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We have a zero-tolerance policy against discrimination at Hipcamp and are committed to helping our Host and Hipcamper community be inclusive.
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The Woodcreek Cabin, Arkansas
White settlers came here in the early 1800's. 5000 Native Americans pushed west by U.S. expansion lived within a 5 mile radius of this property. Their artifacts can still be found today. At that time the White River served as a Steamboat river, cotton was planted on the steep hillsides and white oak was used to make whiskey barrels. The Railroad was finished in 1902 and with it came what is referred to as "civilization".
White settlers came here in the early 1800's. 5000 Native Americans pushed west by U.S. expansion lived within a 5 mile radius of this property. Their artifacts can still be found today. At that time the White River served as a Steamboat river, cotton was planted on the steep hillsides and white oak was used to make whiskey barrels. The Railroad was finished in 1902 and with it came what is referred to as "civilization".
Places to see near The Woodcreek Cabin