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Welcome to Lakeview Lakeview, population approximately 800, is located in north central Arkansas, about twelve miles south of the Arkansas-Missouri state line. It is primarily a retirement and vacation center with an economy based on the tourism industry. Lakeview borders Bull Shoals Lake and also shares a shoreline with the world famous trout stream, the White River.
The water, of course, is a hub of activity for the people of Lakeview. Boating in clean waters, excellent fishing, swimming and camping are some of the reasons people flock to Lakeview. It is a pleasant town, complete with vacation attractions focusing on the natural environment and the land's features and history.
Eagle Awareness Each winter across the state, numerous state parks, as well as private businesses, offer guided trips for eagle viewing. Trips include hikes, lake tours and some van tours. All take bird watchers within easy viewing distance of our national symbol. Call ahead about events to ensure availability and confirm dates. Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview
Bull Shoals State Park Gets a New Name Arkansas' popular camping and fishing state park in north central
Arkansas near Lakeview has a new name. Bull Shoals State Park is now
officially named Bull Shoals-White River State Park. Since this park
offers visitors access to one of the nation's finest fishing and boating
combinations, the renowned White River and Bull Shoals Lake, the State
Parks, Recreation and Travel Commission felt the park should recognize
both these waters in its name.
Lakeview's terrain is heavily wooded on rolling hills. Nearest interstate highways are Interstate 44 (135 miles north) and Interstate 40 (125 miles south).
A nearby north-south, highly-traveled route is U.S. Highway 65 from Des Moines, Iowa, to Natchez, Miss., through Little Rock, Ark., Branson and Springfield, Mo. U.S. Highway 65 is 45 miles west of Lakeview.
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