Haw Creek Falls

Waterfall · Johnson County County, AR · 35.700000, -93.260000

Closure or warning on file

USFS: low-water bridge entrance is subject to flash flooding. Removal of a gate does not mean conditions are safe. Monitor weather; no cell service assumed.

Haw Creek Falls, Ozark National Forest, Arkansas
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Height
6 ft
Road
Gravel
Permit
Not required

Haw Creek Falls drops about 6 ft on Haw Creek in Johnson County, Arkansas.

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Closures and warnings

USFS: low-water bridge entrance is subject to flash flooding. Removal of a gate does not mean conditions are safe. Monitor weather; no cell service assumed. As of September 17, 2025.

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The falls

Height6 ft
Flow noteShort-walk / near-roadside falls on Haw Creek with rocks and a bluff; Big Piney Wild and Scenic River nearby.
Water typeWaterfall basin
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Access

RoadGravel
Road noteFrom Hagarville take AR-123 north about 14 miles, or from Pelsor take AR-123 west about 12 miles. Low-water bridge at the entrance; flash-flood prone.
ParkingCampground / point-of-interest parking at Haw Creek Falls.
FeeFree; no day-use or camping fee.
HoursOpen year-round. Pack-it-in, pack-it-out; no trash service.
Reservation or permitNot required
Wheelchair accessUSFS: accessible trail to the waterfalls.
Managed byUSDA Forest Service (Ozark-St. Francis National Forest, Big Piney Ranger District)
RestroomsYes
ShowersNo
Drinking waterNo
ShadeYes
Picnic sitesYes
NoteVault toilets; designated campsites; Ozark Highlands Trail passes through.
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Rules

CampingAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Haw Creek Falls open?

USFS: low-water bridge entrance is subject to flash flooding. Removal of a gate does not mean conditions are safe. Monitor weather; no cell service assumed. As of September 17, 2025. Hours: Open year-round. Pack-it-in, pack-it-out; no trash service.

How tall is Haw Creek Falls?

Haw Creek Falls drops about 6 ft.

How do you get to Haw Creek Falls?

The road in is gravel. From Hagarville take AR-123 north about 14 miles, or from Pelsor take AR-123 west about 12 miles. Low-water bridge at the entrance; flash-flood prone. Parking: Campground / point-of-interest parking at Haw Creek Falls.

Do you need a reservation for Haw Creek Falls?

No reservation or permit is required.

Is there a fee at Haw Creek Falls?

Yes. Free; no day-use or camping fee.

When is Haw Creek Falls flowing?

Short-walk / near-roadside falls on Haw Creek with rocks and a bluff; Big Piney Wild and Scenic River nearby.

What facilities are at Haw Creek Falls?

Restrooms, shade structures, and picnic sites. No showers and drinking water. Vault toilets; designated campsites; Ozark Highlands Trail passes through.

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Nearby

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