Lake Leatherwood City Park

Lake Leatherwood City Park extends across 1,610 acres of natural terrain, featuring an 85-acre spring-fed lake surrounded by forested landscapes.

The Works Progress Administration constructed the park's native limestone dam, diving platform, and pavilion structures during the early 1940s.

The park maintains its position on the National Register of Historic Places while providing 25 miles of trails for outdoor recreation activities.

Visitors can rent boats from the marina, stay in cabins or camping sites, and access the 7,600-square-foot playground throughout the year.

The park contains one of the largest hand-cut limestone dams in the United States, creating an environment for over 120 bird species.

Location: Eureka Springs

GPS coordinates: 36.43528,-93.76028

Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:14