Devil's Den State Park, AR · Wild n Wonderful Wanderer

Devil's Den stands as one of the most intact Civilian Conservation Corps sites in the U.S., with rustic wood and stone structures built from native materials. A rock dam on Lee Creek forms the 8-acre Lake Devil.

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The Civilian Conservation Corps used native materials to build Devil's Den's rustic wood-and-stone structures. Source ↗
Devil's Den now stands as one of the most intact CCC sites in the United States. Source ↗
The park's CCC Pavilion, next to the Ridge Runner Cafe, was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Source ↗
An impressive rock dam spans Lee Creek at Devil's Den, forming the 8-acre Lake Devil. Source ↗
Some of the park's unique characteristics are its rock formations and caverns. Source ↗

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