Great place! First timers have plenty of opportunity to learn and experience in a welcoming…read moreenvironment.

This is by far the best climbing gym I have ever climbed at. Some of the best people I have ever…read moremet. The staff is awesome, very friendly, supportive, and knowledgeable. You can always find a great conversation or a random story. This gym has been open for a long time and they know how to do things right. They have really awesome climbing competitions twice a year and anyone can climb in them no matter their style or skill level. If you want to go climbing at a good gym, I would recommend Ozark.

We had originally hoped to go horseback riding but were told that was no longer available. Instead,…read morewe decided to rent e-bikes. Calling what followed an "adventure" is an understatement. The terrain was extremely rough, rocky, and covered with loose gravel--something we were not adequately prepared for. Unfortunately, both of us wiped out and ended up with injuries. The area is beautiful and seeing the various livestock was fun, but equipping guests with more information about the trails would have been extremely helpful. I would not recommend for novice riders or small children!

Four women,ages 67 to 78 went zip lining! What an awesome experience! Our guides were extremely…read moreaccommodating. Olivia let us climb the 200 steps at our own pace. She informed of everything we needed to know. There were no surprises. This was well worth the expense. We did not do the Pony Express package because of the lack of time. We chose just the $50 dollar package. We felt very safe at all times. Loved it! Loved it! Thank you guides!

Great spot for kids to run off that extra energy. They will climb, slide and jump around. Family…read morefriendly and snacks on site. Adventure awaits!

Our family loves this place and have visited many times. My rating is based on a policy change that…read moreI believe is a money grab. My wife and I usually go in the floor with our kids. On this trip, we purchased our tickets in advance for our 2 sons and 4 friends. She and I had planned on staying up top while the kids played. A recent policy change requires EVERYONE who walks in the door to purchase a general admission pass ($25 + tax or $19.99 during their area appreciation promo). This was not shown on the website. Otherwise, we would have made different plans. Instead, we were required to pay another $48.46 after tax just to hang out while our kids played. I would have no issue with this policy change if we knew about it in advance and could have made an informed decision. Very shady to not advertise this until families are in the building. Edit: when I spoke to a staff member about the policy change during our visit, his reply was that they required everyone to pay as they reduced the price of the "elite seating." He did not listen to me or address my concern at all. Tone deaf response.

Cute gym. They offer coffees in house, which is fun. It's clean, well-organized, and the staff are…read moreprofessional and knowledgeable. They have bouldering, ping pong, board games upstairs, and a weight gym and yoga down. They offer rentals for showed and chalk bags and are reasonably priced. We are traveling and missing our regular weekly class, so swung in here and it was a great decision. Also, the bathrooms (at least the women's) are super clean and huge. There are lockers for your stuff, changing areas, showers, and a sauna.

Ready to have the best indoor bouldering experience of your life? Perfect, this is where you should…read morego. The vibe is on point. The staff is the nicest in the world. The routes are for all types. From the little kiddo giving it a first go, to the pro who wants to push it. Cannot recommend this place enough.

An awesome experience! Things are super straightforward. And there are several different types of…read moreexperiences that you can have while you're here. If I was local, I would definitely get a membership, there are lots of options and ways to learn and grow here. I even felt like I could experience the community third-party while my husband and I did our thing. The coaches and trainers that get you set up are super knowledgeable and very kind.

I absolutely adore this place. As someone who doesn't rock climb, this place is epic. The price is…read moregood for the experience that you get. The staff does a great job of explaining how the gym works and how to auto-belay yourself. I have always felt safe here every time that I go. They have an actual weight section of the gym, but I have not used that nor have I used the lockers. The upstairs "kid's section" is fun. I put the kid's section in quotations because some of those walls are difficult! There are options for all ranges of climbers, even the most experienced climbers. There is a bouldering section. Each path is clearly outlined with the difficulty marked. Every time I leave Climb Bentonville, my limbs feel like noodles. It gives such a good workout! Overall, this is a great place to take kids, go with friends, or go alone to get a great workout.

A great spot for fun times. I got to experience wonderworks Branson during a family trip and it was…read morea blast. I love all the interactive things to do for all ages. My toddler enjoyed the sensory activities the most - including this sand box with a virtual map on top. There's 3 floors of fun. Our favorite was the second floor.

We went during Spring Break and knew it would be busier than usual. But we ended up waiting 70…read moreminutes to get inside. Each larger attraction (climbing wall, roller coaster simulation, etc) each had a wait of 60-90 minutes. We ended up spending over 6 hours there and still missing a lot of the exhibits. There were a lot of cool things to see. But the whole experience was expensive, frustrating, and overstimulating. It seemed chaotically organized and inefficient. We wanted to love it, but we just couldn't.

It has a small business vibe that makes it feel like home, but during events there's never enough…read morestaff. They quickly become overwhelmed and the staff can get rude. To make matters worse they charge per .... Every Person , every tent, camper and every buggy. So while they are calculating the cost for each item. Then need to count and make change for each person. It makes getting in a hassle and there is not usually any person to direct you to a spot. You're lucky if they point you towards the spot and say "somewhere between...... but not these ....... Those are taken. It's far away both good and bad. If you Forgot something or need to get a part for your buggy . It's a wasted 1/2 day in my opinion. So bring whatever you think you need and maybe some spare parts. I recommend a filter for your RV water intake because it can be very murky. The restaurant serves good food. The sights are amazing. Most guests are very friendly and welcoming. Sometimes it can get rowdy on the weekends. Forest service prays on out of towners that get on the wrong trails so get a map! It's all about making the best memories possible.

Ok, Riding my Trike down through the wilderness on 215 I think, or 253, can't remember but rolled…read moreup on this by Accident and noticed a restaurant out in a field basically. I don't typically rave about food often but their Cheeseburgers were gourmet off the chart delicious. This place has so much going on. RV hookups, cabins, sxs trails, general store concession. Lots of people having fun it appeared. Anyway positive experience.

Well worth the hike, even when there is just a little water flowing. The last part is a bit more…read morechallenging because of roots and rocks. I imagine it would be extremely slippery in the rain. Make sure to view it from above as well.

Absolutely a fun and great time! 10/10 would def recommend this majestic hole in the wall of a…read morehike. Accessible by sedan also is a big big plus bc my ignorant self did not take off-roading into account (and did it anyway) which I don't recommend esp if you have access to a Jeep or other all-terrain vehicle. I did this hike through the rain and it wasn't too bad but just watch out for slippery rocks. There are a bunch of slick rocks in the end where the cave is so don't be a dummy like me and try to traverse it because it's a little sketch but still super fun. You can easily dial this short hike into a workout and it'll def be harder coming back up. Bring some water and snacks to chill out at the cave, but always Leave No Trace~ Would definitely come back with my Jeep in the future. Winter time looks extra fun since the falls actually freeze over :O

Pretty excellent hike. Off of 43 there's a sign that said Compton trail head with an arrow pointing…read moreright. Turn onto that dirt road and go down until it gives you the option to go straight or turn left or right. Turn right and go down that dirt road. You will see a sign for Compton trail head. Park in there and go out for your hike. Definitely worth it. It was a steep trail after about the first .5 miles. Going down was a bit tough on the knees, but the falls were worth it. Just drops really at this time of year, but impressive nonetheless. Definitely bring a snack and plenty of water. Spend time taking photos once you get down. Also, hike the unkept trail at the falls. It will bring you behind the falls and over to diamond falls, which is a hidden gem of a water falls.

This is a beautiful hike but make sure you know what you're doing before you select this trail. The…read morefirst .5 mile is easy, after that it gets pretty steep with large rocky areas to get down. My fiance and I have done 5+ mile hikes but this was a bit too much for my short legs to handle and we turned back at about 1.9 miles in. The falls were so close but it was just more climbing down rocky areas that I didn't think I could handle climbing back up. Make sure to bring water and a snack. Also bring a walking stick or find a branch to remove spiders from your path.

Well worth it! Staying near the area and did this while close by. The road there is a red…read moredirt/clay/gravel road. We drove up it in a Civic, not a big deal but would not have made it after a rain. The hike and views are just as epic as anywhere we have hiked in the world. Cold, so we had the crag all to ourselves. 10/10

One of the best views you will find in Arkansas! It is absolutely stunning. If you are looking for…read morea place to hike, this is it. Some pointers before hiking the trail: - It is referred to as an easy trail, though I would consider it more moderate in difficulty. There are a lot of rocks on the trail and uneven footing. You will be doing a lot of uphill and downhill walking so make sure to get some good hiking shoes/boots. - Try to drive an SUV or 4 wheel drive car because the journey to the parking area is largely a dirt road with rocks and gravel. There are a lot of twists and turns and it is a fairly steep drive up the mountain. Take County Rd 5, it's easier on the car, I promise. - Come earlier in the morning in order to get beautiful pictures and less groups of people. Makes for a much more enjoyable experience in nature. Overall, this is a must-hike trail if you're in Arkansas. The view of the peak is incredible and stunning. The journey there isn't too difficult as long as you are prepared. Highly recommend!