Lambert draws RV campers with its quiet Arkansas Delta charm and gateway to Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge. One prime park anchors your stay: Lenox Marcus Recreation Area & Campground. Park here to fish the St. Francis River, hunt waterfowl, and escape Memphis crowds just 45 miles away.
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Lambert nestles in Quitman County's farm country along Highway 77. Cotton fields stretch to the horizon. Birdwatchers spot bald eagles at Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge five miles north. Locals gather for the annual Quitman County Fair in September, featuring tractor pulls and bluegrass music.
Lenox Marcus Recreation Area & Campground serves as the perfect launchpad for Delta adventures. Groups claim the dedicated sites for reunions or club outings. Pet owners unleash leashed dogs on wooded trails. Campfires light up evenings, drawing travelers who chase ducks by day and stargaze by night.
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Lambert stands out for its Arkansas Delta farming heritage and Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge. This refuge draws hunters for winter waterfowl and birders year-round. Cotton fields line Highway 77, while the St. Francis River offers catfish angling. The town's small size, under 500 residents, guarantees uncrowded escapes.
Lenox Marcus Recreation Area & Campground tops the list just outside town. This Corps-managed spot hugs the St. Francis River with group sites and pet-friendly pads. Expect wooded shade, picnic tables, and easy access from Highway 77.
Yes, Lenox Marcus Recreation Area & Campground welcomes pets on all sites. Keep dogs leashed and clean up after them. The pet-friendly policy suits traveling families exploring Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge trails nearby.