This is a great option if you are wanting an affordable canoe or kayak. We found the staff to be…read morepolite and helpful. Tip: take cash and try to go during a week day. Also, call ahead or watch website to see how fast the river is flowing.

The river is clear and customer service is excellent. Easy enough to do with kids but fun for…read moreadults too! We kayaked and it took us about 3 1/2-4 hours with 2 stops.

Beautiful! Secluded! The water was so clean and the campsites were clean. Our family of 6 enjoyed…read moreit.

Our campsite was on the lake. We had power power and water. Bathrooms were clean with hot showers…read more Phone service was good. The water level is down but people were out on kayaks fishing. We walked around and at night enjoyed a campfire. Wood is sold in the office.

So there is only one review thus far and I don't believe they give the credit this place deserves…read more It is breathtaking. The motel sits right off the lake with a beautiful scenery. There is a park, basketball & volleyball court. Mind you when we went a majority of these activities were under water but that didn't stop us from loving this place. The room is perfect. We had four in our group and we were comfortable. The kitchen was well stocked with the utensils needed with a full stove and refrigerator. Made it nice to save money by cooking meals rather than buying them. Each day we had clean towels which was nice. The only downfall was the comfort of the beds. I need an ultra soft bed and these were ultra firm. But nothing to knock a star down on the review. They do have WiFi and it worked perfectly. Any time I called Betty, she answered and met our needs. The location was great because we were near the Crater of Diamonds, Hot Springs and Wegner Crystal Mine. All within 20 mins to an hours drive from each. Plus it was very affordable!!! $57 each night, now that's a deal. Must check this place out, it's a beauty.

We had our family reunion there over Mother's Day Weekend. The rooms are great. The staff was…read moreawesome and very accommodating. Betty was great on coming no matter what time we called her. We will be back. Thank you!!!

This was one of the highlights of our Arkansas trip while visiting family from our Florida home…read morebase. For anyone unfamiliar, this is the only diamond mine in the world open to the public where you can actually keep what you find. Some surprisingly large diamonds have been discovered here over the years, so there's always that tiny bit of hope that keeps you searching. What surprised me most was the layout. For some reason I expected caves or mining tunnels, but it's actually a huge open field where visitors search, dig, sift, and surface hunt. We paid $45 total admission for 3 people and thankfully already had equipment provided by our rental house (checkout Punkin's place in Murfreesboro, Arkansas on Airbnb) because you can absolutely spend extra renting tools onsite if needed. We started with wet sifting before moving into dry and surface searching. There were a few muddy sections from recent rain, but overall the conditions were great during our May visit. Slightly overcast skies with an occasional drizzle made the weather perfect for being outside. I honestly can't imagine doing this in the middle of a blazing hot summer afternoon. I had read reviews from people saying they left exhausted, but we approached it a little differently due to some back and shoulder limitations. We worked smart, paced ourselves, and still had a fantastic time. We didn't find diamonds that day, but we did leave with some beautiful rocks and a really fun experience. We would absolutely do this again!

Walking into crater of diamond state park my nieces, sister and I did not know what to expect. I…read morehave to say it was a great experience and everyone was so nice and other diamond searchers were extremely nice as well! If you have a chance come to CDSP!

Nice trails and beautiful scenery. The fall leaves mad the trip even more enjoyable. Nice for kids…read moreand adults to explore and have a nice day.

Little Missouri Falls is definitely off the beaten path. It involves driving 4-8 miles (depending…read moreupon which direction you are coming from) on an unpaved Forest Service Road. But it is definitely worth the drive and the effort once you arrive. After hiking in a little bit, there are several stair structures that you can go down to reach the water. It's so peaceful hiking around the water.

FUN! FUN! FUN! We took a 4 hour trip in July with Action Fishing Trips. We can't brag enough about…read morethe amazing experience we had. Dustin and Cole are the most amazing guys. We went out with Cole and he put us right on top of the fish! He was polite, respectful, and extremely knowledgeable. He made us feel like family! We will be booking another trip very soon. We caught 37 huge crappie! WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND ACTION FISHING TRIPS! 100%

Super friendly and very knowledgeable! Was able to work us…read morein on short notice and totally came through on the fish! We had a great time joking around and fishing! It was a beautiful day on the lake!

Loved our time here. Mini golf was fun, and the arcade machines were all interesting too.read more

Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village is a cool shop. You can hunt for arrowheads and mine gems. I didn't try…read moreeither of those as it was close to closing time but they would have been cool. This is a cool giftshop. They have a lot of neat gifts from Minnetonka moccasins, arrowhead knives, salves, and a lot of other fun items. I bought a bucket of gems and dirt for my dad. He loved it! The price was really good compared to other similar quanities. This is a fun spot to stop and look around. They are pet-friendly. I was able to bring my pup in the giftshop. I was thankful for this as it was hot and didn't want to leave her in the car.

While visiting family in Arkansas from Florida, we decided to spend some time exploring local…read morehistory and stopped by Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village. The experience includes a small museum, preserved burial grounds, and an area where visitors can search for arrowheads. We spent over an hour there simply walking leisurely, reading plaques, exploring the grounds, and taking everything in. I actually enjoyed going through the museum twice -- once before touring the grounds and then again afterward because seeing the burial areas and artifacts in person gave much better context to what we were viewing inside. One detail that really stood out to me was the intricate beadwork on a pair of Indian baby shoes displayed in the museum. The craftsmanship and patience behind something like that was incredible to think about. The grounds were well maintained, peaceful, and you could tell they're continuing to improve and add additional features over time. Admission for our family of 5 was around $50 total. While that's not outrageous by today's standards for museums and historical attractions, it did feel a little high relative to the size and simplicity of the site itself. I'm glad we experienced it once and I do believe in supporting local historical sites and preservation efforts. If you enjoy history, archaeology, or quieter educational stops while traveling through the area, it's worth experiencing at least once.