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Searching for info on Arkansas? Welcome to Arkansas Websites, an Arkansas directory on Arkansas websites from Arkansas covering Arkansas and Arkansas businesses, Arkansas schools, Arkansas news and Arkansas events.

Arkansas, The Natural State, became the 25th state to join the Union when she gained statehood in 1836. First explored by Europeans in the 16th century, Arkansas attracted settlers in search of fertile lands and fresh waters.

Popular visitor destinations include Hot Springs National Park, one of the country's oldest and most visited parks; Eureka Springs, a resort since the 1880's; a water theme park- Wild River Country, and numerous restorations and museums, including Mid-America Science Museum, a "hands on" look at life, energy, matter, and perception. The Buffalo National River was the country's first national river park, and Blanchard Springs Caverns is the major cave find of the 20th century. The Great River Road links eastern Arkansas on a marked route that parallels the Mississippi.

Arkansas' state park system is one of the finest in the country, preserving and interpreting special features of the state's scenic, historic, geologic, and archaeological heritage for this and future generations. Unusual parks include the Ozark Folk Center, where the mountain culture of the pioneers is on display; Crater of Diamonds, where visitors may search for precious stones and keep what they find; Old Washington, one of the state's most historic towns; and Village Creek, the largest park in the system at just under 7,000 acres. Queen Wilhelmina, DeGray, Petit Jean, Devil's Den, Crowley's Ridge, Lake Chicot, and Lake Catherine are other major parks. Impressive new visitors centers at Lake Dardanelle and Mountain Magazine are just some of the improvements and expansions taking place at various Arkansas state parks.



Arkansas Boating Directory and Marine Sales
  • Americo - West Memphis shop profile on services which specialize in laminated and vinyl table covers and fabrics for uses from boat topping to vertical blinds. West Memphis, AR.

  • Arkansas Marine - List of boats and motors available for purchase, description of boat manufacturers, and store location information provided. Little Rock and Hot Springs locations.

  • Arkansas River Mice - Arkansas River pleasure boating, weather, river information, safety, charts, links, and events.

  • Bear Creek Outdoors - Product descriptions, pricing and order information for boats, motors, accessories, boating equipment, and fishing tackle. Rogers, AR.

  • Bradford Marine - Variety of boat lines and designs, motors, and boating accessories available. Location and contact information provided. North Little Rock and Springdale locations.

  • Buzzard Roost Harbor - The closest boat launch and marina to town offering pontoon, ski, knee board and tube rentals, as well as the Big Banana. Mountain Home, AR.

  • Cranfield Boat Dock - Located on Lake Norfolk, full service marina offers information on fishing licenses, boat slips, equipment rental and accessories available. Mountain Home, AR.

  • Deans Top and Canvas - Product guide to seats, awning covers, restorations and customizing, aluminum frames and deck accessories for boats and pontoons. Mountain Home, AR.

  • Futrell Marine - Information on selection of boats, pontoons, runabouts and watercraft vehicles. Supplies and accessories available, location listed. Nashville, AR.

  • Jet Dock Systems - Profiles manufacturer of modular, floating drive-on dry lifting system. Fully portable, modular, changeable, the Jet Dock boat lift will work in deep water or shallow water.

  • Jammer Boats - Offers Jammer Riverglide products and other boats, canoes, and kayaks. Mountain Home, AR.

  • Lacey's Narrows Marina - Boat sales and rentals highlighted for new and used skiboats, houseboats and watercraft. Greers Ferry, AR.

  • Legend Craft, Inc. - Contact information for custom made aluminum welded boats for duck hunting, commercial fishing, or frog hunting. Alexander, AR.

  • Piney Creek Boats - Manufacturer of duck hunting boats, and builders of the Suwanee 47 cabin cruiser. Knoxville, AR.

  • Quarry Marina - Lake Norfork marina guide to Mercury outboard sales and service. Boat rentals and services featured.

  • R and H Marine and Boat Sales - Contact and location information for authorized Ranger boat sales team. New and used watercraft, motors and accessories for fishing or pleasure outings. Bull Shoals, AR.

  • Tracy Ferry Marina - Tracy Ferry Marina provides rentals, boat slips, Bass Pro, gas, and other items on Lake Norfork Arkansas. Mountain Home, AR.

  • Trader Bill's Outdoor Sports - Hot Springs boats, watersport equipment, and outdoor sport accessories. Hunting and fishing information and specialty items.

  • Williamson Boat Dock Kits - Arkansas dock builders contact information and overview of residential and commercial floating kits approved by the Corps of Engineers. Hot Springs, AR.

  • ZSplash Wakeboards - Wakeboard sales featuring new and used Blindside wakeboards, CWB wakeboards, Hydroslide wakeboards, Liquid Force wakeboards, O'Brien wakeboards, wakeboard bindings, and wakeboarding accessories.


    Boating Law in Arkansas

    All boats with motors over 50 horsepower and all personal watercraft must have a minimum of $50,000 liability insurance before operating on the waters of Arkansas.

    Proof of insurance is required in order to register a boat or renew a registration.

    Boat liveries (marinas) must carry a minimum $500,000 in liability coverage.

    Operators must be at least 14 years old to operate a personal watercraft without supervision. Persons 12 and 13 years old may operate with someone at least 18 years on board. Persons under 12 must have someone at least 21 years old on board in a position to take immediate control of the personal watercraft.

    Operators can not exceed 10 miles per hour within 100 feet of the rear of another boat or personal watercraft and within 50 feet of either side of another boat or personal watercraft.

    Operating at a greater than no-wake speed within 100 feet of an anchored or moored vessel, shoreline, dock pier, swim float, marked swim area, swimmer, surfer, person engaged in angling or any manually propelled vessel is prohibited.

    Personal watercraft operators must have an observer 12 years of age or older to tow a skier. Mirrors are not allowed for skiing on personal watercraft. Also the personal watercraft must be able to accommodate the operator, observer and person being towed. Personal watercraft must be designed for a minimum of three persons in order to tow skiers.

    Personal watercraft cannot be operated from 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise. Running lights do not exempt personal watercraft from this.

    The personal watercraft operator is required to wear the engine cut-off lanyard (kill switch) securely attached to his/her person, clothing, or personal flotation device at all times while operating.

    Becoming airborne while jumping the wake of another vessel while operating a personal watercraft, within 100 feet of that vessel, is prohibited.

    No person who owns a personal watercraft or who has charge over or control of a personal watercraft may authorize or knowingly permit the personal watercraft to be operated in violation of the personal watercraft law. This applies to a renter, too.

    Liveries are required to have renters view a state-approved personal watercraft video prior to operating a personal watercraft.