“A CCC-built wonderland of spring-fed pools, limestone caverns, and rustic stone architecture set in the Ozark Mountains. The natural spring flowing into stone-walled pools and the cedar forest create a moody, timeless visual.”
About This Location
DEVIL'S DEN STATE PARK SITS DEEP IN THE ARKANSAS OZARKS, AND ITS CCC-ERA CRAFTSMANSHIP MAKES IT FEEL LIKE A LOCATION SCOUTED FOR A 1930S PERIOD FILM. SPRING-FED POOLS REFLECT CEDAR CANOPIES; HAND-CUT STONE WALLS AND RUSTIC BRIDGES EVOKE A TIMELESS APPALACHIAN CHARM. THE NATURAL CAVE FORMATIONS AND UNDERGROUND SPRING ADD A MYSTICAL, OFFBEAT QUALITY. THE PARK'S LOG CABINS AND STONE BUILDINGS OFFER WORKABLE INTERIOR SPACES. WHILE ARKANSAS GENERALLY DOESN'T MANDATE STATE-LEVEL FILM PERMITS, INDIVIDU
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Permit Information
Permit Required
Type
Film Permit
Fee
Contact for fee
Contact
Arkansas Film Commission / Park Manager
Contact Arkansas Film Commission for coordination. Park has film-friendly history and CCC-era structures.
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