Delta Heritage Trail State Park - West Helena, Arkansas

Delta Heritage Trail State Park is a state park and popular tourist attraction located at

. This park is known for its beautiful trails and outdoor activities, making it a great destination for nature lovers and families.

One of the standout features of Delta Heritage Trail State Park is its wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance. This makes it easy for people of all abilities to enjoy the park and its many offerings. Visitors can take part in hiking and picnicking, and there are even picnic tables and public toilets available for convenience.

In addition to being good for kids, the park also offers kid-friendly hikes and is dog-friendly, so the whole family can enjoy a day out in nature together. The park has received many positive reviews, with an average opinion of 4.8/5 based on 81 reviews on Google My Business.

Delta Heritage Trail State Park is located in Helena, Arkansas, which is known for its rich history and cultural offerings. Visitors to the park can also explore the surrounding area and take advantage of the many other points of interest in the region.

If you're looking for a fun and beautiful state park to visit, Delta Heritage Trail State Park is a great choice. With its convenient location, wheelchair accessibility, and variety of outdoor activities, it's a destination that is sure to please. To learn more, be sure to check out the park's website and plan your visit today.

Reviews of Delta Heritage Trail State Park

chad skabronski

5/5

Nice place. The park ranger was there on a sunday and he was funny and nice. Told us about the snake and the parks close by.

ron bennett

4/5

A small, but quiet park. Primitive tent camping. Visitors center isn't much, but the man on duty was very friendly and informative. He had knowledge of several state parks in the area and the eastern side of Arkansas. He was even a bit knowledgeable about a few parks on the other side of the state. Not to take away from him, but the speckled king snake on display is one of the prettiest I have ever seen. Absolutely stunning. Not much else to do here except hike and bike.

Joshua Choi

5/5

Camping is OPEN since June 1st. Had a great night's stay here. Fee is $14, pay at front if no envelopes in the box. If beyond closing time, just pay in the morning. Sites are walk-in only, park vehicles in the parking lot. I suggest if you need water, use the refill station near the cycle repair spot in the parking lot. Sites are in excellent condition just watch out for the slippery wood lining the gravel. Highly reccomend coming here for a primitive night's stay!

Josh Sutton

5/5

My son and I went on a bike ride on the trail. Rode the first 18 miles all while doing a geocache' run. Clean, smooth, not busy. Most of all it was a peaceful ride.

J&G

5/5

This is a gem of a trail! We biked the 12 miles from the visitor center to Lake View, then back. 90% of this trail section is shaded (though by noon there's more sun through the treetops). Biking on the morning of July 4th, the only other person we saw was a park ranger. The facilities at the visitor center are marvelous, and the historic information at the Lake View stop is educational and interesting. Make the effort, you'll enjoy this well maintained, beautiful, peaceful trail. Like for us, it might be just you and the dragonflies and butterflies!

Nathan Pierce

4/5

These is a neat little park that offers 6 tent sites and hiking/bike trails. The park has a visitors center as well. Other than that there isn't a lot this park offers. Still worth stopping by and checking out!

Renee Pinkston

5/5

Great little place to stop in! The ranger was super kind and told us about Tricksy Noodle, the snake. We were lucky enough to get to see the weekly feeding. This is also where the trailhead starts. The giftshop had tons of cute things!

Brian Williams

5/5

Beautiful, lengthy, covered trail that's great for walkers, runners or bikers. It is a gravel trail, just FYI