If you are going there to play mini golf, it is very expensive considering the course. It is very…read morebasic for the first 9 holes. It was a total of about $65 for 4 people.

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

So many animals! You can pet most of the animals at the center. Such a cool experience for…read moreeveryone. Everyone enjoyed coming here. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have a small gift shop. They do have restrooms but no changing tables that I saw. The feeding experience was great. All the kids including our teenagers enjoyed this trip to the rescue center. Would totally recommend if you're in town!

Greta and Maegan were some of the staff members that helped us…read more They let us hold many of the animals and answered all of our questions. The animals were so sweet and our kiddos had a blast.

We visited the beavers bend safari park on 02/28/26 and selected the general admission, otter…read moreexperience, and a bag of feed. We tried coffee while visiting which was a lovely addition, but relatively unremarkable. Granted, it's a safari park! The walk through small animal exhibit has come a long was since I visited years ago. The entire area is well maintained and the animals seem happy and healthy! One of the hyenas we're limping though and we let management know so hopefully they were able to follow up. The otter experience was really disappointing. It's $40pp, 2 person minimum... so $80. We had twenty minutes to hang out with the two otters on the property, but our time was shared with another couple. The otters were really tired and we were told they had done four meets already, and they had several in line next. By the end of our experience, they were both asleep under the bench. The guide said they usually have a system, but she wasn't sure what happened to it. It seemed like they were getting a bit money hungry and forcing as many experiences as they can which sucks for both the guest and the animals. It really cheapens the very experience outing. I hope the owners are able to put some attention to the matter. They had other animals/experiences we would've chosen had we known the situation. I also thought we would be learning about the otters and we were just seated in the enclosure to play with them with every little interaction or communication from staff. If you pay for a premium experience, you would expect one. The drive through was really well thought out and enjoyable. I love that the animals seemed well cared for and respected! We would definitely come back, but likely wouldn't invest in the more expensive experiences.

Went here for the first time with family and had a decent experience…read more I don't like their setup where you have to park the car first, regardless if you already have a ticket or not, and then go inside to check-in. Of course it can get busy inside with other people buying merchandise and other stuff and you will be just stuck behind them until it is your turn. What is the point of buying ticket online if everybody needs to get in line to check in? Customers arriving, specially with tickets, wants to start their drive through experience as soon as they can. Drive through check in should be outside just like the setup other similar attractions have. Drive through experience was good although not much animals were coming to us even though we had food for them and we went as soon as they open in the morning. Your ticket also does include the walk through animal attractions they have it inside once you are done with the outside. Price for the animal food is expensive based upon the quantity you get as animal will be finishing those from you in no time! The other part I didn't like is them charging additional (Service/Convenience/Processing) fee on top of their regular price and the tax! They charge this fees online as well as at the store on everything. I may understand charging online, but why charging at the store if the normal price is already on the expensive side? Normal price should include everything except the tax. To me it is kind of deceiving just to have customers come in.

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.

Although my daughter enjoyed Discovery Place, I found it woefully inadequate compared to similar…read moreinteractive children's museums that I've visited in other cities. Many of the "exhibits" barely deserve the title (resembling something closer to simple children's play areas), and roughly half of those that do appear to be out of commission. Furthermore, the entire building suffers from a sense of decay that feels like it's a couple cigarette burns in the carpet shy of becoming a crack house. That said, there are two specific offerings that save this review from single-star oblivion. First is the Tesla Coil show, which makes up for what it lacks in presentation (the video before the show is almost unbearable) with an admittedly cool display set to music. This comes at no extra cost, which is a nice change from other museums where shows like this typically require an additional ticket purchase. The second shining attribute is the mural work on the main wall, which displays a terrific woodland scene and clearly required a great deal of time and effort from a talented artist. If you believe those two experiences are worth the $5/person cost of entry, by all means, visit this museum. But if you are expecting anything - literally anything - else, you are going to leave disappointed.

Visited Texarkana because husband was on a business trip, so needed somewhere to take the kids in…read morethe day. The place was kind of old looking inside and kind of a mess when we walked. Some things looked like they could really use a deep clean/update. We were the only people in the place (other than the staff member and her kids). For $5 I feel like it was better than having my kids in a hotel room all day, but it just wasn't what I was expecting. The only cool thing about the place was the Tesla show (which I had to go tell a staff member it was 11:30 which was the time the door said they did the show) and cool mural on the wall.

Love it sooooooooooo much! Great for kids and a fun family experience! Definitely recommend.read more

Great place for the kiddos We decided to visit for a small…read moreget away! I enjoyed watching there creativity blossom.

Considering the staff consists almost entirely of what appear to be high school-aged kids, they…read moreprovide remarkably good, friendly service. They have always demonstrated exceptional patience, even with fussy youngsters, and never hesitate to take care of the adults' needs quickly and efficiently. That said, they don't have a lot to work with when it comes to the park itself. Although the go-kart track is in decent shape and the karts themselves run well, the rock climbing wall sits in direct sunlight all day, leaving it way too hot for the tiny hands that want to use it. Similarly, there isn't enough tree cover over the mini-golf area to combat the hot south Arkansas sun, which detracts from the experience immensely. Their saving graces seem to be the pricing, which is extraordinarily inexpensive, and the fact that they are essentially the only game in a town woefully deficient in fun activities for kids. All in all, I wouldn't warn you not to go, but I will say you should definitely bring some gloves and pack your sun screen.

Great friendly staff and a nice place to spend an evening with the family. Prices are very…read morereasonable and it really seems like the place is open every day now. I will be back soon because my kids had a blast!

We brought our 1 year old on a Monday morning, right after they opened at 10am. We met the owner…read morewho was really nice and helped us get the waiver form filled out. We were the only ones in the playroom during our time, which we enjoyed having the whole place to ourselves. This place is really neat and is a great idea. Lots of toys and things for kids to play with/on. I would say this is great for a 9 month old to a 4 or 5 year old. It all seems safe and clean. I highly recommend bringing your little ones here for a couple of hours. It's a cheap, fun and easy way to entrain the kids!

Toddler Town TXK, enjoyable for young ages on any day. Look…read moreforward to serving the community

Perfect pit stop for the kiddos-- probably one of the biggest play areas for young kids, with…read moreslides and swings for bigger. Lots of picnic tables, and there appears to be a bathroom too though we didn't end up going in. A+ park!

Little bit of everything! I have been to several birthday parties and cook outs here. Would…read morerecommend reserving one of the two big pavilions with grills. So much for adults and kids to do. This park is full of fun and activities! The city even hosts movie nights here!

While visiting family in Arkansas from Florida, we decided to spend some time exploring local…read morehistory and stopped by Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village. The experience includes a small museum, preserved burial grounds, and an area where visitors can search for arrowheads. We spent over an hour there simply walking leisurely, reading plaques, exploring the grounds, and taking everything in. I actually enjoyed going through the museum twice -- once before touring the grounds and then again afterward because seeing the burial areas and artifacts in person gave much better context to what we were viewing inside. One detail that really stood out to me was the intricate beadwork on a pair of Indian baby shoes displayed in the museum. The craftsmanship and patience behind something like that was incredible to think about. The grounds were well maintained, peaceful, and you could tell they're continuing to improve and add additional features over time. Admission for our family of 5 was around $50 total. While that's not outrageous by today's standards for museums and historical attractions, it did feel a little high relative to the size and simplicity of the site itself. I'm glad we experienced it once and I do believe in supporting local historical sites and preservation efforts. If you enjoy history, archaeology, or quieter educational stops while traveling through the area, it's worth experiencing at least once.

The museum here, though small, deserves to be savored. Walk through and give yourself plenty of…read moretime to read and observe. The collection of arrowheads and Caddo pottery collected at the site is exquisite. It is very well documented and lets one get a true feel for the history of this site. The outdoor exhibit is also thoughtfully and respectfully done. The attendant on the day we were there, Kolton, was very well informed and helpful.