Riverfront Property w/Acreage on Spring River in Mammoth SpringAR

Riverfront Property w/ Acreage on Spring River in Mammoth Spring AR

MLS# 26011260

MLS # 133688

Prime riverfront acreage in Mammoth Spring Arkansas city limits! This 2.9± acre tract offers beautiful river views, direct river frontage, and a mostly level, cleared landscape—ideal for building, recreation, or investment. Located on a paved road with easy access, the property combines the convenience of town utilities with a peaceful, natural setting.

Improvements include an additional outbuilding, plus partial fencing already in place. Utilities are readily available with electric through Entergy, along with city water and city septic. Fiber internet access adds modern connectivity to this scenic location. Call us to schedule your private viewing. For more information contact JEREMY KING 417.294.4424

Mammoth Spring Arkansas

Mammoth Spring, Arkansas, is defined by its namesake—one of the world’s largest springs, which pumps out roughly nine million gallons of water every hour. At Mammoth Spring State Park, you can witness this natural marvel as it forms a 10-acre lake before tumbling over a scenic dam to create the headwaters of the Spring River. The park is a haven for history buffs and casual explorers alike, featuring a meticulously restored 1886 Frisco Depot Museum complete with life-sized figures and a vintage caboose. Walk past the historic hydroelectric plant ruins or stroll the loop trail around the turquoise spring pool.
For those looking to venture beyond the park’s edge, the town offers a blend of outdoor adventure and small-town charm. The Spring River is a premier destination for trout fishing and floating, with local outfitters providing canoes and kayaks for year-round trips down the cold, steady current. Nearby, the Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery offers a fascinating look at aquatic conservation, including the world’s only captive spawning population of Gulf Coast striped bass. After a day on the water, you can browse the eclectic antique shops and boutiques along the historic Main Street or take a short 15-minute drive to Grand Gulf State Park—often called the “Little Grand Canyon of the Ozarks”—to see the collapsed cave system that feeds the spring itself.