Murfreesboro, Arkansas · Pike County · Campground
Overview Riverside Day Use area sits just below Narrows Dam on the Little Missouri River. The cold clear refreshing waters of the Little Missouri River is a popular attraction for trout fishing. This day use area offers an ADA fishing pier, reservable pavilion, playground, and restrooms. Nearby Attractions Crater of Di…
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Overview Riverside Day Use area sits just below Narrows Dam on the Little Missouri River. The cold clear refreshing waters of the Little Missouri River is a popular attraction for trout fishing. This day use area offers an ADA fishing pier, reservable pavilion, playground, and restrooms. Nearby Attractions Crater of Diamonds State Park
From AR-27, turn left onto W 13th ST. At the 4-way Stop turn right onto AR-19N. Continue to follow AR-19N approximately 6 miles. Destination will be on the left. Narrows Dam is at the end of AR-19N.
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