Best unkept secret! It was kinda eerie that there were no other people around. There are hiking…read moretrails, ATV and equestrian trails and primitive camp sites. Picnic tables, bbq grills and fire pits are also there. There is a stream down below with rocks. You can camp or just enjoy lunch with a view!

What a fun way to spend our afternoon! There are a couple of…read moremazes around town, but this is the best one. It's pricy (4-12yrs $15 | 13+ $20) but if you are only going to do one or two things in town, this is a good one. It took our family of five about an hour and we had a blast. We split up at times, worked together at others and at one point had someone in the middle trying to direct the rest to the exit. We laughed a lot and had enjoyed ourselves. We considered doing the mini golf afterwards but found it was just as expensive at the maze so we skipped it. The employee at the front desk was kind, answered our questions and even offered to take a photo of all of us outside in front of the sign. The employees inside the maze were there if you needed them, but didn't interact with us at all otherwise. There were ice cold water stations throughout the maze, which was nice and there are a fair bit of stairs, so wear comfy shoes!

The maze was fun but not worth the price. It was a good way to spend 45-ish minutes but climbing up…read moreand down stairs to get to the towers and eventually to the end got old for all of us. If the price was not $20 per person, I would have rated it higher.

Before I was told about Avatar Crystal Mine by a sweet friend of mine who has been to Arkansas…read moreseveral times, I had other much more commercialized and seemingly crowded dig sites on our itinerary. This place was great! Mt. Ida - where this outfit is located - is referred to as the "Quartz Crystal Capital of the World." Both Joe and Bee were really friendly owners. They allowed our dog to stay with us. Bee gave me a discount ($20 for all four of us) since we only had an hour to dig. She gave us lots of tips. Took photos of us too with an amazing Ouachita National Forest background. Probably my least favorite thing about this venue is the road leading up to the mine. I saw several cars up there, but I would recommend 4WD if in case of rain. The rain will help the crystals come into view, but that road had some places that looked like it could get sketchy if a downpour occurred. Plus it's a narrow road. One lane. If an on-coming vehicle approaches, one of you has to figure out a safe place to pull over. We made some precious memories even though it was fairly hot and dry that afternoon of July 20, 2025. And we got some amazing crystals considering the duration we were there. Recommend!

I'd never been to a senior center so this was my first experience - what an awesome place! Huge…read moremeals, large dining center, and a small meal charge for those under 60. We went to play pool, but there were many other options. Lots of friendly folk and had a great time.

Since I'm neither a boy or a girl, I don't hang out in at this club too often. However, I have a…read morecouple of granddaughters that go there every day after school. It is very handy that it is located next door to the elementary school so the kids can walk there after school. Neither of my granddaughters have ever mentioned the slightest complaint about staff or other children so it seems well organized. Maybe a little rundown due to the age of the place but all-in-all, it is a plus for the community.

The price was amazing. With my senior discount, it was only $9/night which included electricity,…read morewater, and dump station. They also allowed you to collect and burn firewood. The camp host was very helpful and no problems of overcrowding.

We enjoyed our 7 day stay at Caddo Drive Campground, but I wouldn't make the drive from Texas again…read morejust to stay at the park. There was nothing bad about the park, it just wasn't anything extra special. The swimming area was VERY small, that was our biggest complaint.The water in the swimming area was very warm and only somewhat clear. If we had rented a boat and gone tubing, I'm sure we could have found clearer, cooler water, but we weren't looking to spend the money this time. The park was beautiful, lots of tall trees helped keep the camper cool. It was not crowded, in fact we were by ourselves on one end of the loop, which we really enjoyed. They offer back-in and pull through trailer spots (ours was pull through), as well as tent pads, and all sites included a nice woodsy area with a picnic table and fire ring. We knew that there are no sewer hook ups on site, but did not know that there are no water hook ups. There is a fresh water station to fill your tank on the way in though. The bathrooms were not the best. There is no air, fans or even windows to circulate air, making it extremely hot when drying off from a shower. The price was great at $14 per night and the staff was friendly. There are restaurants, gas stations and grocery stores with in a 20 minute drive.