Greers Ferry Lake:
Fairfield Bay wraps around the north shore of beautiful
Greers Ferry
Lake, a 50-mile long, 40,000 acre clean mountain
lake with 343 miles of shoreline. These sparkling waters
are the perfect playground for fishing, boating, scuba
diving, sailing and all kinds of fun in the sun.
Your center for water recreation, our first rate local
marinas rent ski boats
and skis, party barges, wave-runners, boat slips and
houseboats.
Sightseeing trips, dinner cruises and even the
thrill of parasailing and wakeboarding are as near as
your front door.
The
Greers Ferry Lake Dam was President Kennedy's last
public dedication, which is commemorated in nearby
Heber Springs by the John F. Kennedy Memorial
Overlook. Also in Cleburne County, the
William Carl Garner Visitors Center and
Trout Hatchery make for favorite day trips for
visitors to the area.
Sugarloaf Mountain, an island in
Greers Ferry
Lake, is accessible only by boat and offers visitors
a wondrous trail to the summit of this island
mountaintop and the chance to grab breathtaking photos
of
Greers
Ferry Lake, the cliffs and lush scenery. The
Enchanted Peninsula, located on the shores of
Greers Ferry
Lake, offers upscale living to those looking to
relocate to the area and maintain an active lifestyle
and fun in the sun.
World
Class Fishing:
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here for our Weekly Fishing Report
In our case, "World-Class
Fishing" is fact, not hype. We can back it up with
three world-record game fish.
Greers Ferry
Lake holds world records for Walleye (22 lb 11oz)
and Hybrid Striped Bass (27 lb 5 oz). The
Little Red River tail water, which feeds into
Greers Ferry
Lake, holds the current world-record for German
Brown Trout (40 lb 4 oz).
Trophy-sized fish are common in our waters. Savvy guides
put you "on the fish" in the lake and the river and we
have plenty campsites, cabins and resort accommodations,
ready and waiting to make your vacation complete. For
more information about us and the
Arkansas Ozarks, please also visit these websites:
Championship Golf:
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Fairfield Bay...
Fairfield Bay
is a golfer's dream come true. We have several championship
golf courses in the area including,
Indian
Hills,
Mountain Ranch, and
Tannenbaum Golf Resort at nearby Drasco, Arkansas. These
courses each provide all the variety and challenge a golfer
can hope for. Visitors and homeowners alike can show off and
sharpen their golfing skills while enjoying year-round play
amidst scenic mountain beauty.
With a Fairfield Bay Golf Getaway, you enjoy not
only world-class golfing, but also the assistance of PGA
professionals, comfortable accommodations from single rooms
to deluxe suites with attentive service, a pleasing variety
of eateries and affordable rates.
At times in Fairfield Bay, it seems one sees nearly as many
golf carts as automobiles. Just what you'd expect in a
golfer's paradise. But if there are non-golfers in your
vacation party, other activities abound including: Tennis,
Swimming,
Fishing,
boating on beautiful
Greers Ferry Lake,
Horseback Riding and Mountain Bike Riding, a community
center full of games and activities, shopping galore at
Lakewood Village Mall and surrounding shops.
Woodland Mead Park:
In addition,
Woodland Mead Park offers up shuffleboard, volleyball,
flag football,
miniature golf, horseshoes, and picnics during the
summer months.
The
Fairfield Bay Community Club's Recreation Department
also holds many activities during the summer and winter
months at our many recreational facilities such as the
Racquet Club which offers
live entertainment, full service bar, pool tables and
Karaoke on a regular basis for members and guests.
Fairfield Bay also has its very own Bowling Lanes for
evening entertainment for the entire family. Keggler Lanes
offers bowling leagues, pool tournaments, arcade, and
refreshment bar for nightly entertainment for the whole
family.
Camping at Fairfield Bay
Fairfield Bay is happy to have one of the most popular
campgrounds on Greers Ferry Lake. The Seasonal Run Time for
the Campgrounds is: April 1 - November 1 each year. The
Fairfield Bay Camping Area has:
57 Total
Camping Spots
16 with Electric ($15.00 per night)
41 without Electric ($12 per night)
For
Additional Information on Camping, please contact Shawn
or Paul Jacka at 501.884.6029
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