RV Rental Devil's Den State Park, AR

Mountain biking is extremely popular among visitors camping at Devil's Den State Park. The Butterfield Trail, stretching for 15 miles through the Ozark Mountains, offers hours of fun. The park's cross-country bike trails feature steep ascents and descents, making them perfect for those seeking a challenge. Throughout the year, Devil's Den State Park hosts festivals and contests which bikers can attend and connect with fellow mountain bikers.

The Devil's Den Trail stretches for a mile and a half and leads to the Devil's Den Cave and Twin Falls. The park is home to many other caves as well, but practice caution while exploring, and be sure to bring a flashlight to see the natural limestone and sandstone. One area has been deemed the largest of such sandstone areas in the United States. There are picnic tables along the route, so you and the family can take a break and have a relaxing lunch.

If you're into horseback riding, the three equestrian trails, equaling about 20 miles in total, may pique your interest. Each of the three trails, including the Gorley King Trail at seven miles long, begin and end at the horse camp, but venture into the park's majestic surroundings.

Lake Devil is, unsurprisingly, a big draw to Devil's Den State Park. Canoes and other watercraft are available to rent right on-site, so exploring the lake is not only fun, but easy and convenient.

Devil's Den State Park has 135 campsites available for both tent and RV camping. More than 40 of the sites have water and electric hookups. Sewer hookups are available at some sites as well. Most of the sites are shaded, private, and welcome RVs up to 55 feet long. Amenities include restrooms, showers, and a dump station.

Near the sites are playgrounds, an open pavilion, a meeting room, and the park store. Pets are allowed as long as they are leashed. In addition to the RV camping sites, the park offers 17 cabins equipped with all the creature comforts campers could possibly need or want.

Devil's Den State Park is eight miles from Fayetteville, a huge tourist destination in the area. Here, you can find plenty of unique activities, including paintball, escape rooms, and rock climbing. Treat the kids to an outing at one of Fayetteville's 30 community parks, including Wilson Park and Lake Fayetteville Park. Take time to wander through the butterfly garden at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks.

Lake Fort Smith State Park is also nearby, right in the Boston Mountain Valley. The Ozark Highland Trail passes through the beautiful, rugged hills of the mountains. Those looking to go RV camping in Crawford County will find 30 campsites with full hookups at Lake Fort Smith State Park. Ten cabins are also available for those who prefer their creature comforts.

Steer your rental RV west toward Muskogee to discover the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. Located at the convergence of the Arkansas and Canadian Rivers, this stunning expanse is under two hours from Devil's Den State Park. The refuge is an excellent place for photography. Some of the wildlife you might spot here includes bald eagles, alligator snapping turtles, bobcats, feral pigs, and skunks.

Another neat attraction nearby is the Winslow Museum in the community of Winslow. The museum itself isn't jam-packed full of exhibits, but those looking for a taste of local history will certainly find it here.

All done camping at Devil's Den State Park? Hop in the rental RV and make the short drive east to I-49, which takes you north toward Fayetteville and south toward Fort Smith. If you need to top up the gas, you'll find gas stations and convenience stores a few minutes away near Alma.