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Davidsonville Historic State Park

Activities:
Boating
Camping
Canoeing
Fishing
Hiking
Kayaking


Tags: 

Arkansas State Parks , Black River Boat Ramps Pocahontas Arkansas , Pocahontas Arkansas Hikes , Pocahontas Arkansas Parks , Pocahontas Arkansas Trails

Davidsonville Historic State Park is in Pocahontas, Arkansas. The Park was the location
of Arkansas' first post office and courthouse. Today, visitors can explore trails, learn
more about local history at the visitor's center, camp at any of the 20 sites, and fish in
the lake or river.
 
The Park backs the Black River and a fishing lake, making it a perfect place to go
fishing. The visitor center even has boat rentals! There are four trails that visitors can
explore: the Black River Trail, Historic Townsite Trail, Scott Cemetery Trail, and the
Trapper Lake Trail. Do note that you must check-in at the visitor center if you choose to
camp. You can make reservations up to a year in advance.
 
Be sure to check out the visitor center to see the 1820s hunter-trapper flatboat replica
and listen to the audio tour that gives more detail of the land's history!
 
To contact the park office please call 870-892-4708.


Ownership: 
State of Arkansas


Acreage: 
180.00

Location:

Davidsonville Historic State Park

7953 Highway 166 South

Pocahontas, Arkansas 74255 United States

36.158113, -91.055374

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