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Cabining at Devil’s Den
We spent six nights at Devil’s Den State Park with friends and family members. The group was down this year. All our camping gear is in a truck somewhere, so we stayed in Cabin 4. The original, built by the … Continue reading
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Downstream
One afternoon I grabbed my binoculars and wandered about two miles downstream from the Bend of the River. At times I felt like I was getting away from the park and people, but then I’d round a corner and find … Continue reading
Wildlife at Devil’s Den
I didn’t have to work very hard to see animals and birds in the park. Many of them visited our campsite during the week. I also saw several White-tailed Deer, an Eastern Chipmunk and an Armadillo. And a three-inch-long slug. … Continue reading
Lazy Afternoon
The view from our campsite at Devil’s Den looking upstream. And downstream. And the next morning after the storm.
Camping at Devil’s Den
We made our annual spring camping trip to Arkansas and spent six nights at Devil’s Den State Park with family. Our site was on the bank of Lee Creek, and we could hear the nearby rapids all night long. I’m … Continue reading