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Lake Walcott Vacation Rentals

Lake Walcott, Arkansas, United States
36.0484° N, -90.667° W
Lake Walcott
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Lake Walcott, a 31-acre fishing lake at Crowley’s Ridge State Park, is located west of Ark. 168 near the park’s historic log cabins. Many of the park’s features date from the early 1930s when the Civilian Conservation Corps built the facilities. Only electric motors and paddleboats are allowed on the small lake.

Surface area (mi)
0.08
Max depth (ft)
70.01
Elevation (ft)
311.68
Best time to go
Visit Lake Walcott from late spring to early autumn, when the sun bathes the water in a golden glow. Experience peaceful fishing in June, as vibrant wildflowers bloom, and enjoy quiet afternoons on the shore, free of crowds.
Water Quality
Lake Walcott in Arkansas exhibits a deep blue water color with a silty water clarity.

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Popular activities

  • Boating
  • Canoeing
  • Fishing
  • Hiking
  • Jet Skiing
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to dive into what Lake Walcott has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • No, swimming is not allowed in Lake Walcott. According to the park’s rules, there is no designated swimming area or permission for swimming in the lake.

  • Lake Walcott is a popular destination because of its diverse outdoor activities. It offers water skiing, power boating, windsurfing, sailing, and excellent fishing opportunities. The park also features a world-class disc golf course and great bird watching, especially with the nearby Minidoka National Wildlife Refuge. Campers can choose from various campsites and cabins, and there are hiking trails and picnic areas as well.

  • In Lake Walcott, Arkansas, the daily catch limits are as follows: Largemouth and smallmouth bass combined limit is 6, with a minimum length of 15 inches for largemouth bass. Catfish daily limit is 10, except for bullhead catfish which have no limit. Crappie daily limit is 30, with those shorter than 10 inches to be released immediately. Trout daily limit is 5.

    Largemouth and smallmouth bass must be at least 15 inches long to keep. Catfish and crappie limits apply generally across Arkansas lakes, including Lake Walcott.

  • There is no public beach at Lake Walcott. The park offers various campsites, a disc golf course, and areas for picnicking and fishing, but it does not have a designated public beach. Visitors can still enjoy the lake’s edge and surrounding activities.

  • The town near Lake Walcott is Rupert. Rupert is located just south of the lake and is accessible via the Rupert Exit 211 off the interstate. It is a small city in Minidoka County, Idaho.