A great summer excursion. Truck was parked at end point. I was there in June 2025 and there was a…read morevery aggressive shuttle driver screaming at people to not block the shuttle lane, he had a beard. Other than this jerk, I highly recommend. They'd get five stars but that guy....

Been paddling rivers for 20+ years working with lots of outfitters and this was by far my favorite…read more Everyone is so friendly and accommodating. Gear was well maintained. These folks love their business and it shows. If you're looking for a float in Arkansas, this is the place to go. Thanks for such a great trip!

Chris and Kaylee were great! Our group started out a little awkward but they got the convos going…read moreand made the experience so much fun! Would recommend for all ages, even the littles. We got to see so many beautiful views and I learned a bit more about AR wildlife.

Ozark Mountain Ziplines in Eureka Springs, AR, was a hit with my two young daughters…read more Because they were only 10 and 12-years-old and I had our dog in tow, the pair was only allowed to ride the first four ("express" tour) ziplines, not the entire 10-line course. Each kid ticket costed $59. Afterwards, we picked out a couple of souvenir youth t-shirts ($23 each) and a long-sleeve shirt for me ($32). The crew including the husband-wife managers were all so pleasant and engaging. This was the perfect place to introduce ziplining to my kids and now they're hooked! My dog loved hiking with me as the small group of maybe 15 people (adults and kids) made their way from line to line. Such a beautiful area. The only thing I would change was instead of a hot summer trip (even though we chose the earliest time we could at 10 AM), we would go either in early fall or late spring. TIPS + Make reservations & sign waivers ahead of time + Free parking + Clean restrooms + Gift shop available + Bring cash to tip the zip-line guides. They kept my girls safe from a 100 foot drop. My mama heart was relieved when they were done. Lol.

Had a total blast! We are newbies and have never done this before. Hannah (who was wearing a…read moresweater that said AXPERT) was awesome with helping us get the "swing" of how to do it. Definitely had a good time and definitely will be trying this again.

Our friends from out of town came to visit and we thought we would do something different. This…read moreplace came to mind and we were all over 18, so it was perfect. The workers teach you how to do it, but trust me, it is not as easy as it looks. IT took me several minutes to figure out how to do it with the instructor and even still when I was doing it without the instructor, I still sucked. My friends had a really good time. We thankfully got there right before a private event so it was not busy. My friends are already asking when we can go back. I probably wouldn't come back as it was an expensive outing for something I was not good at.

Came here earlier today to check it out (recently moved to the Northwest AR region)…read more A day use pass is $4. We decided to buy a year pass to the CORPS parks (which includes a ton of parks). http://www.arkansas.com/outdoors/camping/corps/ A year pass was only $30. We drove down to the picnic/beach area. It had two playground areas that I could see. One was just swings and the other was a playground (slides, etc.). There were plenty of picnic tables and BBQ's. There is a designated "beach" area that is sandy. This time of year - July - the water was pretty warm and clear. We did not swim in the water - next time we will. We went on a Saturday in the morning time and it was not very crowded, but it seemed to start to fill up faster as it approached noon. Fun area to come with family and friends and enjoy some food and the lake on a hot summer day!

For our anniversary we took a long weekend to camp at Prairie Creek Campground (a CoE park). We…read morerented a pontoon boat for Saturday from the marina. (First of all, pricing for boat rentals is CRAZY, $700 for the day!) We (5 of us) get there at 9:00 that morning, ready to go. We check in, get assigned boat #5, we load a day's worth of "stuff" (2 coolers, food, floaties, towels, etc.), get our instructions, back out of the slip, and motor toward open water. As soon as we pass the "no wake zone" buoy the boat starts beeping. We turn around for the marina. Get back, go inside, and ... wait my turn. Tell them the boat is beeping. "Okay, we'll be with you in just a minute." So ... we wait. The guy who gave us our instructions comes back, and takes the boat out. Brings the boat back in, "yep, it's beeping." Volt meter says 11.4 volts. "I'll go get a new battery." We wait. He comes back with a new battery ... and no tools to install the battery. We wait. New battery is installed ... new battery doesn't solve the problem. "You'll have to go inside and talk to them." Inside: "We're 'sorry', all our boats are rented for the day. How far away do you live?" 5 hours. "Well, we can give you a refund or give you credit for another day." Um, no, I'll take the refund. We won't be back. So, all that to say this: Does the marina check the boats between rentals? Who knows. What we do know: they don't hold ANY boats back "just in case" something like this happens. Additionally: you were just renting ONE of their 10 (12 ... 15 ...?) boats. If they ruined your day because their boat doesn't work, they're "sorry". Beware of boat #5!

There's absolutely no lake here, sadly, there's not even a river or any real 'body of water' and…read moreit's sad. I feel like other than the children's area and the military memorial there is no reason to visit this park at all (unless you're one of the six thousand cyclists tearing thru the trails). Especially not for the lake. I was expecting to come and sit by a quiet bubbling steady body of water after a long challenging day and what I found instead was a sad mostly dried-up riverbed, hardly resembling anything of what it (probably) use to be.

Decently loop around an easily accessible lake. There's a playground on inside. There's tons of…read morespace on the path for bikes, strollers, walkers and runners! Today there was a lot of poop on the trail so that was gross. But we enjoy coming here to stretch our legs :)

Mt. Hebron National Park is hands down one of the coolest parks we've ever visited. From the moment…read morewe arrived, there was so much to explore that it was hard to know where to start. My sons absolutely loved it and could have played there all day without getting bored. There are endless things to do, plenty of space to run, and something exciting around every corner. It's the kind of place that keeps kids engaged while still being enjoyable for adults. We left tired, happy, and already talking about when we could come back. Highly recommend for families looking for an unforgettable outdoor experience

wow, so many things to do here. Best park we've ever been to. A kids paradise! nice spongy ground.read more

Buy the bucket of feed!!! The animals love being fed!…read more We had the best time in the drive through part feeding deer and bison! All the animals look healthy and have been well taken care of. They will come right up to the car and get food and pets, and no they don't jump on your car. They are extremely respectful Then we enjoyed the walk through petting zoo, they have a lovely group of animals that have been rescued. (Got to see a porcupine, kangaroo. Artic fox, ostrich.) Many we have never seen up close before so it was very special! They also had bible verses posted along the driving path. I loved the whole experience!! On our vip experience Aubrey introduced us to the sweetest ring tail lemur, a very cool turtle, alfalfa the baby Joey and the sweetest artic fox! We had a blast and Aubrey really knows her animals! She has answers for ALL the questions! We can't wait to take our kids back soon!! The vip experience was well worth the money. At the end we got a stick with peanut butter and birdseed and got to feed the sweet birds in the bird room! They were adorable as well.

The drive through safari was a lot of fun, for us and the kids. All the animals seem happy except…read morefor the wolves. The wolves need a bigger enclosure, that was sad to see. The enclosures and animals inside the shop where you pay also need some bigger enclosures and space to move around.

Nice park in the nice Kingsbury neighborhood. Large grass field for different sports, activities,…read moreand family & friend get togethers! Large paved trail for walking/running/biking that connects to the city's trail system. The trail system connects to the different local trails, including the Razorback greenway. This trail will connect you to Crystal Bridges, the Bark Park, Slaughter Pen trail and other local trails! There is a nice pavillion surrounded by trees with a few picnic tables. Only a couple parking spaces - 1 handicap and 1 non handicap. Street parking available too.