We've stayed at this place two times and like it. It's on Hwy. 7 south of Jasper.Originally Posted by therighttime
The Ozark Cafe in Jasper is a good place to eat.
As mentioned above, the Oark Cafe is another good place to eat.
We've stayed at this place two times and like it. It's on Hwy. 7 south of Jasper.
The Ozark Cafe in Jasper is a good place to eat.
As mentioned above, the Oark Cafe is another good place to eat.
Lee 2011 K1300S
MOA # 30878
Past BMW Bikes, 2003 K1200RS, 1991 K75S, 1987 K75T(bought new in 1988), 1984 R100RT
The Hotel Seville in Harrison Ark. has been restored and looks like an interesting place to stay.
http://www.hotelseville.com/
Last year we stopped and looked at several rooms and they looked nice. We hear the restaurant is good and the Hotel has inside parking for your bikes.
Lee 2011 K1300S
MOA # 30878
Past BMW Bikes, 2003 K1200RS, 1991 K75S, 1987 K75T(bought new in 1988), 1984 R100RT
This site might help with info.
http://www.arkansas.com/outdoors/Mot...FcJgTAodYnxPIQ
2010 R1200RT
GO HOGS!
A little bit of help
Leaving in six weeks from Lake Havasu, AZ to Hot Springs, AR and am having a difficult time with the maps to stay off the interstates as much as possible without adding a lot of time to the ride.
Any suggestions?
As an aside, my brother just bought a new Harley Road King w/everything on it except a toilet. I joined him for his first long ride and we came across a dusty old cafe which had a parking lot full of Harleys, only to discover that it was a meet for "Motorcyclists for Christ" club. When I noted that we were welcome to ride our bikes through a canopy and have them blessed, I suggested to him that he might tip the minister and come out the other side on a BMW. At the age of 67 he still knows what his middle finger is for.
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