Existing since 1906 Wilson park is located in the heart of the city of Fayetteville. The park is a perfect outing spot for anyone who wants to spend some quality time with their family or friends. There are many activities that one can choose from like playing basketball, football, volleyball or tennis. There are picnic areas with beautiful gazebos and a pond where you can spend time reading or just lay appreciating the beauty of nature around you.
Lake Fayetteville formed in 1949 from as a result of its namesake dam. The destination is a perfect spot for family day out with friends or with your family. The lake, located in the Lake Fayetteville Park, is a peaceful site where one can enjoy boating and fishing. Seasonal passes are available too. One can also opt for biking around the lake or sit by it with a book or coffee enjoying the sunset.
Designed by artist Hank Kominsky, the World Peace Fountain is a unique testament to the concept. The spherical shaped fountain is inscribed with peace prayers in languages from around the world. A beautiful take on world peace, the sculpture is a must-visit.
A botanical garden in Arkansas, Botanical Garden of the Ozarks is located between Fayetteville and Springdale. It is a garden with seasonal plantings in a small area, a wildflower meadow, a lakeside hiking trail and a self-guided tree identification tour. It is a volunteer-led initiative and is run by a non-profit organization. They host various events having a focus on educational themed meetings. There is a farmers’ market on the premises as well. The garden can be rented out for weddings and photography events.
Arkansas Air and Military Museum is no less of a heaven for rotorcraft lovers. The museum showcases planes right from the golden age of aviation jets to modern fighter jets, veteran navy helicopters, and planes used by the American military during the war period. What makes this museum more unique is that most of the airplanes and jets are functional. So while in the city do not miss out on visiting this museum.
Clinton House constructed in 1931, is a Tudor Revival style house in the Ozark Mountains. This is the same house where Bill and Hillary Clinton got married. The house is a museum with exhibits from the early days of Bill Clinton’s political career.
Popularly known as one of the largest historic cemeteries of this area, the Evergreen Cemetery is a beautiful piece of land that is filled with the freshness of plants. As it's name suggests the cemetery is evergreen with beautiful grass beds and trees around making it a great place to visit and mourn over lost loved ones or also an evening walk.
Built in 1933 by the Rural Builders Association, the Son's Chapel is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Romanesque and Gothic architecture with a rustic structure, Romanesque arches, a gable roof on the front and a square tower on the right end was once used as a church. The 1922 association is still catering to the preservation and maintenance of the historic chapel, and gives the venue up for wedding rentals as well as tours.
Tontitown Winery, located in Taldo House, prepares all its wine from local grapes. The winery offers free tasting sessions throughout the week. You can taste and buy a variety of reds, whites, and ports here. Their Concord is a fruity red wine, while the Chambourcin is a dry red wine with a cherry bouquet. Among whites, there's the sweet Muscadine and fruity Niagara. If you like full-bodied wines, the Rock House Red and Amico Della Nonna port wines are good options. The winery hosts live music events where you can enjoy great local food, beers and, of course, their wines. The space is also available for private events.
Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area is one of the largest state parks in Arkansas. Its landscape is rich in flora and fauna, and features several nature trails, hiking amenities, picnic areas, and pavilions. The park's visitor center serves as an information hub for visitors, providing insights into the park's amenities, trails, and ecological significance. It also encompasses Beaver Lake, providing opportunities for fishing, boating, and water-based activities. Scenic picnic areas offer a picturesque setting for outdoor meals and relaxation, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings.
Established in 1969, the Siloam Springs Museum showcases the rich past of Siloam Springs by collecting important artifacts reflecting rich local heritage. Take a tour around the museum to discover interesting exhibits in the form of photographs, documents, antiques, and more; they showcase the culture and life of the people who lived in the vicinity. They also conduct the Heritage Festival annually to help promote diverse and rich heritage to children and adults.
Named after the nearby Crystal Springs and the bridge that crosses over it, this beautiful museum is set in the lush forest and provides a peaceful retreat as you enjoy outstanding artwork. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art houses American artwork from throughout America's history, including modern art and art from the Colonial era. Along with a permanent collection, the museum will have temporary exhibits, ensuring that you'll see something new every time you visit.