[Crackerjack]

I think the Hot Springs area is a nice place. Also Eureka Springs is nice though on the small side. I like all the old Victorian homes in Eureka Springs. Hot Springs is growing and has more to do.

[igloo]

Originally Posted by mcheiss

What's Up, I guess I'm the first member from Arkansas.

I live in NW Arkansas, which is the booming area of the state right now.

Any questions about Arkansas, feel free to ask.

Hi there. Used to live in Mtn. Home, Arkansas for 12 years before I moved to Alaska. Now living in West Virginia, but looking at coming back to Ark. Do you know anything much about the area of Natural Dam or Winslow. They are both small communities from what I can tell, but there are some properties we are considering in both areas. Sure appreciate anything you or anyone else can tell me. Thank.s

[junkman18]

We are in North East Arkansas near Hardy. Let's go fiahing!!!

[Beulah]

I am interested to know whats the word on Fort Smith Arkansas as far as diversity is concerned

[dscdave]

Tired of the "rat race" here in the California (Canyon Lake) area and we are moving to the Hot Springs area this in January. Can any tell use more about Hot Springs

[junkman18]

Originally Posted by wuebon

I just found this page, and was surprised that I'm just #3

I also live in NW Arkansas, and have lived here since May '92. What a lot of changes we have seen in such a short time, especially the roads. Seems like there is always some kind of improvement going on.

This is a beautiful part of the country to live in - even with the 40-some% growth, it still maintains that small town feel. To echo member #1 - if you want to know about NW Arkansas, just ask

Looks like there is allot of people im NW Arkansas.

[jcj]

ive lived in south eastern arkansas all my life and though every body talks up the north western area, i think star city is a nice place to live. the town is small but there are alot of friendly people there. Plus your not very far from the bigger towns for shopping purposes such as monticello and pine bluff.

[RVGypsy]

We are coming to the Ozark area in mid September. Husband has a job assignment for 4 years working on the hydro-electric power plant. We live in our fifth-wheel trailer. Any good places to park in be it campground or mobile home park. Have two vehicles so we don't have to live right in Ozark.

[scooter469]

I live in Fulton County and they do have several camp grounds. Also Baxter county in Mountain Home Ar has several mobile home parks. There is a camp ground off the norfork lake called Boggie Point...It is free to park there also.

You can ask just about anyone around here when you get here and they will be able to guide you.

[RVGypsy]

This Boggie Point you say is free but do they have full hook up services? I would like to park the trailer some where so we don't have to move it for the next 4 years. So I need full hook ups and they must be open year round.