State Parks and National Parks

Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park preserves Arkansas's tallest Native American mounds, the remains of a large ceremonial and governmental complex inhabited from A.D. 650. to 1050.

There is a visitor center that offers a wide range of interpretive programs and houses an archeological research laboratory. The center is managed jointly by the Arkansas

Additional facilities include a three-quarter-mile barrier-free trail and a 1.6-mile turf trail. Within the park's boundaries is an oxbow lake, which is partially surrounded by forest. The park is home to small mammals, turtles, snakes and fish.

The closest lodging can be found 20 minutes away in Little Rock.

From Little Rock, take Exit 7 off I-440 and go nine miles southeast on U.S. 165.