Devil's Den State Park
A gorge state park in the Ozarks with sandstone crevices and caves, waterfalls, and stone-and-timber structures built in the 1930s by a Civilian Conservation Corps. Ideal for hiking and camping.
Devil's Den State Park lies in Lee Creek Valley, about 45 km south of Fayetteville, and is one of Arkansas's most representative state parks. Its stone bridges, cabins and dam were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s and have been preserved. The signature Devil's Den Trail, about 2.4 km long, winds through sandstone crevices, small caves and seasonal waterfalls. The Yellow Rock Trail climbs to viewpoints over the gorge. The park also has mountain-biking trails, campgrounds and cabins, and entry is free.
Opening hours
Park open all day; visitor center about 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park
- Arkansas Air & Military Museum
- Kessler Mountain Regional Park
- Clinton House Museum
- Fayetteville Historic Square & Farmers' Market
- Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
- Dickson Street & Walton Arts Center
- University of Arkansas & Old Main