Devil’s Den State Park

Great place to go hiking any time of the year! The guides at the visitor center are very helpful and give out free maps of the trails. The trails aren’t too challenging but definitely give you a workout.
The waterfalls, naturals foot bridges and views are worth the trip alone!
Perfect place for pets and hikers alike. I will definitely be back!

Beautiful park! Beautiful lake! Thoroughly enjoyed the wonderful trail around the water and to the lake. Would highly recommend this being a destination spot for anyone visiting Fayetteville. We can’t wait to come back and ride the trail again!!!

Only came here once, but was a bit disappointed with the hike and the hype. Was not strenuous and felt more like a walk in the park. Apparently, the focal point is where you can see lush greens of trees at the top of the mountain. Probably won’t come back here again and would rather explore other hiking trails.

Coming to this state park was my first trip to Arkansas– and it was probably the best «first impression» I could have asked for! I had a misconception in my mind of what Arkansas was like and looked like– and it was all completely wrong. I had no idea that it was so lush, green, scenic and untouched. This state park was the best of all of those features– it has several hiking trails that offer amazing views, meandering creeks, great campsites and cabins and just a great over-​all outdoor experience. We only spent the day, but I would love to come back and camp here or stay in one of the cabins.

A great state park. The area is beautiful, with hiking available in multiple lengths and skill levels.
There are also two trails available for mountain biking, and both are incredibly maintained and offer some great rides and beautiful views.
Campsites are available for reasonable prices, and the area stays pretty quiet. I personally am not a fan of camping, preferring backpacking any day, but the sites are large and conveniently placed.
The area also offers a store, a restaurant, and cabins for overnight stay.
Please note that the caves the park is famous for have been closed for quite some time, due to a sickness circulating among the bats that live within.
In short, a great place to get outside and have some fun, while still maintaining some of the amenities of civilization.