Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area, Natural park in Johnson County, Arkansas, US
Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area is a natural park in Ozark National Forest featuring a waterfall that tumbles through dense forest surrounded by rocky terrain and native vegetation. The site includes hiking paths, swimming areas, and basic camping facilities set within the woodland landscape.
The park was established as a recreation area within Ozark National Forest to provide outdoor access for visitors seeking natural surroundings. Over time, it has served communities across Arkansas as a destination for water activities and forest exploration.
The recreation area serves as a meeting point for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and families who gather to experience outdoor activities in the Ozark wilderness.
The site is accessible from a local highway and provides nine basic camping spots with tables and grills for overnight visitors. Visit during warmer months when trails are dry and water levels support comfortable swimming and wading.
Multiple waterfalls exist within short walking distance of each other, including Pack Rat Falls and Pam's Grotto Falls across a nearby road. These hidden spots are often missed by casual visitors despite offering some of the most interesting cascade views in the area.
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