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Conway Outdoor Attractions for Springtime

Spring in central Arkansas is a beautiful time. For many of us, the warmer weather means getting outside and enjoying the state’s natural beauty. If you live in the dynamic city of Conway, you’re familiar with the many outdoor attractions that bring visitors in from all over the state. As COVID-19 forced us into lockdown throughout much of the winter and early spring, many of us are especially ready to get outside and explore as the weather warms up.

Unfortunately, many of us battle physical limitations. Pain, mobility issues and other illnesses can make it hard to explore the outdoors or enjoy the spring weather.

If you suffer from chronic pain that prevents you from enjoying the springtime attractions in Conway, you have more options than you may think. Comprehensive pain management with PTCOA can help you get back to living and enjoying the outdoors--any time of year.

Check out our picks for the best outdoor spots in (and around ) Conway during springtime.

Lake Conway

U.S. 65 South

Conway, AR 72032

501-327-7788

This beautiful Arkansas lake is the largest man-made lake in the United States, occupying nearly 7,000 acres just southeast of Conway, Arkansas. Lake Conway offers excellent fishing spots, with bluegill, bream, largemouth bass, white bass, catfish, and crappie making a home in its waters.

The lake is also a great spot for passionate boaters and offers several public boat ramps. You can also rent boats, buy bait and purchase other fishing supplies at commercial docks. While you’re visiting, take time to experience some of the walking trails or stop for a picnic on the scenic shores.

Lake Conway can be experienced by individuals of all mobility levels.

Tucker Creek Walking Trail

Tucker Creek Trail

Conway, AR 72034

501-450-6186

This walking and biking trail extends just over 3 miles from Tyler Street to Hogan Road in Conway, with constant views of Tucker Creek and the nearby woods.

The trail is perfect for beginner bike riders or individuals with mobility issues. The trail is flat, lighted and paved, providing easy access for strollers and wheelchairs.

It’s also a great spot for owners and their dogs. As long as your dog is leashed, you’re welcome to bring them to the park.

Cadron Settlement Park

6200 Hwy 319 W

Conway, AR 72034

501-450-6186

This family-friendly, 150-acre park is on the National Register of Historic Places and offers hiking trails, picnic areas, and a range of recreation options for individuals and families.

Visitors can see the Blockhouse restoration, the Cherokee Trail of Tears exhibit, and the historic Butterfield Trail. There is also a boat-launching ramp, picnic areas, and pavilions available for rent for gatherings.

Cadron Settlement Park is perhaps most famous for its hiking trails, which can suit a variety of mobility levels. There are also accessible trails for individuals who use wheelchairs or other mobility equipment.

Beaverfork Park Lake

20 Kinley Dr.

Conway, AR 72032

501-450-6117

This park is a short drive to north Conway and offers swimming beaches, fishing, and boat ramps (including handicap accessible ramps).

When it comes to outdoor activities, Beaverfork Park has you covered, with a baseball field, a disc-golf course, sand volleyball court, an outdoor pavilion and picnic tables.

The lake is the perfect spot for swimming, kayaking, canoeing, and other water sports, especially during the warmer months of spring and summer.

Hendrix Creek Reserve

Conway, AR 72032

The Hendrix Creek Preserve in Conway, Arkansas was created as a conservation easement to prevent flooding in the City of Conway. However, the HCP also doubles as a beautiful public recreation spot. The preserve features a walking trail and boardwalks that offer stunning views of the streams, wildlife and greenery in the area.

The preserve is also home to several native trees, shrubs and plants, while native turtles and fish inhabit the streams. The HCP is the perfect spot for a relaxed walk in the evening during the warmer months or for a family outing that offers learning opportunities for the kids.

Get Back to Living with PTCOA

Do you suffer from chronic pain that limits your ability to explore and enjoy the world around you? You deserve relief.

Pain Treatment Centers of America is dedicated to helping each of our patients conquer their pain and get back to the lives and activities they love.

Our Conway, Arkansas pain clinic can help you tackle your pain so you can explore every outdoor spot Conway has to offer.

During COVID-19, PTCOA is still here for our patients. Read our COVID-19 guidelines on our homepage, or find out more about coronavirus by accessing our COVID-19 video library .

Ready to schedule your appointment? Contact us today at (844) 215-0731.

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