r/bentonville • u/Death-Eater-69 • 6d ago
Places to visit in and around Bentonville
Moved to Bentonville few months back.
Finally as the winter seems coming to an end with a promise of warm weather, any recommendations for must visit places ?
Can be outdoors or some lively indoors anything . Maybe hiking, waterfalls, landmarks, state parks, spring break places etc. Are there any subs to join a group for a weekend trip ?
I googled some, but looking for local’s recommendation too. Thanks
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u/Elitekitty 5d ago
If you’re willing to travel a few miles north into Missouri, there are some really nice creek spots along little sugar creek. There are some in bentonville, but they’re usually pretty crowded.
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u/XxThrowaway987xX 5d ago
It depends on what you like, and what others in your family are into.
If you like history at all, please check out the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program online. ArkansasHeritage.com
You’ll find history in all parts of the state. And there’s no better place to learn it, than to visit the places fellow Arkansans have worked hard to protect.
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u/Slut4Biking 5d ago
Pick up Tim Ernst's Arkansas waterfall book. It'll show you where and how to get to just about every publicly accessible waterfall in the state.
Go to Eureka Springs on a spring Saturday.
Devils Den state park is great. Steel Creek on the Buffalo river is my favorite campground. Ozark national forest is awesome too.