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City in Arkansas, United States
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One of the region's most famous restaurants known for excellent catfish and hushpuppiles. The Travel Channel's Anthony Bourdain dined at Fred's during his episode featuring the Ozarks.
Is located on the grounds of the former Nettleton Hotel, is a popular restaurant overlooking the Spring River and mill dam waterfall at Mammoth Spring State Park
A unique dining experience.
Best ice cream anywhere!
Locally owned package store providing all your float trip and hunting camp needs.
Accommodations near Mammoth Spring, Arkansas
Accommodations overlooking Spring River in Mammoth Spring, Arkansas.
Is Springs River's primary flyfishing guide service and operates a retail shop a few miles south on U.S. Highway 63.
Is a friendly campground within walking distance of Mammoth Spring State Park and the shops and restaurants on Main Street.
Most visitors arrive by car on U.S. Hwy 63, from Hardy, Arkansas or Thayer, Missouri. State Highway 9 from Salem, Arkansas also gains access.
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