Many of our recreation sites and campgrounds on the Arkansas River are closed due to high water and flood damage. However, we have other locations such as Greers Ferry Lake, which is about 80 miles directly north of Little Rock. The boat ramps, swim beaches and some campsites have also been affected by high water at Greers Ferry, but they still have 954 campsites open. Visit our webpage for the latest updates on park closures: https://www.swl.usace.army.mil/Missions/Recreation/Campground-Closure

Here’s a look at Greers Ferry Dam yesterday as we began releasing water in our ongoing efforts to lower the flood pool and bring the reservoir back to normal levels after capturing heavy rains across the watershed in February and March. We are currently releasing approximately 9,200 cubic feet per second which should allow the lake level to drop about half-a-foot a day if the area does not encounter additional heavy rains. If you’d like to learn more about Greers Ferry or any of our other reserv

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15 reactions | Today we met with state and local leaders around Greers Ferry Lake to discuss our emergency management capabilities and how we can assist during future emergencies. | Little Rock District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers | Facebook