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!

We had a much better experience than expected and ended up having a great time. Colton checked us…read morein and was very informative, explaining what to expect and offering encouragement before we started. The complimentary water stations throughout the course were a nice and much-needed touch. Be sure to wear tennis shoes, as some areas were muddy, and expect to break a sweat. A hat or sunglasses would be helpful, especially on a sunny day. The restroom there is a portable toilet outside. One thing we really enjoyed was the flexibility to go at our own pace, or even split up and make it a friendly competition within our group. Every staff member we interacted with was extremely friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better.

LOVE Riverview Cabins & Canoes!…read more Hubby & I do a weekend get away to the Arkansas mountains at least once a year & this last time we decided to stay here! We have stayed many places & we usually stay at Petit Jean but we decided to check out Riverview Cabins & Canoes & it turned out to be the best trip to the Arkansas mountains we have ever had. We rented the small cabin for 2 with the hot tub. It was so adorable! The bed was super comfy & the hot tub was amazballs. It was perfect for 2, very romantic & had everything we needed. The first night it rained & we hung out & made veal meatballs. So yummy! We loved the little gas stove & the giant shower. There was also a cute little fireplace & bear rug! So adorable. The hiking in the woods was cool, the canoeing & river was beautiful & the riding stables were well kept. The whole property was very nice. All the Cabins were picture perfect. There are a couple different canoeing trips you can take & you can hike & ride the trails. There is a little town near by you can go have lunch too, we checked that out, it was very cool with some very cool old buildings & a couple fun lunch spots. It is out in BFE, Walmart, grocery stores & liquor stores are like an hours drive away so bring everything you need b4 you get there. The lady that works the check in was very sweet & very kind to us. The clocks sprang forward (daylight saving time) & we overslept the last day bc our bed was that comfy! I called her & she was very cool about it & gave us an extra hour to check out. That was almost 3 months ago & we are still talking about what a great time we had there :)) We can't wait to go back! Highly highly recommend.

Great place to take a large group. We chose the bunkhouse for our Trail Life summer camp and stayed…read morefor five days. We rented kayaks and canoes from them and they dropped us off and picked us up. Went hiking at the nearby Brushy Creek recreation area. There is a pool on site.

After reading the reviews I was a little hesitant to book a boat rental through the marina but went…read moreahead with it due to the convenience. I could not be happier with our experience. Check in was seamless, we added a tube to the rental and had the absolute BEST time on the lake. Everyone was lovely and the boat was very new. Can't wait to come back.

The young people who work the gas pumps at the marina are so sweet and helpful when it is time to…read morerefuel. Always excellent service and very polite young people. I would think that the marina would be a fun place to work.

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!

Queen Wilhelmina State Park is located on Rich Mountain, Arkansas' second highest peak. We stayed…read morenearby in an Air BnB and came up to hike one day and another time to watch the sunset. Both activities did not disappoint. There are 41 campsites along with picnic areas and 4 hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulty levels. The trails are: Lover's Leap Trail, Reservoir Trail, Spring Trail and the Quachita National Hiking Trail (National Recreation Trail). There is an old train engine to look at. I wonder how in the heck did they get that up there? There is a playground and small train tracks that appears to be for fun kiddie train rides in the summer months. Several lookout areas in the park. The Lover's Leap lookout area near the lodge has two viewing scopes (bring two quarters to use). Be careful, the one on the right has a stain near the eyepiece and you can't see out of it. Of course I only had two quarters and unfortunately put it into that viewer. This area is so beautiful with scenic views anywhere you look.

This is one of the smaller parks in AR. It is also a bit random. There is a train engine on…read moredisplay and there is a putt putt course. There is also a large lodge and RV spots. We were touring around the state of AR and wanted to come here because it is the second highest park in the state. We talked to a nice park ranger that explained to us in detail why no state park in AR charges and entry fee. The first day we were there it was a bit overcast so the views were not that great. The second day it cleared and we were able to see for a long distance. We didn't go into the lodge because of COVID and mostly we did the short trails at this park. I also love the unique signs each state park has at their entrances. It wasn't our favorite we visited but still a nice stop. I am sure once COVID is over the putt putt will reopen.

When you think of discovering gems by "mining" them on the water it may seem simple, but to a kid,…read morethat is a blast! My girls had all big smiles while they went through their bags of dirt and tried to find precious gems. It is a simple entertainment, but definitely worth the money and time, plus you walk home with a souvenir to remember the trip by. If you can spare 30 minutes and a few bucks go! It's fun!

Very friendly staff and a lot of activities to choose from. The kids (8 and 4) loved it!read more

HIGHLY recommend! I went with my 10 yr old grandson. We stayed in the bunkhouse and it was perfect…read more If you need a no frills place to sleep, microwave and small frig it's perfect! (The other cabins looked great too. ) Owners are so sweet and helpful! We had planned to go into Hot Springs a few days, but the river was so pretty, fishing was great, swings were super cool, and kayaking was a blast so we never left the campground. Thanks Amanda, Casey, and Nolan!!! See you again sometime!Melissa Wright

Awesome people, kid friendly, and great fishing on a beautiful river. We really enjoyed our canoe…read moretrip and will be back!

Camping at Belle Starr which is located along -access from Texanna Rd- the Eufaula Lake. The camp…read moresite is very efficient for RV, tent camping, picnics, family reunions, hiking, boating, and fishing. There are some sand beach spots throughout the lake. Belle Starr Camp Site at #C 12 had plenty of lake view coverage, trees, and a cement slab with a walled patio for outside eating. We spent this visit with friends and met other fellow nice campers too. There was so many things we did. This was definitely too much to take in. Perfect weather. Perfect views. Have a great time!!

It was a spiritual experience to be visited by a red cardinal, also fondly known as the "redbird"…read moreeach day. My husband and I took a road-trip across the Southwest and shared in a multitude of adventures to and from. One stop on the leg of our travels included a visit to Lake Eufaula. It is one of the largest man made lakes in the nation and it offered a quiet and serene respite. We chose to rent a cabin with a stunning lake view. The treehouse style residence came with a park pass for recreational use. We were reminded by the locals to bring "deep woods" when visiting the area. We purchased the "Off" to keep mosquitos and chiggers as suggested "off"! Part of this trip was business and part of it was pleasure, but the biggest piece was a chance to have some healing time to grieve the loss of my mom. Grief is a long and winding road that takes time to manuever and never quite ends. I found some comfort in staying in such a peaceful place. And, I truly believe my mom was that redbird that visited daily during our stay at Lake Eufaula. #LakeEufaula #ManMade #DeepWoods #RedBird