The closure includes campsites 8 and 28 at Baxter, campsites 15-27 at Campbell Point and campsites 32, 33, 44, 45, 54, 56 and 58 at Mill Creek.

USACE has posted signs indicating high bacteria levels at the swim beaches. Park rangers will retest next week and reopen the beaches when test results indicate bacteria levels are within an acceptable range.

Two acceptable water samples are required by the Stone County Health Department prior to reopening a swim beach.

USACE has posted signs indicating high bacteria levels at the swim beach.

All burning must be completed by the end of the day on Aug. 31, 2025. Burning on public land after this date without permission is a violation of Title 36 of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations...

Expect more boats and swimmers on the water and maintain a safe speed and be vigilant for swimmers if you are boating.

Because of the need to refocus available staff to support the peak recreation season, Shoreline Use Permit requests including dock and vegetative management requests, will experience delays.

The goal of the Plan is to capture, store and get the water that could cause flooding into Bull Shoals Lake until it can be safely released downstream.

Residents and visitors downstream should closely monitor water levels. If flows increase and water begins to rise...

Boat dock facilities granted under a shoreline use permit cannot be leased, rented, sub-let or provided for commercial activities...

The app displayed water level and release data for the lakes in the White River Basin as well as navigation information for the McClellan...

As the nation prepares to celebrate Independence Day with festivities, family gatherings and outdoor activities, the U.S. Army Corps of...

Areas where trees were damaged and posing a hazard within permitted modification areas can be removed, but removal must first be approved.

The swim beach was closed on May 31 because of higher than acceptable E. coli levels that were found during routine testing.