Queen Wilhelmina State Park

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Queen Wilhelmina State Park is a scenic Arkansas state park known for its mountaintop lodge, panoramic views, and outdoor recreation in the Ouachita Mountains.

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instanceOf Arkansas state park
state park
climate humid subtropical with cooler temperatures at elevation
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation approximately 2,681 feet
approximately 817 meters
hasCampingSites RV and tent sites
hasFacility Queen Wilhelmina Lodge
campground
hiking trails
picnic areas
playground
restaurant
scenic overlooks
hasFeature butterfly garden
interpretive programs
miniature train attraction (seasonal)
hasNumberOfGuestRooms approximately 40
hasTrail Lover’s Leap Trail
Reservoir Trail
Spring Trail
other short interpretive trails
hasViewOf Ouachita National Forest
surrounding Ouachita Mountains
highestPointOf Rich Mountain area in Arkansas
knownFor cooler summer temperatures due to elevation
mountaintop lodge
panoramic views
scenic vistas of the Ouachita Mountains
locatedIn Ouachita Mountains
Polk County, Arkansas
locatedOn Rich Mountain
lodgeRebuilt 1963
lodgeRenovated 2013–2015
namedAfter Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
offersActivity birdwatching
camping
hiking
picnicking
scenic driving
wildlife viewing
operator Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism
surface form: Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism
originalLodgeNickname Castle in the Sky
originalLodgeOpened 1898
partOf Talimena National Scenic Byway corridor
state Arkansas
traversedBy Arkansas Highway 88
Talimena Scenic Drive

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Ouachita Mountains containsProtectedArea Queen Wilhelmina State Park