Colt, Arkansas, draws RV travelers with its serene Delta farmlands and dramatic Crowley’s Ridge escarpment. Pitch your rig at Dallas Ridge RV or Ray Houser's RV Park to fish the St. Francis River or hike ancient trails. These spots deliver full hookups, quiet nights, and easy drives to Memphis barbecue joints an hour away.
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Colt sits in St. Francis County along US Highway 70, where rice paddies shimmer under summer sun and combines rumble through soybean fields each fall. Locals cast lines for catfish and bass in the nearby St. Francis River. Families cheer at Colt High School games, and birders spot eagles over Crowley’s Ridge National Scenic Byway, that rare upland amid flat Delta lowlands.
Dallas Ridge RV attracts off-road enthusiasts with level gravel sites and proximity to ridge ATV trails. Ray Houser's RV Park fits solo campers seeking peace under oak canopies, complete with 30/50-amp service. Both bases let you stock up at Forrest City Walmart ten minutes east or chase waterfowl in St. Francis Sunken Lands Wildlife Management Area.
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Colt stands out for its rice and soybean farms plus Crowley’s Ridge hikes. This St. Francis County town anchors the Arkansas Delta’s rural rhythm. Anglers target the St. Francis River’s bass runs, while birdwatchers scan for bald eagles soaring over wetlands. Annual harvest festivals celebrate local bounty with tractor pulls and fiddles.
Dallas Ridge RV and Ray Houser's RV Park serve Colt directly. Dallas Ridge sits off County Road 300 with pull-through sites and Wi-Fi. Ray Houser's nestles near town limits, offering shaded spots and river access. Both handle rigs up to 45 feet.
Yes, both Dallas Ridge RV and Ray Houser's RV Park welcome pets. Dallas Ridge provides fenced dog areas amid open fields. Ray Houser's enforces leash rules on wooded grounds, perfect for walks near the St. Francis River bottoms.