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Arkansas is a unique tapestry of mountains, plains and fertile delta. Our history and heritage is part Western frontier, part Ozark pioneer and part Old South. Whether you choose to spend your time enjoying contemporary cityscapes or outdoor recreation that takes full advantage of The Natural State's abundant resources, we'll do our best to make you feel at home on your Arkansas vacation. 

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Giant Budweiser Can

David McMahon, Sr., was local Angus cattle breeder and beer distributor who loved Budweiser so much, he hired Earl Harris to paint one of his silos to look like a giant can circa 1975-1976. According to the label, it holds 8,734,902 fluid ounces of...

Museum of Veterans and Military History

Artifacts from almost every war and mementos from every era including uniforms; World War II generator; shrapnel from Iraq, a small stove that was used behind enemy lines for sterilizing dental equipment and prayer flags from Japan; medals, guns and...

Arvest Ballpark

Home field for the Northwest Arkansas Naturals, a minor league baseball team based in Springdale. A member of the Texas League the Naturals are the Double-A affiliate for the Kansas City Royals. Their season consists of 140 game schedule with 70 home...

Chaffee Crossing Historic District

River Valley
Chaffee Crossing Historic District showcases a unique piece of Fort Smith's rich history by offering a walkable showcase of America's military history that begins with WWII. Located within the 7,000-acre Chaffee Crossing development, the historic...

Hot Spring County Museum/The Boyle House

Artifacts and memorabilia relating to local history housed in the historic Boyle House; Caddo Indian pottery, quilts; antique furniture; call for hours of operation

Ozark Bathhouse Cultural Center

The Ouachitas
Historic 1992 structure which is part of Bathhouse Row, a National Historic Landmark; now serves as an art gallery featuring Hot Springs National Park's Artist in Residence art collection and a venue for park events and programs; available for...

Sugarloaf Mountain

The Ozarks
Sugarloaf Mountain rises 690 feet. It is an erosional remnant beside the Little Red River in Arkansas. The Osage Tribe who used to live there called it Tonawanda and from the top there is a view that extends for miles in every direction. The earliest...

Big Brushy Recreation Area & Campground

Attractive wooded setting on stream bank. Has a loop trail and parking/access for the Ouachita National Recreation Trail.

Crossett Centennial Park

Located in the heart of downtown on Main Street celebrating the Rose Inn, a once prominent structure in Crossett. It’s a scenic, restful stop highlighted with pieces of Rose Inn history, beautiful gardens and a fountain, all within walking distance...

Lake Chicot

Located in the flat Delta lands of southeastern Arkansas, Lake Chicot is a true natural wonder. A 20-mile-long, former main channel of the Mississippi River, it is the biggest oxbow lake in North America and Arkansas' largest natural lake. The Great...

Vogel Schwartz Sculpture Garden

Capital
Highlights a collection of more than 75 works of art and features natural terraces and walkways in Riverfront Park; space for receptions, weddings and other events; located north of the Little Rock Marriott and east toward the River Market District.

Albert Pike Recreation Area

The Timberlands
Day use only. Natural pool in Little Missouri River, swimming, fishing, mountain biking and hiking trails. 20 picnic sites.

Bradley House Museum

The Ozarks
Former home of Dr. W.A. Bradley, a Victorian era house, now operated by the Newton County Historical Society as a museum to collect, preserve and promote historical and genealogical material relating to Newton County and the surrounding area. Located...

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