Huttig lures RV campers with its timber-mill heritage and front-door access to Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge's bayous. Pitch your rig at Grand Marais Campground or Grand Marais County Park, where rates dip to $13/night amid watery wilds. Fish creeks, spot wood ducks, recharge in this quiet Arkansas outpost.
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Huttig pulses with Union County's logging legacy; the Georgia-Pacific mill dominates Main Street views. Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge lies 15 miles south, drawing hunters for deer season and birders for 100,000 wintering waterfowl. Anglers cast lines into Grand Marais Creek, while Smackover's vintage oil derricks beckon history buffs 20 minutes east.
Grand Marais Campground fits thrifty pet lovers with showers, drinking water, electric hookups from $13/night. Grand Marais County Park draws families needing 30-amp power and a dump station, steps from refuge trails. Both spots nestle creek-side, turning any stay into a watery escape.
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Huttig stands out for its timber industry and Georgia-Pacific mill on Main Street. The town serves as a launchpad to Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge, where hunters track deer and birders tally wintering ducks. Nearby Grand Marais Creek tempts bass anglers year-round.
Grand Marais Campground and Grand Marais County Park top the list near Huttig. Grand Marais Campground provides electric hookups, showers, and pet access from $13/night along the creek. Grand Marais County Park adds 30-amp sites and a dump station, ideal for longer stays.
Yes, Grand Marais Campground welcomes pets with showers and electric hookups. This budget spot starts at $13/night, perfect for travelers with dogs exploring Felsenthal Refuge trails. Grand Marais County Park focuses on 30-amp and dump needs but check pet rules on-site.