Location
The largest metropolitan area in Arkansas, Little Rock has doubled as the nation’s capital, and yet, it is only a stone’s throw away from some of the most scenic and diverse exteriors in the world.

Centrally located in the state and nation, Little Rock is where the Southeast meets the Southwest, and the delta becomes the mountains. In fact, Arkansas’s Ozarks offer the highest peaks between the Appalachians and Rockies. Memphis is only a short, two-hour drive away, and the state is bordered by Louisiana to the south, Texas and Oklahoma to the west, Missouri to the north, and Tennessee and Mississippi to the east.

Virtual Tour

Locations Video
In six segments for easier downloading, this Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism Quicktime video shows the wide diversity of Arkansas locations available to filmmakers. Each segment contains footage from a variety of regions in Arkansas, so as you watch, follow along with the index and map to see where in the state the film was shot.

Location Stills
Arkansas’s locations range from whitewater streams to majestic waterfalls, from sprawling prairies to wooded mountains, from period architecture to sleek modern structures. The eastern part of the state has abundant rural settings complete with historic delta towns and bustling river ports. The scenic Ozark Mountains, which are visually similar to the Appalachians and the Smokies, are in the northwestern part of the state. South Arkansas has swamplands, rolling farmland, and pine forests covering the Ouachita Mountain Range. And all are within a short driving distance from Little Rock.

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