RV rental Mount Magazine State Park, AR: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

The park features just over 14 miles purely devoted to hiking. Journey up to the tip of Signal Hill, where the 2,753-foot elevation marks the highest point in all of Arkansas, or backpack some of the park’s longer trails which connect to the Ozark National Forest. One of the benefits of hiking the one-and-a-half-mile trail is the massive highpoint monument: a 400-foot stone map of the six natural divisions of Arkansas. Looking to enjoy the views in a more relaxed setting on your Mount Magazine State Park camping adventure? Walk along the two-mile-long Benefield Loop Trail, where you might catch glimpses of unique flora and fauna. Have fun searching for species such as the Wood’s False Hellebore, a green plant that looks like it's been crafted from sugared marzipan, or the western wallflower, a burst of orange flowers that blooms in rocky soil while strolling this trail. If you're a thrillseeker, then slide on over to the Mount Magazine State Park Visitor Center to register for some white-knuckled rock climbing at Mount Magazine. Not only does the mountain hold the highest elevation in Arkansas, but it also creates the perfect atmosphere for rock climbers to try their hand at some hardcore climbing. From technical and sport climbing to rappelling and traditional Arkansas bouldering, this mountain has it all. If you’re in love with the mountain views, but find that rock climbing isn’t your thing, then take a chance hang gliding at Mount Magazine. A spectacular sport that provides fun for the viewer and the doer alike, hang gliders can register right at the park's visitors' center for a thrilling experience. Soaring high above the mountain range, woodland colors bursting to life below you, you’ll create a memory that will last a lifetime. Although the visitors' center is used to register for these extreme sports, it's also put to use in cultivating the perfect environment for showcasing Mount Magazine State Park. Filled with 8,000 feet of boundless history, a fragrant garden, audiovisual programs, and so much more, the visitors' center is a haven of learning for locals and travelers alike.