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30 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
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33.7890, -94.0107
Serious anglers targeting catfish or bass on Millwood Lake's 20,000 acres of submerged timber will find a solid base here in fall, with a boat ramp on-site, flush toilets, showers, and sites quiet enough that you might have the loop to yourself.
Inconsistent upkeep is a real pattern: fire ants hit site 16, water got cut off at site 5, and grounds maintenance is spotty. Also, alligators are present in the lake, so pets on leash and fish scraps disposed of outside the park, no exceptions.
Context for the broader area surrounding Paraloma Park, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.
Millwood is located in the southwest corner of Arkansas on the Little River, 16 miles upstream from its confluence with the Red River. Nine recreation areas offer modern camping facilities. Millwood Lake provides some of the best fishing in the country, while the surrounding land is prime habitat for nature enthusiasts of all types. Birders from across the nation come to Millwood to get a glimpse of the over 309 bird species making appearances throughout the year.
From Texarkana, 16 miles north on US 59-71, 9 miles east of Ashdown on AR 32.
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Best season: fall. Fall offers the most comfortable weather and the best fishing—daytime highs are commonly in the 60s–70s°F (50s–60s at night) from September through November, making boat and shore fishing pleasant and long-lasting. Catfish fishing and waterfowl viewing peak in the shoulder months, and humidity and insects decline so evenings are pleasant for campfires and wildlife watching. Crowds are lighter after Labor Day compared with summer weekends, so you get lakeside solitude without sacrificing services Peak months: October, September, April, May
Fall described as best season: cooler highs in 60s-70s, lower humidity and insects; good fishing.
Paraloma Park provides developed campground amenities including 30 paved sites with water and electricity, a trailer dump station, flush toilets, and showers. Additional area facilities include a boat ramp, a playground, and a fishing pier.
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Site 5 (Paraloma Park loop) was very quiet, with no other campers present, but the water was shut off on the last day of the stay.
Site 16 (Paraloma Park loop) had a good fire pit but significant ant and fire ant problems, and the surrounding grounds were not well maintained.
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