Cradled by the bluffs of the War Eagle Creek in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, Withrow Springs State Park is a peaceful setting for relaxing camping and quiet floats along this scenic mountain stream. Here in the natural beauty of the renowned Ozarks, you can also enjoy hiking, swimming, tennis, and fishing for catfish, bream, perch, and bass. The park also offers picnic sites, pavilions, a snack bar, gift shop, baseball and softball field, and crossbow range. Rental canoes are available at the park, and the park staff offer shuttle service for floaters.

Located in Arkansas, this park was established in 1963. It's named after Richard Withrow, an early settler to the area. The springs were once believed to have healing properties and attracted many visitors during the late 19th century.

In addition to its natural beauty, it also holds historical significance with War Eagle Mill within its boundaries - a site from Civil War times that still operates today as a working grist mill.

The park's campground now features 30 new campsites. Nestled in shaded woods, the new camping area offers 30 Premium A campsites with water, electric (up to 50 amp service), and sewer hookups.Each campsite can accommodate either an RV and/or a tent. This camping area also features a new barrier-free bathhouse.

The park's campsite choices also include 17 Standard B sites with water and electric hookups.