We loved hiking Tanyard Creek while visiting Bella Vista! The trail was pretty easy, but there was…read morestill so much to see along the way. Between the waterfall, little streams, bridges and wooded scenery, it's a beautiful place to explore without needing a strenuous hike. I also loved that there were shallow areas of the creek where kids could splash and play. Such a fun outdoor stop for families or anyone wanting an easier hike with great views. Definitely a must-visit while you're in Bella Vista!

Beautiful trail and can't wait to come back. Restrooms were right near parking lot and there was an…read moreice cream truck which made for a sweet treat before walk. Lots of people out on trails.

There are walking and bike paths. You can spend a little or a whole day! There are art…read moreinstallations, beautiful nature, the Frank Loyd Wright House... so much to see and do. Parking near by. Some things are free, some require an entry fee.

This review is for the paved trail that runs all the way to Crystal Bridges. There are lots of…read morebikes on the trail and paved path, so just be mindful of passerby's. This path is partially shaded and there are restrooms with water fountains. On the path you will pass an exercise course which is well maintained. This is in my top three paved paths to jog. Hope you enjoy Slaughter Pen Trail as much as I do!

We love this park. Ozark Off Road Cyvlists and FTN Associates keep it looking great. It's fun to…read moresee how the park changes as the seasons do.

Across from the Bentonville Public Library, this small park has a gazebo, benches and some…read moreabsolutely beautiful landscaping. There is a small dedicated parking lot and a "dog walking station." It's a lovely spot and perfect for a picnic. The park is on the Downtown Trail. [Review 19803 overall - 279 in Arkansas - 776 of 2023.]

I love this spot in downtown Bentonville. It is a nice little area to relax, eat lunch, take a…read morebreak, etc. I first experienced this cool area when I did the local Biteseeing Tour. Regina took us here to give us a little history lesson on Bentonville and this little area. So cool! It is right across from the Library, so a fun place to bring your kids afterwards or before, or even just yourself to read your book! Beautiful landscaping, benches, and covered seating/gazebo. A really nice "getaway" area to relax!

It's a lake. Water, shoreline, rocks... how do you review lakes? The skipping stones were Olympic…read morequality and that dude's dog was having g fun and didn't smell bad. They need to work on the shoreline as I've had much better shoreline in San Diego and Italy. I found a sandwich on a rock and it didn't have Mayo. It was dry, which is especially bad since I am reviewing a small body of fresh water. Work on the Mayo, maybe a little garlic aioli next time. ​​

Took the family here on a nice Saturday afternoon to check things out. First impression was that…read morethe reservoir "lake" was a bit on the dirty/scummy side, but as we started walking the paved path it got better. We saw a lot of turtles swimming or sun bathing and the kids loved that! The path itself was nice and everyone walking or biking seemed friendly and things were cleaner than my initial impression. I wouldn't swim in this lake, but there were people fishing and that seemed fun and it was a lovely 2 mile easy walk. It felt safe, too. Good for families and pretty views!!

This place is phenomenal! I'm traveling from the southwest to Maine and then back down home through…read morethe southeast. So I've been too many, and I mean many, campsites. This place is top notch! The attention to detail, the signage, the thought-out planning of this place is fantastic. I'm not one to hyperbolize often, but I feel very safe and secure in praising this place to the hilt. It's a great place for solo mountain bikers like me and for families. It's very safe, secure, and beautifully planned and executed.

This was our second year of camping at Coler over winter break. We love the access to the trails,…read morethe small size of the campground, the secure feeling of the gated sites, and the bath house! Since this is the off season, it hasn't been very crowded either of our visits. Ben, the host, checks in with everyone at some point of their stay. We felt supported. Folks generally respect quiet hours (10-7) so we've always gotten good sleep! I like how the lights go off at 10 as well. It's quite dark so you can really appreciate the stars on a clear night. We stay in a camper van spot, with a SUV camper setup. With our smaller vehicle size, there is room for our vehicle as well as our tarp/kitchen setup behind the car. Each spot comes with leveling blocks, which are necessary since the spots all slope slightly. I assume this keeps them from gathering water. The sites also have a small wooden table and a bike stand attachment on the backside. Lastly, each can spot has a solo stove for a small campfire at each site. Since we have only stayed in the winter, the bike wash and dish wash stations were closed. As was the outdoor shower. The bathrooms were impeccably clean and warm. There are plenty of outlets to charge your devices or batteries. This is helpful since the sites don't have power. This site doesn't allow pets, which does help keep things clean and quiet. You can get your fix of other people's dogs on the paved trail though. Also, just down the trail is the Airship Coffee at Coler. It's open 7-5:30 - so hit coffee, pastries, or a beer are just a short stroll or roll away!

I had a nice time visiting this park. Lots of great hiking with various skill level trails of which…read moreto choose. Shared by hikers and bikers, for a large portion, the trails follow a nice creek. It should be noted that in the NE portion of the trails, the wastewater treatment facility "butts" up next to the trails. This means for about five minutes each pass, hikers experience an olfactory delight that motivates them to keep moving forward. This area is a VERY SMALL portion of the trails and is by no means a reason not to visit. Overall, I recommend travelers and locals to visit Park Springs Park.

I love this little hidden gem of a park. It is beautifully surrounded by greenery and trees. There…read moreis a large covered pavilion for get togethers. It also has a fireplace and picnic tables. I love trees and a cool thing about this park is the age of the trees. There are trees from age 8 to 220 years! There is a white oak here that sprouted in 1776. The trees are marked by posts. At post 1 is the largest and oldest existing specimen on record in Arkansas. At post 25 is the "Tree of Heaven". Go check out this park!

Super nice park in Fayetteville. This side has a newer large playground, water play area, gazebo,…read moreand lots of benches and open grass areas. It is well maintained with walking paths and hammocks. The other side of the park is where they host 5ks, festivals, and concerts often. They have multiple parking lots, a few walking bridges over streams, and a free book nook too.

Such a nice spot to get some nature in the city! Nice walking trails and places for kiddos to play.read more