Beautiful place. The water was pretty warm, but still refreshing. It's annoying that you can't take coolers down to the water, but I guess some people haven't been responsible. There's no attendant to give change for the day pass, so make sure you have the exact amount (or be prepared to give a donation).

Wonderful spot for water play and family time. Kayaking on calm clear water and fishing. A new favorite spot!

This was absolutely amazing. We got stuck in traffic so pulled off the exit and found this beautiful little park. The biggest white oak trees, amazing rock wall at the waters edge on the opposite side of thus great spot fir picnics and get together or just fir you and ur better half to cozy up while unwinding and waiting for traffic to start moving again.oh and the ride that takes u there is awesome Way to take a break off the interstate for 12 miles and then takes you right back, just further down the road. Perfect thank you

My family's new favorite place to swim! Absolutely love it. Great for the littles too. Cost $5.50 to pay online

Bluff Hole Park is a hidden gem in Mulberry, AR. This beautiful green space is set right along the river and provides stunning views of the bluffs and nature surroundings. with diverse wildlife, rock formations, springs and wildflowers. There are plenty of benches and scenic look-out points to stop and take in the peaceful views. The park also has a playground, picnic areas with pavilions, which is perfect for families. The facilities were very clean and well-kept. Admission to the park is totally 5 dollar day pass! We will definitely be making many return trips to Bluff Hole Park swim and take in more of the spectacular scenery. This is an absolute must-visit park for any nature lovers in the area. Highly recommend!

I enjoy swimming here.. everyone has fun and never any kind of drama

Great spot for wading or swimming in cool river waters. Rocky beach and bottom, water shoes recommended. Family friendly environment, great place to bring the children. This spot always seems busy but not overly crowded. If you're an introvert like myself, don't expect quiet seclusion during peak times. If you're willing to make the effort to swim across, there is a similar beach spot relatively unvisited a stones throw upstream.

Great spot to kick loose and act like a kid again.. be smart and wear water shoes the rocks are rough on city trained feet lol. Grills and picnic tables set up all around for some grilling and chilling. We will be back to enjoy the water.