We happened upon the Eureka Springs Skatepark when we came here for the nearby dog park with our…read morefavorite canine on 7.23.2025. Our dog was so excited for the her park that she ignored all of us. Lol. I told my daughters I thought there was a playground on a very short hike up above... so that's where they went. Then my oldest daughter found the skate park, minus her skateboard, but she still had fun checking it out. She said, "Hey Mama, somebody wrote, 'Do things that scare the sh!t out of you' in blue paint." The irony is that I have encouraged my daughters to do just that all of their lives. Leave it to a skate park to encourage confidence, love, and nature.

Good park, indoor and outdoor, nice upstairs area for beginners as well. Just not worth the entry…read morefee anymore due to the condition of some of the ramps

Love this indoor park they have a great outdoor park that if you are coming in town or live in town…read moreand you need a place to ride you need to come here! Mostly skateboard parts not much for bikes parts but its a great park dont miss out on this chance to ride.

Amazing place for a skate park and splash park after riding a lot to cool off and just amazing in…read moregerneral

I decided to check out the splash park here last week to switch it up because I usually go to the…read moreone in Bentonville with my kids. Good to mix it up - variety is the spice of life haha. This is a great splash park and my kids loved it. It has your typical in ground sprinklers, but some extra "toys" that the Bentonville does not have. There are a couple cannons and water buckets. The park also has benches, playground, restrooms and drinking fountains. The splash park is right next to the skate park - I don't skate, but it seems like a great park!

Eureka Springs Bark Park was my dog's favorite park to date (7.23.2024) and I have to agree with…read moreher. When we arrived about an hour before sundown, firefly bottoms glistened on and off like they do. The trees and shrubs provided enough darkness for us to feel as though we were in a magical fairy land. There was a small dog and a large dog fenced areas. There were dog waste bag dispensers. Water bowls. Access to water. Benches. Shade trees. Lots of running space. Flat area areas. Hilly areas. Restrooms were nearby. So was a small playground and a skate park. Free parking. Huge fan.

Cute little park for your best friend…read more I like that it's not just a wide open area. There are tons of trees for Fido to mark. Plus it gives you a shaded spot to rest while Rover plays.

Great public pool and water park. Skate park, basketball court, picnic pavilions and 18 hole…read morepublic golf course.

Kids are having fun. Concrete floor with roll on. A few small dips. Has trainers for beginner's…read more Live DJ.

Our second time here. There's another one I wrote a review for on Yelp prior. This address is…read morecorrect though. It's a great place! Ample seating. Lots of good stuff at the snack bar. Air hockey. A separate area for birthdays. Polite employees and patrons. We live near Springfield and have a great rink there. Friday nights here are way less crowded and nuts than Springfield. The floor is super smooth concrete. The walls are painted cool with art. The music is up beat. They have had games during the session both times we came where you can win prizes. That's always cool. If we lived closer we would be regulars here for sure. Definitely recommend it!

This small park is, as Summer C. says in her review, awesome. In the winter, there's a 7000 square…read morefoot ice skating rink that is open now to purchase tickets and rent skates. In the summer, the ice rink is gone but replaced with a splash pad. Useful because Northwest Arkansas gets pretty darned hot in June and July and August! It's family-friendly and the facilities - including a public restroom - are well-maintained. Some public rat sculptures are here including the Bubble and Launch Intention. There are tables and seating and it's a fun spot. Lots of parking nearby, both on the street and in the free parking decks. Check signage carefully. [Review 2356 of 2024 - 404 in Arkansas - 23370 overall]

Lawrence Plaza is awesome. So many fun things they have going on throughout the year…read more During the Winter it is turned into a ice skating rink. They also have a Christmas Tree and a mail box specifically for letters to Santa. During the Summer it is a splash park, with a snow cone stand nearby. Throughout the year they have many events here. Check out Bentonville's website for a list of events. Also, Downtown Bentonville's website is probably the best spot to see the events as well. The plaza is well landscaped throughout the year. There is seating around the plaza. To the side of the plaza are public bathrooms. Great place to have some fun throughout the year!

Best choice in town if you have little ones with too much energy and want to spend $0.read more

Nice well-kept park with soccer fields, dog park, skate park, and playgrounds. The bathrooms are…read morekept clean, and the grounds of the park are always maintained, grass cut etc.

Well maintained park close to the town square center. I came here with my dog and it is definitely…read morea relaxing spot to see and enjoy.

Lets see where should I begin this review on Walker Park. I have been playing Kickball with the…read moreFayetteville Park and Recs league for a while now and I have to say the park is okay. The park is very large, it has fields for football and soccer. The baseball fields are used as the kickball fields also. You can tell that this park is older but it has been kept clean and updated. Only complaint is the amount of homeless that like to hangout at the park. The park is located in south Fayetteville off of 15th street.

Not a single trip to our 1919 log cabin in Eureka Springs is ever really complete until we've…read morestopped by Magnetic Springs for a couple of bottles of cold, delicious Ozark mountain spring water. Furthermore, our good friends Alvin and Charlie run the nearby Magnetic Springs Resort. (Hey, it's a gay friendly, clothing optional place. Great for what it is but probably not a prime choice for heterosexual Southern Baptist types who are in town for a weekend of Bible study and Trump worship.) You really need to stop by these historic springs if you're in the Eureka Springs area -- lots of doctors and artists (and temperance advocate Carrie Nation!) lived in this area a hundred and twenty years ago. Lots of nearby bars and restaurants, as well as shops and galleries. (This is just around the bend from Main Street, for Pete's sake.)

Always love stopping by here and putting my hands in the water. It is so serine…read more Such a cool place to visit.