Black River at Pocahontas, Arkansas

Black River runs approximately 300 miles from southeastern Missouri to northeastern Arkansas.

Buck Hollow Ranch

Buck Hollow Ranch in the Fall

Buck Hollow is a 2600-acre Commercial Wildlife Hunting Resort licensed by the AG&FC just 15 miles from Pocahontas in Randolph County, Arkansas.

Shady River Resort

Shady River features new, quiet, private "get-away" cottages on a bluff overlooking the beautiful, clean, spring-fed, free-flowing, un-polluted Eleven Point River

Imperial Dinner Theater

Imperial Dinner Theater

Whether it’s our SEASON TICKET of three shows, a BRAVO SERIES of shows too good not to do again, or our SPOTLIGHT SERIES of guest performers, you won’t want to miss what the Imperial has to offer!!

Guesthouse Pocahontas

Guesthouse Coming in 2012

Lesmeister Guesthouse is currently under construction in a year 1902 building at 208 N Marr Street in the Pocahontas Commercial Historic District. Featuring upscale vacation rental apartments, the guesthouse is expected to open in late October, 2012, initially with two apartments completed and two more apartments due for completion in 2014.

QR Codes

QR Codes are being used on plaques on the businesses in downtown Pocahontas as well as throughout the county to tell the history of the building.

The Rice-Upshaw House

The Rice-Upshaw House was initially constructed in 1828 and used possibly as a one-story store / loom house by the builder Reuben Rice. The house is restored to the 1840s era when Reuben’s son expanded the main structure to serve as a family dwelling house.

Randolph County Arkansas is the home of five rivers, rich heritage, and beautiful outdoor attractions.

Randolph County Arkansas

Appreciate the Past

From the Rice-Upshaw home attraction to stories of the downtown square in Pocahontas, Randolph County has a rich heritage.

Participate in the Present

Visit during one of our many county activities such as the Rock n’ Roll Festival, Maynard Pioneer Days or Founder’s Day.

Anticipate the Future

New lodging to the downtown square. New events.

Upcoming Events at Davidsonville Historic State Park
Posted Jul 31 2012 by admin in Events, Future, Outdoors with 0 Comments

September Labor Day Weekend – September 1 – 3, 2012 Labor Day weekend is a great time for cook outs and camping. It’s also a great time to enjoy various programs, like owl prowls, star gazing, black powder demonstrations and town site tours, at Davidsonville …

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Coupon for Canoe Float Trip
Posted Jul 20 2012 by admin in Events, Outdoors, Present with 0 Comments

We posted about the river float trips Davidsonville Historic State Park was hosting. Here is a coupon for 10% off that float trip rental. Available: 8/1/2012 – 9/30/2012 Description Enjoy a day out on the river with your family. Pick a canoe trip for either the …

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Bird Watching in Randolph County
Posted Jul 19 2012 by Dr. Pat Carroll in Guest Author with 0 Comments

Birding (bird watching) is very popular here due to Randolph County’s location on two of the main bird migration routes in the U. S.—the Central Flyway and the Mississippi Flyway. These merge just north of us, and their routes narrow here, concentrating the bird population …

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