Located on the banks of the Ouachita River, the city is steeped in history and there's
plenty for lovers of antiques to enjoy. Visit the restored 1913 Missouri Pacific Depot or
Poison Spring Battleground Historical Monument, just to name a few. Here are some other
interesting things to see and do:
Missouri Pacific Depot
National Register |
Restored 1913 Depot featuring displays of Mo-Pac, Civil War, Grapette,
Carmark Pottery and transportation. |
| Driving Tour of Camden |
20 Historic homes, Civil War landmarks and Classic architecture highlight
this driving tour of Camden. |
The Bragg Home
National Register |
Built in 1850 During the Civil War, a skirmish here left minie balls
buried in the walls. |
The McCollum-Chidester Home
National Register |
Built in 1847 and used during the Civil War by both sides. |
| Poison Spring Battleground Historical Monument |
Marks the area where Confederate soldiers captured a Union supply train.
Hiking trails and picnic sites. |
| White Oak Lake State Park |
A favorite fishing spot. Abundant wildlife and trails. |
| BPW Barn Sale |
An annual event that has become one of South Arkansas' major arts and
crafts festivals. |
| Daffodil Festival |
Millions of daffodils, arts and crafts, and private garden tours, 2nd
weekend in March. |
| Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources |
See the history of the oil industry in Arkansas just 15 miles away. |
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