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What campers say

Devil’s Den State Park offers scenic, well‑maintained grounds with a range of options — renovated cabins with kitchens and climate control, regular campsites, primitive tent areas and an equestrian loop. Visitors commonly note clean facilities, a quiet, family- and dog‑friendly atmosphere, and a network of hiking and biking trails that pass waterfalls, caves and a clear swimming hole. Expect limited or no cell service in much of the park, though cabins or camp areas may provide Wi‑Fi. Trails suit families and hikers well; mountain biking receives mixed feedback, praised by some and seen as less challenging by others.

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📖 About This Campground

Devil's Den State Park in West Fork Arkansas provides full, partial, and primitive (no water, electric, or sewer) hookup RV and tent camping in a wooded setting. A Civilian Conservation Corps masterpiece in a picturesque Ozark Valley. Recreational lake and biking, hiking, and other outdoor activities abound. Devil's Den State Park in Arkansas is a premier camping destination that seamlessly blends natural beauty with rich history and modern amenities. Nestled in Lee Creek Valley, the park is renowned for its Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) heritage, featuring rustic wood and stone structures built in the 1930s. The park offers a variety of accommodations, including 17 cabins with kitchens and fireplaces, 9 camper cabins, and 135 campsites with varying amenities. Visitors can explore extensive hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails that wind through the Ozark National Forest, providing breathtaking views of rock formations, caverns, and lush landscapes. The park also features an 8-acre Lake Devil, perfect for fishing and boating, with canoe and pedal boat rentals available. Educational opportunities abound with park interpreters offering guided hikes and special events year-round, such as the Ozark Mountain Bike Festival. The park's visitor center, complete with exhibits and a meeting room, adds to the enriching experience. The park’s facilities include modern restrooms, a seasonal swimming pool, picnic areas, a standard pavilion, and a cafe open during peak seasons. The CCC Pavilion and other group facilities can be reserved for gatherings, making it ideal for family reunions, weddings, and corporate events. In summary, Devil's Den State Park offers a unique combination of scenic beauty, historical significance, and recreational activities, making it a top choice for campers seeking both adventure and relaxation in Arkansas. Whether you’re hiking the trails, exploring the historic sites, or enjoying a peaceful stay in a rustic cabin, Devil’s Den provides an unforgettable outdoor experience.

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What a great place! Beautiful State park set in a valley with amazing wildlife (put trash in dumpsters at night so you don't see the raccoons) Main RV campground "E" is on opposite side of park and not near a main road so no worries about kids riding bikes,scooters etc... Stayed in campsite 85, had 30a and 50a hookups, great water pressure. Tent pad attached with good fire ring and lantern hook. Within 100' of nice rocky stream that the kids fished and paddled our kayak in. Lots of great trails with amazing rock structures and caves to spelunk in. Interpretative services were great with discussions on bats, foxes, snakes etc. State park is within 45 minutes of major university so weekends can get busy with hikers and family outings. We will definitely come back