So close yet like another world. Gorgeous well-kept campground with some beautiful streamside…read morecamping spots for fishing, swimming and just basking in the great outdoors. We spent one day canoeing on the river and another day hiking to Sunrise Bluff and the old ghost town of Pinnacle Springs. Our guide John knows the creek and woodlands like the back of his hand -- lots of great history, geology and biology. He was a great help in assisting us both on land and on the water especially with some of the older people in our group. We will be back.

I had an amazing time at Cadron Creek Outfitters this weekend! I had no idea that there was a river…read moreso close to Little Rock that looks like the Buffalo River! The partners, John and Matt, were so friendly and able to recommend floating/excursion ideas for my day. Their shuttle service was perfect and they arrived when they said they would. The equipment was top notch and most importantly affordable. Seeing the sheer amount of white water rapids, large boulders, and deep pools filled with fish definitely are going to lure me back here. If only I had brought my fishing pole with me... The campsites were clean and dispersed which made me able to connect with the woods teeming with bird songs and wildlife. I can't wait to return to float, camp, and to catch lots of smallmouth! Thank you again for the wonderful time! You truly helped me have a legendary day!

Beautiful year round. Offering a different perspective for every season. We've been hiking to the…read morewaterfall for over 20 years. It's a good distance to hike down, but worth it. Definitely go prepared with water and snacks. It's a great spot for a picnic. Stay hydrated for the climb back up.lol. Wear comfortable clothing and good nonslip supporting shoes. I've seen some in flip flops, idk how they do it . The most strenuous areas of hiking are at the beginning with the natural rock staircase. This area includes Uneven rocks and steep step up and down areas. Could be a challenge for small children and anyone with back or knee problems. But it's not impossible for most if you wear the right shoes, maybe bring a hiking stick; and pace yourself. Just go for-warned and prepared. I highly recommend the hike if you love the outdoors and natural beauty. My husband and I take our time getting to the falls and enjoy a picnic once we arrive, and it is about a 3 to 4 hour round trip most of the time for us. Hopefully that helps keep things in perspective for you as far as timing. Also, There will be no cell service for most once you reach the falls. But That just means you get to enjoy a nice peaceful uninterrupted experience.

It's pretty place to hike and look at the water fall but I won't ever stay at the hotel again…read morebecause of the sand

This is a well-kept park that overlooks the Arkansas River and the Toad Suck Bridge and Dam. There…read moreare a variety of recreational opportunities here. With its picturesque waterfront setting, the park offers a calm respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you want to have a picnic by the river, take a leisurely stroll along the walking trails, or simply relax and enjoy the breathtaking views, Old Ferry Landing Park is the ideal spot for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. This was a nice break and a great view. We enjoyed having a bit of a walk about as we've been driving for a while! [Review 2307 of 2024 - 370 in Arkansas - 23322 overall]

One of the park's easier hikes. If you can make it over the turtle stones, it is worth the brief…read morestruggle. You can fine their ancient pictograms and even some more recent "carvings" along the cliff sides. It is with the trip up Red Bluff road to make it down this path.

Awesome hike with a beautiful breathtaking view along with a little bit of history dating back over…read morea 1000 years ago!!!

Went on the 50 min ride and it was quite enjoyable. Variety…read moreof friendly farm animals. The mom and pups came along the trail with us and that was adorable. Very friendly folks!

We had a birthday party here for our littles and they loved every second of being around the…read moreanimals, getting to ride the pony and feed the others. There were picnic tables where we had birthday cake and opened presents. The owner and staff were all very friendly and helpful with any questions we had and were great with the kids!

This is a fun course; could do with a little more shade, bring sunscreen. But they also have an…read moreindoor course! My favorite part was the sifting for rocks. Found some awesome stuff in a "Mother Lode" bag.

I want to tell you a story. A story about how two friends decided to travel from Dallas, Texas to…read moreConway, Arkansas to do escape rooms and eat David's Burgers. We left Dallas in the morning, leaving an extra hour of travel time just in case we hit traffic. Unfortunately, we hit lots of unexpected construction traffic. I emailed Ozark Escape to see if they could help us shuffle our times around, and a very nice man named Miles helped us push back our room times. Everything seemed like it was good to go. We knew disaster was on the horizon when we saw billowing black smoke right outside of Texarkana. I-30 quickly came to a complete stop. So we sat there on the highway, thinking that there was an accident and that we would be on our way shortly after emergency services arrived. We listened to a podcast. Thirty minutes ticked by. I napped. An hour. We stood outside the car and talked to our highway neighbors. Ninety minutes. We were at a complete standstill. Eventually I decided to drive in the breakdown lane, partially in the grass, to a point in which I could cross the median and go the opposite direction. Utilizing the power of Google Maps we found a back way around the accident and were on our way again. I called my new friend Miles at Ozark Escape again and told him the bad news. He spoke to his experience curator (game master) Emma who was on site in Conway and they again, a second time, made arrangements for us to be able to play both of our rooms even though they had a full schedule for the rest of the day. This included Emma agreeing to stay late just to make sure we could do our rooms. Eventually, we made it to Conway and completed our rooms, which both were relatively new concepts with innovative puzzles and a decent level of immersion. I can't speak highly enough of both Miles and Emma. They were wonderful, and went out of their way to make sure we had a good time despite our unfortunate travel experiences. If you're ever in the Conway area, please give this establishment your business. Good rooms and A+ customer service. You're going to have a great time! Highly recommended!

Another excellent experience at Ozark Escape in Conway, AR…read more This was our third escape room with them (20 overall at various venues) and we were very satisfied with the room ("Power Hungry") and the price ($28/person). Their rooms have excellent equipment, storylines, and puzzles. There is something about the way that their rooms play that makes them logical but challenging. Of the 20 we've played overall, Ozark Escape's rooms are slightly easier relative to how they label their rooms, but that doesn't make them any less demanding or any less fun. Samantha was our "experience coordinator" (close to what she labeled herself) again, and did a great job overseeing our experience. Although we didn't ask for any clues she saw where we needed a couple of nudges to break our efforts loose and provided them. They were ours to use or not (she just put them up on the screen) and they were perfectly timed. Sometimes it seems like the game coordinators are not paying attention at other venues, but that has never been our experience at Ozark Escape. The lobby is clean and as COVID-friendly as customers want, and they have "practice" locks available in case any of them are unfamiliar. The website provides an efficient means to sign up for a specific time, and complete required waiver forms ahead of time. We learned yesterday that "Operative" and "Hidden Elixir" rooms are no longer available as they are combining them to create a new room opening in mid-January 2022 (advertised). We will definitely be returning to play the new room based on our experiences with Ozark Escape in Conway, and we look forward to a future trip to Fayetteville, AR to play some different rooms at that Ozark Escape. If you're new to escape rooms, or an experienced player, you'll definitely want to visit Ozark Escape - Conway.

Great little relaxed course. Not a country club by any means, and that's what makes it special…read more They have open scrambles every tues and thurs, very friendly staff (an older crowd) where everyone seems to know everyone, they hang around the clubhouse and play cards after the scramble. Duffers welcome here. Some of the greens are a bit rough, but for the price, you can't beat it. Wed. Is $15 for 18 holes with a cart. A good place to learn (or just play poorly), where you don't feel rushed by scratch golfers rushing up behind you.