Devil's Den State Park Visitor Center - Winslow, Arkansas

Marion Cothren

We stayed in a camper cabin for 2 days. It was very peaceful. The cabin was clean and the camp site was abundant in wildlife. We will definitely be coming back again soon!

Jody Carter

This is the centralized Visitor Center for one of the jewels of our State Park System. The folks are helpful and friendly. If you have kiddos, be sure to get their State Park Passport signed while you're here.

There's also a wonderful, family-friendly Geocache series that you should be sure to enjoy.

While here, take a few minutes to enjoy and appreciate the history and architecture of the Civilian Conservation Corps, which helped pull our nation out of The Great Depression.

Lastly, be sure to put this Park on your July 4th calendar to enjoy the all day festivities and activities!

Joshua K

Two employees managing the desk when we came to check in for (tent) camping. They were easy to work with and helpful. Visitor center has some educational items around the lobby but not too much honestly. There is a bathroom and an A/V room (but I am not even sure what's in the A/V room - maybe an informational video?). They sell campfire wood there *about $6.25 a bundle* and that's about it. No frills, but what more do you need. I am sure if we had a lot of questions, they would be willing to help, but they weren't really forthcoming with info without being asked... if you get what I mean.
My other negative about the park; they charge $6 per person to use the pool, even if you are paying to stay there! What ticked me off is watching loads of people just walk into the pool after we paid - either make EVERYONE show they paid, or don't collect money at all. The teens working the pool don't care about you paying, even though I would think their job is paid from it. I would not care that I had to pay except no one else walking into that place was paying! I watched a family of like 8 just walk right in from the parking lot, so they definitely didn't pay! (you need to go inside to pay, so it should be obvious).
The restaurant was poorly staffed, poor gal was taking all orders and making all the food, by herself, on a Sunday morning! Wasn't necessarily busy, but she could probably use help. I'll say, she was AMAZING and the food was SOOOOO GOOD - considering it's a campground, the food was crazy good! She deserved a huge tip (they don't really take tips btw) but we tipped her anyway. Great job!!
Camping (tent). We stayed in "Area A" - site #3. It was a pretty good size site and pretty close to the creek. Bathroom is centered across from here, but I would think it's a bit of a walk from the far end of the sites. The bathrooms are pretty darn nice for a campground, way better than others we've stayed at. Clean shower area (2 showers each side), a couple stalls and a couple sinks. The only downside was the hot water in the men's shower was WAY TOO HOT and it couldn't be turned to cold. I nearly burned my skin and couldn't get under the showerhead, I basically had to "run" past it to rinse off... not what you want when trying to get sweat off yourself. The campsite was great though, you have the normal neighbor situations at tent camps (some loud, some early risers, etc.), but overall it really was pretty quiet and peaceful (far enough from heavy road traffic or any other noise). You are not bothered by hikers or other day use people. It's set-up pretty well in this park! We walked Lee Creek trail, Yellow Rock, and Devil's Den - all were great in their ways - I'll review them on their links in Google. Enjoy the pictures. Book site 3, 2, 4 for shade as 1 and 5 didn't have much at all. Not sure about beyond that, seems most the ones in the middle have good shade as well as ones near the bathrooms.

Bobby Richards

Very clean cozy cabin. Love Devil’s Den State Park. Will be back.

Steph Bradshaw

Ladies in the visitors center were very helpful. Maps to take with you and clean restrooms.
Devils den trail is moderate, up stone steps and a few slightly harder climbs. Follow the red triangles. Waterfalls had no water- but the views are still breathtaking! Autumn is here and so gorgeous with all the changing colors of leaves. Caves and crevices are closed to protect bats from white noise- basically humans. Cairns all along the river bed that shouldn’t be there. Trails could use slightly better marking, but love that there aren’t really gates or posts or signs etc to mar the natural beauty. We saw a snake, armadillo, deer, and birds. Hidden gem of a park! Gorgeous.

John Hurt

Best day… even with the trees barren of their leaves, the views are beautiful, the water sounds so great and the hiking is perfect. Devils Den Trail yielded water falls and crags and the Outlook was spectacular. Short or long hiking - go here. Love it. Enjoy it. Just DO it!!

Mike Farley

The drive here is beautiful and there is a short hiking trail (1.5 miles) with lots of limestone formations and caves. The caves were closed due to the bays having a white nose fungus issue, but still worth visiting.

David Arasmith

I love going to devils den. It’s always changing and there is always something new to explore. Facilities are always nice and clean. Have been wanting to camp there one of these days. Would recommend to anyone. So much fun for the family