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# Forsayth and Cobbold Gorge

Forsayth is known for two things: one, it's the western terminus of the Savannahlander, a slow but scenic railway through Far North Queensland's Savannah region; two, for Cobbold Gorge, a very picturesque gorge about 45 km southwest of the town.

## Get in
### By car

Forsayth is a 40-km diversion of Gulf Developmental Road (Highway 1) from Georgetown, heading west from Cairns via sealed roads. Cobbold Gorge is another further 45 km southwest via unsealed roads from Forsayth – it is usually only doable during the dry season.

### By train

It is the terminus of the Savannahlander train from Cairns on a weekly basis.

## See and do

* -18.8124143.40931 Cobbold Gorge, Cobb Road. Queensland's youngest gorge, with multiple tours and other activities such as stand-up paddleboarding, walks on the glass bridge or helicopter rides available. Day trips are available, but tours at the gorge are pricey. You cannot visit the gorge self-guided, however. (updated Mar 2025)

## Eat, drink and sleep

* -18.7958143.42291 Cobbold Gorge, Cobb Rd, ☏ +61 7 4062 5470, toll-free: 1800 669 922, enquiries@cobboldgorge.com.au. Resort accommodation and the only place to stay next to Cobbold Gorge. (updated Mar 2025)
* -18.5877143.60342 Goldfield's Hotel & Finnigans Rest, cnr First and Fourth Sts, ☏ +61 7 4062 5374, finnigansrest@gmail.com. The only accommodation in Forsayth and that does include a pub. Unfortunately, the nature of the town does mean they have a monopoly over food and accommodation, but the rooms are clean and the food is rather good. (updated Mar 2025)
# Port Washington (Wisconsin)

Port Washington is a city in Southeast Wisconsin.

## Get in
### By car

Port Washington is a quick hop off of I-43 between Milwaukee and Sheboygan. It is on Lake Michigan and it has a great marina to pull your boat into.
From the north
Coming from Sheboygan take I-43 South, exit Highway 32 South near the Allen-Edmonds Shoe Store.
From the west
From the West Bend/Newburg Area, take Highway 33 East till you get to the lake.
From the south
Coming from Milwaukee, take I-43 North, exit Highway 32 North just after the Grafton Exit. Highway 32 merges with Highway 33 to take you to the downtown area.

### By boat

* 43.37333-87.8651 Port Washington Marina, 106 N Lake St, ☏ +1 262-284-6606. Marina season is 1 Apr–1 Nov. Daily reservations can be made online. (updated Feb 2025)

## Get around

This is a small Wisconsin town. It is nice to park on the street and walk around the downtown. You can also stroll out to the lighthouse on a pleasant day, but it is kinda of slippery. If you park your boat, the marina is in the downtown. The whole place is very main street USA.

## See

* 43.38774-87.869831 Pebble House (Port Washington Visitor Center), 126 E Grand Ave, ☏ +1 262-284-0900, toll-free: +1-800-719-4881. This is a house made of pebbles that now serves as a visitor center. (updated Feb 2025)
* 43.3878-87.87432 Judge Eghart House, 302 W Grand Ave, ☏ +1 414 530 9692, info@egharthouse.org. Small historic museum. (updated Feb 2025)

## Do

Check out the nice small beach on Lake Michigan on the road near the power station.

## Eat

* 43.38872-87.868211 Dockside Deli, 218 E Main St, ☏ +1 262-284-9440. Tu-Sa 7AM-3PM. Breakfast, sandwiches, wraps, soups, and salads. $15. (updated Feb 2025)

## Sleep

* 43.3892-87.870671 The Port Hotel Restaurant and Inn, 101 E Main St, ☏ +1 262-284-9473. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. Ten-rooms in a renovated 1902 hotel. Not wheelchair accessible. $200. (updated Feb 2025)

## Connect

City of Port Washington, 100 W Grand Ave. +1 262-284-2600.
* 43.38781-87.875061 W.J. Niederkorn Library, 316 W Grand Ave, ☏ +1 262-284-5031. M-Th 9AM-8PM, F 9AM-6PM, Sa 9AM-1PM. Public access computers with library card or guest pass. WiFi is freely available, but requires a password (network “PT-Library-WiFi”, password “Sunshine”). (updated Feb 2025)
# West Bend

West Bend is a city of 30,000 people in Southeast Wisconsin.

## Get in
### By plane

* 43.422222-88.1277781 West Bend Municipal Airport (ETB ), ☏ +1 262-483-7432. A General aviation airport, 45 minutes north of Milwaukee on Highway 45, but south of Fond du Lac. Charter flights are available at the website. (updated Feb 2025)

### On foot

* Eisenbahn State Trail. A trail that comes 25 miles from the village of Eden. (updated Feb 2025)

## Get around

West Bend is a pedestrian friendly community. The Milwaukee River meanders through on its way to Lake Michigan. The community has developed a bike trail, river walk, and a vibrant downtown. It is a popular destination on warm Thursday nights to hear music and Saturday mornings for the Farmer's Market.

### By shared-ride taxi

Taxis are scheduled by telephone, at least 30 minutes ahead of time for West Bend and 24 hours for Washington County.
* West Bend Taxi, ☏ +1 262-334-3096, wbtaxi@goriteway.com. M-Sa 6AM-10PM, Su 8AM-4PM. $5.50. (updated Feb 2025)
* Washington County Shared-Ride Taxi Service, ☏ +1 262-338-2908, toll-free: +1-888-285-TAXI (8294). M-F 5AM-9PM, Sa 5AM-8:30PM, Su 8AM-4PM. $10-33. (updated Feb 2025)

## See
### Museums

* 43.42514-88.181621 Museum of Wisconsin Art, 205 Veterans Ave, ☏ +1 262-334-9638. W-Su 9:30AM-4PM. $15/adult, $25/two adults, $50/family.
* 43.42-88.1827782 The Tower Heritage Center, 320 S. 5th Avenue, ☏ +1 262-335-4678. Th F 10AM-3PM (by appointment only).
** Courthouse Museum. Free.
** Old Sheriff's Residence and Jail Museum. $30 for up to 4 adults.

## Do

* 43.4313-88.18991 Regner Park, 800 N Main St (just a few blocks north of downtown). West Bend's most popular park, featureing the city's swimming pool (it becomes an ice skating rink in winter), baseball field, many walking trails, playgrounds, soccer fields, tennis courts as well as many other interesting things. Many concerts and events are also held in the park during the summer months. (updated Feb 2025)
* The Eisenbahn State Trail.
* Ridge Run County Park.

## Buy

* 43.42418-88.183081 Downtown West Bend, 120 N Main Street, ☏ +1 262-338-3909, events@downtownwestbend.com. A collection of many unique shops and restaurants. (updated Feb 2025)
For larger retail outlets check Main Street and Paradise Ave.

## Sleep

* Super 8.
* Americinn Hotel.
* Country Inn & Suites.

## Connect

* 43.42129-88.184171 West Bend Library, 630 Poplar St, ☏ +1 262-335-5151, reference@westbendlibrary.org. M-Th 9AM-9PM, F 9AM-6PM, Sa 9AM-1PM. Public access computer does not require a library card. (updated Feb 2025)
# L'Esquirol

L'Esquirol is in Barcelona (province) and is a stage in the Catalan Way of St. James. L'Esquirol is the natural path or gateway to Collsacabra. Despite its development, it preserves corners of great beauty where tranquility prevails.

## Understand

L'Esquirol is an extensive municipality located to the east of the Osona county. It is situated in the center-east of the Alt Ter region and originated in the 15th century along the long road from Vic to Olot. The initial nucleus was an inn located in a former farmhouse called Parai, where there was a squirrel, and it was called the Hostal de l'Esquirol. Hence, the term was popularly known as l'Esquirol. The former name of the municipality, Santa Maria de Corcó, was added in 1743 when the parish of Corcó was relocated to the village.
L'Esquirol is the population center that concentrates most services, but the municipality includes the nuclei of Cantonigròs, Sant Julià de Cabrera, and Sant Martí Sescorts, the latter being located practically on the plains of Vic.
Collsacabra, also known as Cabrerès, is a territory of approximately 150 km², situated between the regions of Garrotxa, La Selva, and Osona. It features villages with unique character, such as Rupit and Tavertet, along with shrines and hermitages with ancient history. The landscape includes cliffs and rugged cliffs that contrast with the high plateaus covered in dense vegetation, streams forming waterfalls and cascades, as well as significant farmhouses and ancestral homes.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are in Girona (GRO) 70 km (43 mi) and Barcelona (BCN) 106 km (66 mi).

### By train

Closest train station is Vic

### By car

* C17 from Granollers to Vic and then to Ripoll
* C25 Eix transversal from Girona to Vic to Manresa
* C37 via C17 from Olot to Vic
* From Vic take C-153 to L'Esquirol

## See

* Salt de la Barra de Ferro
* Pont del molí d'en Bertrana
* Serra de Cabrera i Aiats
* Dolmen de Puigsespedres
* Església de Sant Martí Sescorts

## Do
### Local hiking routes

* L’Esquirol. Circuit inclusiu, 8 km, 2 hr 45 kin
* Serra de Cabrera, 10 km, 5 hr
* Camí Ral de Vic a Olot i la riera de la Gorga, 16 km, 5 hr
* L’Esquirol – La Foradada- Cantonigròs, 12 km, 2 hr 30 min

### Long range hiking

* Catalan Way of St. James from El Port de la Selva to Montserrat (Spain) to Pina de Ebro passes the village.

## Sleep

* 42.033422.369671 Hostal Restaurant Collsacabra, Passeig les Gorgues, 8, ☏ +34 93 856 80 33, info@hostalcollsacabra.com. (updated Nov 2023)
* 42.0396082.403332 Hostal Cabrerès, C/ Major 26, Cantonigròs, ☏ +34 938 565 022, hostalcabreresreserva@gmail.com. (updated Nov 2023)
* 42.042292.40893 Alberg Santa Maria del Roure, C/ Sant Roc, 2-4 , Cantonigròs, ☏ +34 938 565 059. (updated Nov 2023)
* Masoveria de les Planes, 1, 2 i 3, Les Planes, Tel +34 938 525 006
# Malgrat de Mar

Malgrat de Mar is a seaside town on Spain's Costa del Maresme. It is popular with visitors from northern Europe who enjoy the hotels and the Mediterranean. Malgrat is also heavily visited in October when the youth soccer competition Costa Brava Cup is on.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are Barcelona El Prat Airport BCN 84 km (52 mi) and Girona Costa Brava GRO 34 km (21 mi)

### By train

Served by Rodalies-RENFE Rodalies-Renfe trains R1 line connects to Barcelona where you can change train to go to airport. It also goes to Maçanet-Massanes where you can change train to Girona (and connect to the Girona airport)
* 41.641752.7415281 Malgrat de Mar railway station (Estación de Malgrat de Mar), PASEO LEVANTE, 1. (updated Nov 2020)

### By car

* The C32 Motorway goes from Barcelona to Palafolls
* The N-2 goes parallel to C-32 but along the coast, crossing all villages
* The B-682 to Blanes and Costa Brava

## Do
### Road Cycling

You can train along the coast in the N-II road between El Masnou and Santa Susanna. Or try the road from Arenys to Port of Collsacreu to Sant Celoni .
In Sant Pol de Mar starts the bv-5128 and then the BV-5031 until Mataró. This route is a favorite among locals. They call it "el pollastre" (the chicken).

### Mountain Bike

Head up to the Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor, for trails along the forests.

## Buy

Alongside the Passeig Marítim, by the beaches, there is a variety of shops selling electronics (probably fake), softguns, sport kits (La Liga, Premier League and more), restaurants and grocery.

## Sleep

* Hotel Sorra Daurada Splash, Passeig Marítim, 6-8 08380 Malgrat de Mar (Barcelona) Malgrat, ☏ +34 93 765 45 00.
* Hotel Europa Splash, Passeig marítim, 76-78 08380 Malgrat de Mar (Barcelona) Malgrat, ☏ +34 93 761 96 95.
* Hotel Amaraigua, Avenida dels Pins, s/n 08380 Malgrat de Mar (Barcelona) Malgrat, ☏ +34 93 765 45 54.
* Ibersol Sorra Dor.
* Sumus Monteplaya.

## Go next

* Blanes beach resort with two botanical gardens and modernist buildings is easily reachable by coach or ferry.
* Visit the neaby Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor
# Sant Pol de Mar

Sant Pol de Mar is a municipality of 5,200 people (2018) in the comarca of Maresme in Catalonia.

## Understand

Sant Pol de Mar is a great little town that everyone should visit when going to Barcelona. It is about an hour north of downtown Barcelona by way of the R1 line on the train heading towards Blanes.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are Barcelona El Prat Airport BCN 64 km (40 mi) and Girona Costa Brava GRO 44 km (27 mi)

### By train

Served by Rodalies-RENFE Rodalies-Renfe trains R1 line connects to Barcelona where you can change train to go to airport. It also goes to Maçanet-Massanes where you can change train to Girona (and connect to the Girona airport)
* 41.6017222.6246111 Sant Pol de Mar railway station (Estación de San Pol de Mar), Plaça de L'Estació. (updated May 2023)

### By car

* The C32 Motorway goes from Barcelona to Palafolls
* The N-2 goes parallel to C-32 but along the coast, crossing all villages

## See

* 41.60212.626051 Hermitage of Sant Pau (Ermita de Sant Pau), Plaça Sant Pau, 2. Historic church and monastery with over a thousand years of history. (updated May 2023)
* 41.600082.620362 Sant Jaume de Sant Pol de Mar Church (Església de Sant Jaume). (updated May 2023)

## Do

Sant Pol De Mar has amazing beaches. The small pebble beach is one of the best on the Costa Brava in Spain. There are over 3 km of regular beaches which are book-ended by some nice nude beaches. There are nude beaches for anyone and there are more family oriented nude beaches at each far end.

### Road Cycling

You can train along the coast in the N-II road between El Masnou and Santa Susanna. Or try the road from Arenys to Port of Collsacreu to Sant Celoni .
In Sant Pol starts the bv-5128 and then the BV-5031 until Mataró. This route is a favorite among locals. They call it "el pollastre" (the chicken).

### Mountain Bike

Head up to the Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor , for trails along the forests.

## Eat

There are many excellent restaurants in this town.
* 41.60162.62311 Pizze5 Can Vilà, Carrer Nou, 15, ☏ +34 937 60 05 72.
* Les Garrofes.

## Go next

* Visit the neaby Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor
# Salta (province)

Salta is a province of Argentina. Its western part is in the Andean Northwest region and the eastern part is in the Chaco region.

## Cities

* -24.788333-65.4105561 Salta – Salta is a colonial city founded in 1582 by Hernando de Lerma.
* -26.07-65.982 Cafayate
* -24.225556-66.3191673 San Antonio de los Cobres – An interesting mining town with Quinoa culture. It can be reached by the Tren a las Nubes, which travels over some of the highest bridges in the world. The train itself is not that spectacular, but if you are at the bridge when the train crosses, can be quite some experience.
* -24.733056-65.4855564 San Lorenzo

## Other destinations

* -26.007778-66.0330561 Valles Calchaquíes
* -24.7-64.6333332 El Rey National Park
* -22.583333-64.6166673 Parque Nacional Baritu
* -30-654 Salinas Grandes

## Understand

The Salta province features an amazing landscapes of mountains, rivers, valleys, dams, a blue sky and pure air, along with traditions, some going back to the origins of Argentinean culture. It's close to the province of Jujuy and its Quebrada de Humahuaca. People are nice and hospitable.

## Get in

Martín Miguel de Güemes International Airport (SLA)

## Get around

Nights are full of people gathering around a fire (fogones) playing the guitar. Music is part of the spirit of Salta.

## See

Beautiful (and colorful) rock formations and similar sights:
* -26.01857-65.8238131 Los colorados. (updated Jun 2018)
* -25.969389-65.7500232 Quebrada de las Conchas. (updated Jun 2018)
* -25.855362-65.7012253 El Anfiteatro. (updated Jun 2018)
* -25.848565-65.7008814 Garganta del Diablo. (updated Jun 2018)

## Do

* -24.776944-65.4113891 Tren a las nubes (Leaves from the city of Salta arrives at La Polvorilla Viaduct). Scenic train on all-day round-trip route reaching altitude of 4,200 meters making it the third highest railway in the world. The train departs from Salta very early in the morning. It arrives in San Antonio de los Cobres and continues to Viaducto La Polvorilla. From there, the train returns to Salta, where it arrives 16 hours later. The train has a restaurant, medical attention and guides in several languages. The train is a little overpriced but it crosses one of the highest bridges in the world. AR$2,570 (bus & train combination), AR$1,590 (just train).
* Take a tour of the stunning Valles Calchaquíes
* Stay at an estancia
* Visit wineries in Cafayate

## Eat

Empanadas Salteñas. Tourists really enjoy typical dishes based on natural vegetables with goat or deer meat. “Tamales, locro and humita” are a must at all the local restaurants.

## Drink

Other options are the wines produced in the region, a treasure in Salta. You can taste them in all bars and restaurants or in any of the wine cellars around the city that you can visit during your trip. Some of the most important wine cellars are:
* Etchart: Ruta Nacional 40 km 1047, Cafayate.
* Bodegas y viñedos Nanni S.A.: Silverio Chavarría151, Cafayate.
* Viñas Resort: Ruta Provincial 21 camino al Divisadero, Cafayate.
There, you can try different varieties of red and white wines, but the ‘star’ is the TORRONTÉS, a white one typical of the region. You can’t miss it!
# Sulphur Springs

Sulphur Springs was founded in 1854, though it was then known as "Bright Star", and is in the Blackland Prairie region of Texas. Though the springs that brought about the name have more or less vanished, it is now known as "The Dairy Capital of Texas", with a museum cultured to that very point, even if the dairy industry has waned a bit around here in the early 21st century.

## See

* 33.14144-95.611871 Southwest Dairy Museum and Education Center, 1210 Houston St, ☏ +1 903 439-6455. M̠-F 9AM-4PM. Here you can visit a milk parlor and learn about the various processes in producing dairy products prior to the availability of electricity. Look for a silo and cow statue. Also a store and cafe on site. (updated Mar 2025)
* 33.14122-95.596322 Heritage Park & Museum, 416 Jackson St N, ☏ +1 903 885-2387. Tu-Sa 10AM-2PM. This encompasses one of those reconstructed old-timey prairie settlement villages (in the likeness of Sulphur Spring's dawning development), plus a museum with various historical relics. (updated Jan 2022)
* 33.13804-95.600683 Hopkins County Courthouse, 118 Church St, ☏ +1 903 438-4006. Dates to 1894 with a Romanesque Revival design. The adjoining town square is also worth a look not only because of the shops and attractive design, but because it has some very unique public restrooms made of reflective glass. (updated Jan 2022)

## Do

* 33.2935-95.65251 Cooper Lake State Park, 1690 FM 3505, ☏ +1 903 945-5256. Daily 6AM-10PM. Here you can enjoy boating, swimming, fishing and hiking in and around this prairie lake known as Jim Chapman Lake. Kayak rental and campground. $5 adult (13 and over). (updated Mar 2025)

## Sleep

* 33.11865-95.590484 La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Sulphur Springs, 1344 Eaton Dr, ☏ +1 903 885-8181. Indoor pool and hot tub here. (updated Jan 2022)
# Stonewall (Texas)

Stonewall is a town in the Central Hill Country region of Texas, west of Austin and east of Fredericksburg. It is a small country town that welcomes visitors to the historic LBJ Ranch, once known as the Texas White House.

## Get in

Stonewall is a tiny town, with a population of about 450 people (2020), it's really little more than a village. It is about 15 miles east of Fredericksburg and about 64 miles west of Austin on US Highway 290.
Named after Civil War General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, the town is most famous today as the home of former U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson.

## Get around

You'll want a car to get in and around town, otherwise you'll be doing a lot of walking since there's no taxi or public bus service.

## See

Stonewall is best known for its Lyndon B. Johnson State and National Historical Parks, the birthplace of Lyndon B. Johnson, the nation's 36th president.
* 30.2375-98.62611 Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site, ☏ +1 830-644-2252.
* 30.2408-98.62422 Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, ☏ +1 830-868-7128. (updated Oct 2020)

## Buy

Stonewall is well known in the area for its peaches. Along US 290, you will encounter many peach stands - from "mom and pop" operations up to larger business-type stores.

## Go next

* Pedernales Falls State Natural Area
* Fredericksburg
* Austin
* San Antonio
* New Braunfels - Located 60 miles southeast of Stonewall, this town is best known for its German culture and heritage, not to mention the Schlitterbahn$^{[deadlink]}$, persistent in being voted the world's best waterpark.
* San Marcos - 56 miles southeast of Stonewall, San Marcos is the home of Texas State University and its Aquarena Center, two massive outlet malls that have more than 350 shops, as well as stretches of river in a more natural state.
* Hill Country a more general overview of the area, most destinations are an easy day trip.
# Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

Alpes-de-Haute-Provence is a department in the French region Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, and is on the French border with Italy. The area's scenery provides the background to many activities and sights.

## Cities

* 44.1344446.3430561 Draix — a village of a hundred people under the Cheval Blanc mountain
* 43.9652786.6686112 Annot — it is well regarded for bouldering and is particularly popular among climbers, as the second biggest developed area of the kind in France
* 44.3858336.65253 Barcelonnette — a tourist and resort centre, serving many ski lodges
* 43.8466676.5133334 Castellane — a very old city upstream of the Gorges du Verdon
* 44.1811116.6266675 Colmars-les-Alpes — an alpine village in the Verdon valley
* 44.09256.2355566 Digne-les-Bains — natural beauty and supposedly curative thermal springs
* 43.9591675.7797227 Forcalquier — its citadel offers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside
* 43.8333335.7830568 Manosque — a small town typical of Provence, in its history, and its art of living
* 43.84756.2211119 Moustiers Sainte Marie — a gateway to the Gorges du Verdon
* 44.195.94638910 Sisteron — called the Gateway to Provence because it is in a narrow gap between two long mountain ridges

## Other destinations

* 43.7377786.3638891 Verdon Gorge – an awe-inspiring gorge, sometimes called the "European Grand Canyon"

## Understand

The department can be divided into two parts: the west and the south of the department are Provençal, while the north-east is more mountainous (Val d'Allos and Ubaye valley).

## Get around

* The Train des Pignes, a private railway between Digne-les-Bains and Nice is worth a trip entirely for its own sake but it also provides a great way of getting to starts or ends of walks in the lovely Mountains if you base yourself at one place on it such as Annot or Entrevaux.

## See

Terres noires

## Do

Hiking, VTT, canyoning,
In summer many aerial sports use the surrounding mountains such as gliding, hang gliding and paragliding.
In winter there is extensive skiing at eleven ski resorts.

## Go next

Alpes-de-Haute-Provence is bordered on the east with Italy.
# Lake Village (Arkansas)

Lake Village is the county seat of Chicot County in the Delta region of Arkansas.

## Understand

Lake Village is a bit of a sad dying delta town with its empty stores, but it has some interesting attractions nonetheless. Just like Greenville, MS on the other side of the Mississippi River, Lake Village is on an oxbow lake.

## Get in

The town is located on Hwy 65 on a stretch designated as Arkansas' Great River Road.

## See

* 33.2525-91.15511 Lakeport Plantation, 601 AR-142, ☏ +1 870 265-6031. M-F 9AM-3:30PM. A Greek Revival plantation home from 1859 that is the only such remaining property along the Mississippi in Arkansas. It has a rather intriguing presence when surrounded by fields of cotton. (updated Sep 2021)
* 33.62831-91.395172 World War II Japanese American Internment Museum, 100 S Railroad St, McGehee (22 miles north of Lake Village in downtown McGehee), ☏ +1 870 222-9168. This commemorates the Japanese detention camp that existed here during WWII. Even Japanese-Americans were displaced here. (updated Mar 2025)

## Do

* 33.3683-91.19731 Lake Chicot State Park, 2542 State Hwy 257, ☏ +1 870 265-5480. Daily 8am-5pm. This place offers boating, fishing, and bird-watching opportunities on the oxbow lake known as Lake Chicot. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

* 33.2955-91.27631 Turn On Inn, 3764 US-65, ☏ +1 870 265-5455. Here you can rent a cabin with a view of Lake Chicot. $71. (updated Sep 2021)
* Lake Chicot State Park - something similar with cabins, less commercialized.