 The town of Mountain Home Arkansas is located just below the Missouri line in North Central Arkansas. Surrounded by 2 lakes and 3 rivers and unsurpassed natural beauty that you will find nowhere else. With a population of a little over 11,000, Mountain Home offers home town friendliness from it's close knit community that provides a safe enviroment that is ideal for families and retirees alike. Mountain Home not only offers the rivers and lakes but has outstanding healthcare, strong financial institutions, excellent 6A school system, and Arkansas State University that covers some 130 acres. 2-18 hole golf courses, and a local farmers market. Mountain Home seems to have something for everyone. Experiencing all 4 seasons, none of which extreme. Come see what so many love to call Home!
- Norfork Lake - Covering over 22,000 acres and over 550 miles of shoreline Norfork Lake has plenty of room for everyone. Offering many nearby resorts and 19 developed parks for pinicing, camping and playgrounds. Norfork Lake is home to a variety of fish which includes Striped Bass, Walleye, Crappie, and Catfish. There are several marinas on Lake Norfork offering sales and rental for water sports, boating and scuba diving. A water sport and fishing paradise you won't want to miss Norfork Lake when your here!
- Bull Shoals Lake - The largest of the Twin Lakes, Bull Shoals has over 1,000 miles of shoreline to enjoy and sprawling over 72,000 acres. Located in North Central Arkansas and extending over the Missouri state line. Bull Shoals Lake offers over 20 parks for camping & pinicing. Visitors also enjoy boating, sailing, skiing and fishing. Marinas offer rental and sales of water sport supplies whether your interested in boating, diving or fishing. Bull Shoals lake is home to many species of fish including Crappie, Largemouth, Spotted & White Bass and Channel Cat just to name a few. With something for everyone, you won't want to miss Bull Shoals Lake!
- White River - Flowing from Bull Shoals Dam, the White River is famous for it's fishing. Brown, Cutthroat, and Brook Trout all swim it's waters. Many options for lodging from rustic cabins, resorts, campground & local area motels with the convenience of water sport rentals, docking and guide services all around. Surrounded by natural beauty and a host of wildlife the White River is truly one of a kind.
- Norfork River - Fed by Lake Norfork and running about 5 miles long, the Norfork River has some of the best Trout fishing around. With temperatures remaining 47-58 degrees all year around it makes the perfect home for Brook, German Brown, Rainbow & Cutthroat Trout. With the Norfork Fish Hatchery nearby and continuously stocking. Many resorts,camping, equipment rental and guide services, everyone will enjoy everything about the Norfork River.
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