We got underway this morning at 8:40am. Our travels today continued west on I-40 through Nashville, Memphis and then to North Little Rock, Arkansas, 375 miles. Crossing the Tennessee River west of Nashville we noticed there were quite a few fishermen out on the river. About 11:30am we were sitting on the highway as traffic had stopped due to an accident. The talk on the CB radio indicted that it would be a while before the clean-up would be completed so I make sandwiches and we ate lunch as we waited. We were moving shortly after eating. We did make a fuel stop at a Pilot Truck Plaza.
At a little past 4pm we pulled into Downtown Riverside RV Park in North Little Rock. This small, 56 sites, park is city owned and is on the north bank of the Arkansas River. The park honors Passport America discount which we have so we only needed to pay $11.56 for a full hook-up site with 50 amp electric. Next to the RV park is an old railroad bridge that is now owned by the city and has been converted to a pedestrian walkway across the river, The Clinton Presidential Bridge. Immediately, on the other side of the bridge is the Clinton Presidential Library and adjacent to the library is the William “Bill” Clark Presidential wetlands with a boardwalk around the wetlands. After supper this evening we walked across the bridge, took some pictures of the Library which was closed for the evening and then walked around the wetland park. There were a couple ducks in the water and numerous turtle heads poking out of the water. This RV park was a good stop.
