Little Rock North / Jct. I-40 KOA

When you camp in a motorhome at Little Rock/Jct. I-49 KOA, you'll be able to access some of the best-managed state parks in Arkansas, including Pinnacle Mountain State Park. This 2,000-acre park centers around Pinnacle Mountain, a 1,000-foot-tall site popular with hikers and mountain bikers, thanks to the 40 miles of hiking trails open to the public. This park also features two serene waterways, the Little Maumelle and Big Maumelle Rivers, which are great for water sports, including boating, fishing, and more. If you feel like having a relaxing day enjoying the scenery, you can reserve a pavilion and enjoy a riverside picnic. If you're looking to learn about Little Rock's history during your RV rental trip, then consider stopping at Toltec Mounds Archaeological State Park. This state park is historically important as it contains the largest Native American mound in Arkansas, dating back to as early as 600 AD. Visitors can take a guided tour of the park or explore the area for themselves. The visitor's center provides an excellent base camp, and it is a great way to learn more about local Native American tribes. Another park worth exploring when you book an RV in Pulaski County is the Holland Bottom State Wildlife Management Area. This 6,000-acre park consists mainly of woodlands and is a popular spot for hunting, with deer, waterfowl, and various other game available. Or, you might want to partake in some fishing, in which case you can head to Lake Pickthorne, where catches include bream, crappie, and bass. There are also several trails roughly a few miles in length if you'd rather just stroll through the forest and enjoy your natural surroundings.