Large riverside recreation area featuring paved and natural trails, wildlife habitat, an inclusive playground, picnic areas, boating access, and scenic views where two waterways converge.
Some trail connections and adjacent facilities may operate on separate schedules
How to Get There
From Maumelle (3 mi): Take Highway 300 south toward Pinnacle Valley Road, continue onto Two Rivers Park Road, and follow the signs to the park entrance and trailhead parking areas.
Overview
The Two Rivers Park encompasses approximately 1,000 acres of open meadows, wooded wetlands, and riverfront landscapes, creating one of the most expansive natural recreation areas in central Arkansas. Positioned at the meeting point of two waterways, the park offers a network of paved and unpaved trails that connect to the larger Arkansas River Trail system. Visitors can explore the countryside by foot or bicycle, launch a canoe or kayak onto the water, or relax at picnic areas while enjoying sweeping views of the surrounding rivers and forests.
The park's diverse habitats attract an abundance of wildlife, making it a favorite destination for birdwatchers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts. Wide trails traverse fields and wooded corridors where deer are commonly spotted during the early morning and evening hours. Families are drawn to the park's inclusive playground, one of the largest of its kind in Arkansas, while cyclists and runners appreciate the miles of interconnected routes. Combining accessibility, natural beauty, and outdoor adventure, the park provides an inviting escape from the city without leaving the metropolitan area.
This article uses material from official tourism and parks information pages for Two Rivers Park and related public recreation resources, including publicly available visitor information describing the park's facilities, trails, and natural features.
