Super nice park in Fayetteville. This side has a newer large playground, water play area, gazebo,…read moreand lots of benches and open grass areas. It is well maintained with walking paths and hammocks. The other side of the park is where they host 5ks, festivals, and concerts often. They have multiple parking lots, a few walking bridges over streams, and a free book nook too.

Such a nice spot to get some nature in the city! Nice walking trails and places for kiddos to play.read more

Park right off of Olive Street. There are a few different play structures for different ages and a…read morebasketball court. Small parking lot, and can be hard to get in and out of depending on the traffic and which way you need to go. Overall good park!

Great multipurpose space in DTR (downtown Rogers) - from farmers market on Saturday morning to free…read more(or majority free) concerts on summer weekend evenings. It's a great spot for the community to gather and surrounded by great local restaurants and a few ice cream shops too!

This is a fun bike park for people of all skill level and ages. There are clean bathrooms with lots…read moreof stalls, water fountains and covered seating on 2 levels to cool off during the summer heat. Also, the top level provides a perfect view of the bike paths. It's walking distance to restaurants and a paved path that will take you to Lake Atlanta. If you are new to NWA and like to go for walks/hikes or bike riding this is one not to miss!

Great place to hang out and burn some energy off in the park…read more It's an interesting location. Unique for the history of the Butterfield Railyard and downtown Rogers but it's also next to some a busy street on the other side. A trash truck drove by and crop dusted us with some strong trashy smell. The playground has a bunch of hills and climbing obstacles/tunnels. Benches surround the playground. The park is lined with recycled rubber, so it's soft and didn't get hot under the baking sun. The splash pad beneath the three faux water towers were fun as well. Each water tower has its own personality. On the other end you'll find a retired and renovated train crane around a playground with elevated slides and a lookout tower. Beyond that the Butterfield amphitheatre where I bet they host some concerts and festivals on the weekends and holidays. The City of Rogers made good use of a the historic railroad space. As the trees grow in and up, there will be more shade and I bet when as the fall approaches, more people will come to this park. Clean bathrooms are in the yellow container (railroad track side), along with a working water fountain. Nice park.

Playground, bike park, outside shaded seating and the occasional low-speed train passing through…read more Lots of art including murals, painted water towers and climbable sculptures. Did I forget to mention that the city is also providing free wifi? The space between the playground and the train tracks has a nice fence so you can watch your little ones looking at the trains and not have to worry about them doing something dumb. Street parking with food and drink and treat vendors nearby. [Review 19795 overall - 272 in Arkansas - 767 of 2023.]

Great place to bring the family, has a paved trail for bike riding or just going for a walk. Has…read moresoftball/baseball fields with public access and a very nice playground for children. Also has a couple very nice pavilions one also has a couple charcoal grills. If you go behind the softball fields there is a very nice disc golf course which also is great for off pavement running.

I made my first trip to the park for Huntsville's Bluegrass and BBQ event, and I was really…read moreimpressed with the park facilities and maintenance. There are two nice playgrounds, a few ball fields, paved parking, new bathrooms, and a really cool pavilion that can be used for music performances. There is also overflow parking in the grass, and it is well marked and the grass is mowed. This is a great place for kids and events.

This was our second year of camping at Coler over winter break. We love the access to the trails,…read morethe small size of the campground, the secure feeling of the gated sites, and the bath house! Since this is the off season, it hasn't been very crowded either of our visits. Ben, the host, checks in with everyone at some point of their stay. We felt supported. Folks generally respect quiet hours (10-7) so we've always gotten good sleep! I like how the lights go off at 10 as well. It's quite dark so you can really appreciate the stars on a clear night. We stay in a camper van spot, with a SUV camper setup. With our smaller vehicle size, there is room for our vehicle as well as our tarp/kitchen setup behind the car. Each spot comes with leveling blocks, which are necessary since the spots all slope slightly. I assume this keeps them from gathering water. The sites also have a small wooden table and a bike stand attachment on the backside. Lastly, each can spot has a solo stove for a small campfire at each site. Since we have only stayed in the winter, the bike wash and dish wash stations were closed. As was the outdoor shower. The bathrooms were impeccably clean and warm. There are plenty of outlets to charge your devices or batteries. This is helpful since the sites don't have power. This site doesn't allow pets, which does help keep things clean and quiet. You can get your fix of other people's dogs on the paved trail though. Also, just down the trail is the Airship Coffee at Coler. It's open 7-5:30 - so hit coffee, pastries, or a beer are just a short stroll or roll away!

Beautiful and well maintained walking, hiking and biking paths. We woke up early and hit the trails…read moreon Friday morning around 9:30 and while there were other people out and about, it was by no means crowded. We walked the paved trail to airship coffee, did The Rise steps and then hiked back on one of the trails. A pretty wonderful way to spend a beautiful fall morning.

There is so much I can say good about this park and nothing bad at all. I have been staying here…read morefor over a year now and the owner is continuously making improvements to the park. A new pond has just been added, trees have been planted and if you ever have a problem the owner is one call away and is on top of it. It is quiet here and have not heard a party or anyone being unruly. The roads are solid and wide, the laundry room is always clean and warm.... I have not used the restrooms but they appear to be upkept like everything else here. The park is located close enough to town to get what you need yet far enough away that you don't feel the presence of town. If you are working in the area I highly recommend this park. Water and power are reliable and takes the worry out of staying at an rv park like I've had at other locations.

Best RV park in the area! Spots are well spaced, and the area is quiet. Bathrooms and on site…read morelaundry are well kept and a plus!

This is a hidden park, but more of a walk/bike way. I discovered it when I rode my bike from…read morecompton gardens and headed south on the Razorback greenway. It was a nice little section of the trail - surrounded by trees, flowers, bushes, and all of the trees provided a lot of much needed shade! The nearest parking is the parking right by the Dave Peel Park.