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

Don't stay cooped up in your camper rental while you're camping at Jacksonport State Park; get outside and appreciate the natural beauty surrounding you. Take a hike along the Tunstall Riverwalk. This trail follows the White River from the campgrounds to the boat launch ramp and circles around the Tunstall Riverwalk Conservation Area. When visiting during the spring and summer months, the conservation area is filled with colorful wildflowers. Take your camera along to snap some vivid, breathtaking photos to share on social media. Birdwatchers flock to Jacksonport State Park and enjoy staying at the park’s RV campgrounds. The park office has a bird guide where you can check off the different birds you spot while visiting the park. There are several prime locations to view many of the park’s bird friends, including the Tunstall Riverwalk, where orioles and woodpeckers are most often seen. The campground is also a favorite place for orioles to nest. Guests are encouraged to share their birdwatching experiences with others on social media by snapping photos of the species they see on their Jacksonport State Park camping trip. Plan your visit in the springtime and spend days watching the butterflies as they flood the Tunstall Riverwalk Conservation Area. It's best to remember the butterfly population within the park does fluctuate as the climate changes. You can pick up a butterfly identification booklet and checklist at the park office and mark off the types of butterflies you see. By filling out the checklist, you're helping the park track the butterfly populations throughout the state. Remember to keep your camera handy to snap photos of the butterflies and moths you see while exploring the park. The 1872 Jackson Courthouse has been fully restored and is a big draw for visitors to the park. The first Jackson County Courthouse was a small wooden courthouse located in Litchfield and was built in 1832. However, as the county grew, a two-story brick Georgian structure was built in Elizabeth in 1842. The flood of 1844 proved too much for the new courthouse. Eventually, after several more moves, the official county courthouse was constructed in Jacksonport in 1872. The Jackson Courthouse was eventually moved one final time; however, the 1872 Jackson Courthouse has become a historic site and been restored to its original glory. Visitors can wander through the courthouse and learn about the history of the county.