Awesome neighborhood park! It is at the end of a residential street, down a hill. No parking lot,…read morebut you can park on the street. The street dead ends at the park and is kind of steep. Large park with a lot of green space. Lots of trees for covered areas. Good, large playground, picnic area, and hiking trail. The park is right next to the west fork white river.

It has a nice walking trail with lots of trees to keep most of the walk shaded. And it is a good…read morePokemon stop, if your into it.

This is a great park to enjoy. It has a big playground for the kids to play on. Plus the lake is…read moreright there close to you, which makes it really nice in the summer time. Park is always mowed and maintained. Very clean park no wierdos walking around here. You'll fell safe here!!

Also known as Strickler in the Lee Creek Valley, these ATV trails butt up against Devil's Den State…read morePark. There are multiple trails, unmarked that span several miles. We have ridden for up to 8 hours and traveled over 30 miles encountering horseback riders, other atv riders, mountainbike riders, hikers and campers in the woods. The scenery is beautiful along Lee Creek and you have many opportunities to cross the creek on the trails. Some of the terrain is rough and rocky and beware of the mud puddles...if you cannot see the bottom, do not try to go through. We sunk a couple to the seat! Not only great for atv but hiking and taking in the swimming holes is a must. The scenery is great. Check out my personal pics To reach Devil's Den State Park, travel eight miles south of Fayetteville on I-540 to Exit #53 (West Fork), then go approx 17 miles southwest on Ark. 170. You will take a right onto 220 which turns into a dirt road, travelling past the horseback rider camp and day use area. There are several unloading areas on the right and left down 220 to start your trail adventure

Probably the best view of Fayetteville , but discovered on the last night of an amazing trip…read more Definitely will come back.

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

Enjoyed the trails and a quick stop at the park. Wish the kayaks had been available to rent. Bike…read morerentals available if you're up for a longer trail exploration!

Really great place to run - a lot of the loop is shaded. Enough people out to feel safe, but not…read moretoo many that it's at all crowded.

Great park in the Covington subdivision. The park is in an island in the middle of the road - it is…read morea large park - over 2 acres. Lots of trees and shade, walking path, playground, picnic area, and large grass area for playing! Street parking is available all around it.

I love to stop at botanical gardens across the country while I'm traveling for work! This specific…read moregarden was really beautiful and I loved the setup. There's a large grass lawn in the center and all the gardens circle around it. There are different pathways to take and there were so many butterflies this time of year. I went on a Wednesday and there was hardly anyone there. It was beautiful and relaxing. The perfect way to spend a few hours or a day.

Absolutely beautiful gardens that I highly recommend checking out if you are in Fayetteville and…read morehave a free afternoon. It is not super big and is an easy walk around, even for my elderly Dad. There are Japanese Gardens, butterfly gardens, sensory gardens, rose gardens, multiple statues and themed areas, bridges, swings, a greenhouse, and climbing areas and tunnels for kids. They have inside bathrooms and a gift shop along with events like yoga, bingo, live music, and festivals. Great for all ages, although I think the prices are a little high compared to other Botanical Gardens I have been to. $13 for adults, $6 for kids. They have summer camp too, but it is around $200 for weekly kids classes. We usually go for special discounted events and they give free passes away for summer reading at the library.