Powhatan Historic State Park
No admission feeA preserved 19th- and early 20th-century river town on a hill in Lawrence County, with seven historic structures still in their original locations.

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Arkansas state park built around a large natural spring, its 10-acre lake, and a restored 1886 railroad depot.
17 Highway 63 North, Mammoth Spring, AR 72554 · Mammoth Spring, AR
The park surrounds Mammoth Spring, a National Natural Landmark that releases a very large volume of water each hour. That water fills a 10-acre lake and then flows south as the Spring River, which anglers and floaters know for trout. Visitors can see remains of an old mill and a hydroelectric plant tied to the site's past. A restored 1886 railroad depot now houses a museum, and the grounds include a visitor center, a welcome center with a gift shop, a playground, picnic areas, a baseball field, and a walking trail.
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