Twin Falls drops in segments over Shop Creek at Camp Orr in Newton County, Arkansas, with a lidar-measured height of about 50 feet.
The falls
Shop Creek splits into two falls, with a third segment appearing after rain. The World Waterfall Database, which lists the feature as Triple Falls, gives the surveyed drop as about 50 feet; the official name is Twin Falls, and the three-segment name is popularly credited to writer Tim Ernst.
Getting there
The falls are on the grounds of Camp Orr. One route follows Highway 74 onto Camp Orr Road, turning toward the camp after about a mile, then a short walk of about a quarter mile from a small parking area past a creek crossing. A second account describes a signed Twin Falls parking area with a 0.5-mile round trip on steep, muddy gravel. No written general-public access policy, hours or fee schedule for Camp Orr has been documented.
When to go
Rain increases the flow enough to add a third segment to the falls; exact dependable-flow months are not documented.
On site
A 2024 canyoneering report noted climbing-prohibition signage at Camp Orr; it is a visitor account rather than a confirmed camp rule. Swimming and pet rules, and any record of accidents, are not documented.
History and name
Twin Falls is the official name; the popular alternate name Triple Falls, reflecting the third segment that appears after rain, is credited to writer Tim Ernst.
Nearby
Bridge Rock Creek Falls is about 0.1 mile away, Hideout Hollow Falls about 1.9 miles, and Thunder Canyon Falls about 2.1 miles.
Distances are straight-line.