County of Scott
Scott County, established on November 5, 1833, is located in Waldron, Arkansas, and was formed from parts of Crawford and Pope counties. Named after Andrew Scott, a prominent judge and delegate, the county features a diverse landscape ranging from rugged to rolling terrain, with a significant portion of its land dedicated to timber production.
The county is home to three lakes—Lake Hinkle, Lake Waldron, and Square Rock Lake—offering various recreational activities such as fishing, swimming, and camping. Additionally, Scott County is known for its rich cultural heritage, highlighted by Blythe's Museum and a commitment to family-friendly entertainment, including mountain music and community sports events.
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