Arkansas’s second-oldest city promises history and natural beauty, thanks to its location along the White River on the eastern edge of the Ozark Mountains. Colorful murals, both new and old, decorate brick facades of downtown buildings, which house welcoming cafes and shops. Camping opportunities abound in the surrounding region. Find private campsites, cabins, and glamping getaways with views of rolling farmlands or the rollicking ridges of the Ozarks. Head to scenic Greers Ferry Lake, located near Heber Springs, to find several Corps of Engineers campgrounds, which offer partial hookups at tent and RV sites. Nearby Jacksonport State Park and Davidsonville Historic State Park take visitors back to the days of old, when steamboats glided along the riverways and frontiers began settling the area. Both parks offer developed campgrounds. For a more rugged Batesville camping experience, venture deeper into the Ozark National Forest to find towering bluffs, clear creeks, and primitive camping.