The Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge – This is a 5,484 acre wildlife refuge managed by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. It is located east of the Mississippi River near Turrell, Arkansas.

Marion Lake Nature Trail - The  trees of this area made Memphis, Hardwood Capital of the World, and were also used for fuel for steamers.

Marion Hotel - The two-story brick Marion Hotel, finished in 1911 has 31 rooms and was the location for important social events in Crittenden County.

Confederate Memorial – Many of Crittenden County families had members who joined either the Confederate or the Union armies.

Great River Road National Scenic Byway - The Great River Road is the Arkansas part of the Mississippi River Parkway. It is over 300 miles along the Mississippi River in Eastern Arkansas.

Crittenden County Museum – A restored train depot, located in Earle, AR, exhibits cotton farming, broom-making and art.

Southland Greyhound Park - A Greyhound and Thoroughbred racing park and casino in West Memphis, Arkansas.

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