Modern and primitive camping sites, picnic areas, hiking, equestrian and mountain biking trails, and fishing combine to form a vacation setting second to none. Lee Creek Valley was selected as the site for a state park in 1933. In the 1970s, the park underwent a major facelift during which the native stone and log structures of the 1930s were renovated and preserved for use today and in the future. Whether you study the CCC architecture, hike the trails, attend interpretive programs, explore the valley's unique geologic formations or lounge lazily by the pool, memories of your stay at Devil's Den will bring you back time and again. Bask in front of the massive stone fireplace in the chill of the evening, or, with cup in hand, sit outside in the early dawn and listen to the chatter of animal life.
Many sites have electrical and water hookups.
A sanitary trailer dump station is located near area E. Hike-in campsites are available for the adventuresome who want to be closer to nature. A group area is also available for reservation. Bring your own horse and use the camping area located by riding trails that meander through the Ozark National Forest. Campers must register at the Visitor Center before occupying a campsite and must have camping units with them. Food Services - A cozy cafe, gift shop and store with camping and picnicking supplies are housed in a rustic log and stone building overlooking the lake.