LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A total solar eclipse is happening on April 8, 2024, with many spots in the United States as prime locations to watch this super rare event. The path of totality for the eclipse will be right over Arkansas.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has announced a list of campsites in Arkansas that will be open early next year for the eclipse. The early openings will help accommodate the increased number of visitors to the area.
The following campsites in the Little Rock District will be opening 60 days early, on March 15and will remain open for the rest of the 2024 recreation season:
Greers Ferry Lake
- Dam Site
- Old Highway 25
- Heber Springs Rec
- John F. Kennedy
- Devils Fork
- Choctaw
- Cherokee
- Mill Creek
- Sugar Loaf
- Shiloh
- Narrows
- Hill Creek
- Cove Creek
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