Closest Casino To Mountain Home Arkansas

Driving distance from Mountain Home, AR to Oklahoma City, OK

Welcome to Days Inn Mountain Home hotel, near Norfork Lake, your spot for a sunny vacation in the Ozarks. Located on Highway 62, our Mountain Home hotel offers great outdoor recreation and easy access to all the best spots in the Arkansas mountain region. We have about 200 casino parties each year, often our hosts will allow us to invite a guest to see what our parties, equipment and dealers look like, If you would like to be a guest at one of our parties please ask us to arrange that with the host of an upcoming party in your area.

The total driving distance from Mountain Home, AR to Oklahoma City, OK is 333 miles or 536 kilometers.

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Arkansas' capital city has plenty of attractions for all ages, including the Arkansas Capitol Building, the William J. Clinton Presidential Center, the Little Rock Zoo and dozens of parks and trails. But if you're in Little Rock and want to visit a beach along the Gulf of Mexico, be prepared for a long drive. The closest stretch of shoreline -- Holly Beach on Louisiana's self-proclaimed Cajun Riviera -- is more than 400 miles away.

Getting There

Holly Beach, which sits directly along the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana's southwestern corner, lies about 10 miles west of Cameron and about 405 miles southwest of downtown Little Rock. The drive from the Arkansas capital typically lasts just less than seven hours via a route that takes you primarily along U.S. 167 South, U.S. 165 South, a stretch of Interstate 10 just west of Lake Charles and then south along State Road 27, which joins State Road 82 in Holly Beach.

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Holly Beach and Creole Nature

Holly Beach is part of an unincorporated 26-mile stretch of beach directly along the Gulf that has been hit hard by hurricanes in recent years and includes several smaller beaches to the east and west along State Highway 82. All of the Cameron Parish beaches are part of Louisiana's 180-mile Creole Nature Trail, which loops Lake Charles and the state's southwestern coast and has been designated an All-American Road by the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Scenic Byways Program. Among the activities you can enjoy at Holly Beach are swimming, surf fishing, crabbing, shelling, sunbathing, picnicking or a relaxing stroll along the shoreline.

Fliers, Fish and Ferries

While in Holly Beach, check out a few nearby attractions along the Gulf of Mexico shoreline. Pevetto Woods Bird Sanctuary, 8.5 miles west of Holly Beach, is a 40-acre tract of oak groves, dunes and trails that serve as a habitat for migratory songbirds and butterflies. Anglers should try Cameron Jetty Pier, a Gulf-front fishing pier about 12 miles east of Holly Beach. The pier is part of a park that also includes a beach walkway, observation tower, pavilion, restrooms and a playground. To get there, you'll have to drive your car onto the Cameron Ferry for the short but scenic ride across the Calcasieu Ship Channel. Once on board the state-maintained ferry, you are likely to catch a glimpse of porpoises, pelicans, shrimp boats or much larger vessels heading into the Gulf.

Gulf-View Accommodations

Because of damage caused by Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Ike in 2005 and 2008, respectively, Holly Beach has only a small number of overnight options, including two-bedroom homes available through Holly Beach Rentals. The homes sleep eight and include Gulf views, full kitchens, 1.5 baths, all linens, washers and dryers, satellite televisions and free Wi-Fi. The rental company also provides RV sites with hookups. Another option for campers is Cameron Jetty Pier, which has an RV park with more than 35 sites. Electric and water hookups are included.

Other Nearby Beaches

Two other beach options for those in Little Rock -- one slightly closer, one slightly farther -- are Cypremort Point State Park in Louisiana and Sea Rim State Park in Texas. Cypremort Point is only 396 miles south of Little Rock, but its half-mile, man-made beach lies on Vermillion Bay, not the Gulf of Mexico. The park has six rental cabins that sleep eight, as well as a fishing pier, boat docks, picnic areas and abundant wildlife, including alligators, nutria, muskrats, deer, rabbits and red fox. About 440 miles southwest of Little Rock, Sea Rim State Park in Sabine Pass is the closest Texas beach to the Arkansas capital. The park is home to a 5-mile stretch of Gulf-front beach, campsites and a nature trail through wetlands. Other activities include fishing, canoeing and kayaking.

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Closest Casino To Mountain Home Ar

Robert Kay has written travel articles since 2002 and has more than 20 years of experience at three daily newspapers and a national magazine. His work has appeared in 'Golfweek,' 'The New York Times' and various AAA publications. Now based in Florida, he holds a journalism degree from the University of South Carolina.

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