Devil's Den State Park - Arkansas
Inside the Icebox
Icebox Cave is one of the unique
caves that can be explored by
visitors at Devil's Den State Park
in West Fork, Arkansas.
Icebox Cave is one of the unique
caves that can be explored by
visitors at Devil's Den State Park
in West Fork, Arkansas.
Unique Rock Formations
Devil's Den State Park protects a
unique area of rock formations,
caves and other natural
phenomena. It is among
Northwest Arkansas' most
popular attractions.
Devil's Den State Park protects a
unique area of rock formations,
caves and other natural
phenomena. It is among
Northwest Arkansas' most
popular attractions.
Devil's Den State Park - Arkansas
| CCC Monument Devil's Den State Park - Arkansas |
Selected as a location for a state park
in 1933, Devil's Den is a landmark
that exemplifies the amazing work of
preservation and nation-building
undertaken by the workers of the
Works Project Administration (WPA)
and Civilian Conservation Corps
(CCC) during the Great Depression.
Conceived as a means of putting
Americans back to work by the
Roosevelt Administration, parks like
this one stand today as living
monuments to men and women who
brought the United States back from
the brink of disaster.
Devil's Den State Park protects 2,500
acres of beautiful Ozark Mountain
scenery. Known for its unique rock
formations and caves - from which it
takes its name - the park also
features outstanding views, a lake,
mountain creek, cafe, pool, cabins
and visitor center, as well as hiking
trails, campgrounds and equestrian
facilities.
The park is located at the junction of
State Highways 74 and 170 near
West Fork, Arkansas. It can be
accessed from Exits #45 and #54 on
Interstate 540 south of Fayetteville.
in 1933, Devil's Den is a landmark
that exemplifies the amazing work of
preservation and nation-building
undertaken by the workers of the
Works Project Administration (WPA)
and Civilian Conservation Corps
(CCC) during the Great Depression.
Conceived as a means of putting
Americans back to work by the
Roosevelt Administration, parks like
this one stand today as living
monuments to men and women who
brought the United States back from
the brink of disaster.
Devil's Den State Park protects 2,500
acres of beautiful Ozark Mountain
scenery. Known for its unique rock
formations and caves - from which it
takes its name - the park also
features outstanding views, a lake,
mountain creek, cafe, pool, cabins
and visitor center, as well as hiking
trails, campgrounds and equestrian
facilities.
The park is located at the junction of
State Highways 74 and 170 near
West Fork, Arkansas. It can be
accessed from Exits #45 and #54 on
Interstate 540 south of Fayetteville.
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The Battle of
Massard Prairie
Massard Prairie
by Dale Cox
The first full-length account of
the 1864 Confederate attack on
Fort Smith, Arkansas.
the 1864 Confederate attack on
Fort Smith, Arkansas.
$19.95
Proceeds benefit the Cane Hill Battlefield Driving Tour Project
lor.