Little Rock

Downtown Riverside RV Park
Little Rock, AR

Here we go again, getting from point A to point B.

We had an uneventful trip from El Reno, OK to Little Rock.

As you know, we usually are on our way somewhere,

with not much time to 'stop and smell the roses' so to speak.

I found this great little park on the Good Sam website.

We pulled into our 100'  pull thru site at

Downtown Riverside RV Park this afternoon.

This is a small park, only 61 sites, but it's right on the

Arkansas River, with incredible views of the downtown skyline.

We chose a pull thru site for ease,

but the back in sites have the nicest view.

After we got settled in, we took a leisurely stroll across the

Clinton Pedestrian Bridge.

This bridge used to be the Rock Island bridge,

built in 1899 for the Choctaw and Memphis railroad.

It's a lovely pedestrian/cyclist bridge,

spanning the river, and taking you to the

Clinton Presidential Library and Museum.

We weren't all that interested in going into the library,

but the grounds are lovely.

There are some interesting landmarks in the river itself,

including this small lighthouse structure..

 

We were told when we checked in to the park

that we were in time for the bass fishing tournament.

There were quite a few bass fisherman vying for the title :-)

As we were getting set up, I also noticed another Vilano

pulling into the park.

Of course we went over and introduced ourselves!

We recognized each other's names from the Vilano Facebook group.

I took a picture of both our rigs from the bridge..

David and Debra Fuqua came over and enjoyed a

glass of wine and conversation.

It was nice to meet another proud owner!

Tomorrow we head over to the VanLeigh service center

in Tishomingo, Mississippi.

We'll be there for a few days, time to explore!