Discover The Timeless Snowy Beauty Of War Eagle Mill In Arkansas

Some places in Arkansas are just untouched by time. War Eagle Mill in the northwestern part of the state is one of those places that is worth the visit.

😃Working Water-Powered Mill

😃Link to Historical Past of War Eagle Mill

😃Mill Gift Shop and Cafe

War Eagle Mill Must-See Destination in Arkansas

War Eagle Mill is one of only a few working water-powered mills in the United States, nestled alongside War Eagle Creek which feeds Beaver Lake.

An old steel-beamed trestle bridge takes you over the rolling waters below with the backdrop of rolling hills and beautiful countryside in the Ozark Mountains, It's a site to behold!

War Eagle Mill has an interesting history dating back to the Civil War when the mill was used to provide timber for the region and as a temporary refuge for soldiers fighting in the war. The mill was destroyed by floods or fire three times since 1832 but has always found a way to rise from the ashes and prevail.

Largest Arts and Crafts Festival in NW Arkansas

War Eagle Creek is the best time to fish for walleye, striped, and white bass because of its spawning season. The fall season is absolutely beautiful at War Eagle Mill with one of Northwest Arkansas' largest arts and craft festivals. The mill is open year-round but hours may vary, stop and enjoy coffee, brunch, or lunch in the cafe. Visitors can purchase home organic products from the gift shop such as flour, cereals, meals, bread mixes, jams, jellies, and homemade preserves.

War Eagle Mill is a must-see destination in Arkansas no matter the season. I  have been there several times and it never gets old, there is just something special about this place.

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Alpha Dream Productions captured this stunning video of War Eagle Mill during a snowfall.

War Eagle Mill is located at 11045 War Eagle Road in Rogers, Arkansas. Historic Eureka Springs is just a short drive from War Eagle Mill. Visit their Facebook page for updates, events, and more information.