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Chaffee Crossing is the center point of the nation’s crossroads. It is a unique place on the map where natural resources, transportation, affordable living and national history converge to create an exciting mixed-use environment for work, play, exploration and learning. As soon as you enter Chaffee Crossing, you sense a change in the air. The sound of your tires on the pavement is different. Gently rolling hills with expansive green space, trees and trails invite you to dream of what your future could be, what will be. Chaffee Crossing is poised to become Arkansas’ premier community where Smart Growth planning is key. Green fields of virgin soil are ready for immediate development.

To the bold and adventurous, Chaffee Crossing is where life, business and fun intersect. It is a place that captures the imagination with wide open spaces, green fields and trees along gently rolling ridges—an inviting place to build a community like no other in the entire region. One that embraces traditional neighborhood development so that a short walk connects you everywhere you need to go.

Your daily routine might include a ten-minute walk from your home in a beautifully landscaped residential area to your job in an environmentally-friendly commercial or industrial district. Then you could spend your weekends fishing, visiting museums, gardening, biking and exploring without ever having to start your car because all of these activities are within a few steps of your front door. This is the perfect time to find your space. Stake your claim and start building your future now.


 

 

What's Happening

at Chaffee Crossing?


 





4th Annual Celebration!
Click here for photos





Chaffee Crossing
Historic District Added to
National Register of
Historic Places

Click here to read more about the "Camp Chaffee Tank Destroyer Battalion District"

Historic McClure
Amphitheater Opens,
Turned Over to Fort Smith
City Parks System





 
FCRA Accepts $2.17 Million on 100 Acres