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South
Shore - Bull
Shoals, Arkansas to Boat, Camp, Fish & Live
Welcome to the South Shore of Bull Shoals Lake in Arkansas, our home
in the spacious and beautiful Ozark Mountains. Our region lies along
the south shore of giant Bull Shoals
Lake, formed in the early 1950s
when massive Bull Shoals Dam was built to help control White
River basin flooding and to generate electricity.
South Shore attractions are natural - the scenic land, clean
air, pure waters, and friendly people. Lakeside recreation areas
with launching ramps provide lake access. Campers, fishermen, and
families appreciate the excellent facilities of Bull
Shoals-White River State Park and its new (2006) $5
million Visitor’s Center
overlooking the dam, the lake, and river. On Crooked
Creek near Yellville
is a new (2005) environmental center, the Fred
Berry Conservation Education Center. Just south is Buffalo
National River Park with
canoeing, camping, trail rides, and hiking trails all arrayed beneath
towering bluffs. Come to enjoy the area, learn about our history,
and stay for a visit or for a lifetime. |
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