Nestled in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, this park includes 40-acre Lake Bennett, peaceful waters for fishing and floating, and swimming at the park's swim beach. Anglers will need to bring bait and fishing supplies. A launch ramp is located on Lake Bennett. The park offers also offers canoes, kayaks, pedal boats, fishing boats and motors for rent. A snack bar and bathhouse with hot showers are located near the swimming beach. Park facilities also include 30 Class AAA campsites [NOTE: These 30 sites will reopen in late-summer 2010 following campground renovation] and 10 Tent sites without hookups. Woolly Hollow also offers a picnic area, standard pavilion, gift shop, and hiking trail. The Woolly Cabin, the log home of the area's first settlers, offers visitors a historic perspective of the park.

Located in Arkansas, this park was established in 1973. It covers an area of over 370 acres and includes Lake Bennett.

The land originally belonged to the Woolly family who settled there during the late nineteenth century. They built a log cabin which still stands today as part of historical exhibits within the park.

1. Woolly Hollow State Park offers 40 campsites with water and electric hookups.
2. All sites have tables, grills, and lantern poles.
3. There are modern bathhouses available for campers' convenience.
4. A dump station is provided for self:contained camping units.
5. The park also has a Rent:A-Camp option including tent, sleeping pads, chairs etc., perfect for beginners.