels provide access to the favorite fishing places on the lake. For more information visit Millwood Lake online.

Wright-Patman Lake

On the Sulphur River in Bowie and Cass counties, 10 miles from Texarkana KOA. Predominant Fish Species include largemouth bass, blue catfish, channel catfish, flathead catfish, crappie, sunfish, white bass, hybrid striped bass. For further information visit Wright-Patman Lake online.

Cossatot River

The parkland/natural area extends for 11 miles along one of Arkansas' wildest and most spectacular streams. The river includes Cossatot Falls, a rugged and rocky canyon which challenges the skills of the most experienced white water canoeists and kayakers. Including Class IV rapids, the Cossatot River is not recommended for inexperienced or ill- equipped floaters. Floatable river levels are usually limited to fall, winter and spring. The Cossatot, however, is not just for floaters. The stream offers something for nearly everyone interested in Arkansas's outdoors. The Arkansas Hwy. 246 bridge over the Cossatot is 85 miles from Texarkana KOA. For more information visit Cossatot River online.

Historic Jefferson, Texas

Situated on Big Cypress Bayou, Jefferson was from 1844 - 1872 the "Riverport to the Southwest." Today, Jefferson is a quaint small town featuring tour attractions reminiscent of its heyday. Its streets are lined with antique and gift shops stocked with unique treasures. Horse-drawn carriages and trolleys tour along the original brick streets. Just one block away from downtown are riverboat tours of Big Cypress Bayou, the same waterway once traveled by stern-wheelers. Located approximately 63 miles from the campground, Jefferson offers shopping, dining, and many attractions. Visit the website at http://jeffersontx.com/