Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area

Rogers, AR

4.8(1,370 reviews)

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About this campground

Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area near Rogers Arkansas provides 5 primitive tent camping sites along Pigeon Roost Trail. The Pigeon Roost Trail is a double-stacked loop trail, in a figure eight formation, featuring a short loop of approximately four miles for day hiking and a longer loop of eight and one half miles for overnight use.

What campers say

Hobbs State Park–Conservation Area offers extensive, well‑maintained trails, a highly regarded visitor center, and varied recreation around a clear lake. Hikers and mountain bikers will find everything from easy interpretive walks to technical, rocky loops; campsites along Pigeon Roost and Karst Loop provide tent pads, fire rings, and good tree cover for hammocks. The park runs guided programs including moonlight kayak outings, and staff are frequently described as knowledgeable and helpful. Be aware that some trails close seasonally for deer management and portions can be quite rocky or steep, so check current trail status and choose routes to match your experience.

Our summary of 1,370 traveler reviews.