Nice trails and beautiful scenery. The fall leaves mad the trip even more enjoyable. Nice for kids…read moreand adults to explore and have a nice day.

Little Missouri Falls is definitely off the beaten path. It involves driving 4-8 miles (depending…read moreupon which direction you are coming from) on an unpaved Forest Service Road. But it is definitely worth the drive and the effort once you arrive. After hiking in a little bit, there are several stair structures that you can go down to reach the water. It's so peaceful hiking around the water.

I had some time to kill and stumbled across this place. This place is a first class nature center…read moreand the best thing about it is that it is free. It is situated behind the Museum of Discovery. It is kind of a weird spot to get to. You take a long walkway/overpass to an elevator, which you take down and then you are at the Center. They have a few picnic tables to sit at in the little plaza area in front of the Center. The Center opened in 2008 and spans 16,232 square feet . Parking here is pretty easy. You will find metered street parking in front of the walkway leading the the center and also in a reasonable walking distance. The meters run from about 8AM to 6PM and are free all other times, including weekends. This Center has an exhibit on fishing lures, trappers, an aquarium with native fish, stuffed eagles, live snakes, live turtles, and has the ultimate goal of explaining the role of fish and wildlife management. The Center also has a staff information booth, a gift shop, and a muti-purpose room that they were playing a movie on a loop. The staff there was very friendly. This was a nice and unexpected stop. A diamond in the rough. It was very informative, for adults a kids alike. I highly recommend checking this gem out. I spent about a half an hour here and enjoyed every minute.

Have not been here before. Tried to visit on July 3, but it was closed. No signs on the door…read moreindicating when it would be open. Couldn't find any info about special holiday hours on the website. Finally determined their Facebook page says they are closed July 3&4. Their website links to the AR Game and Fish Facebook page, but it appears that the Witt Stephen's Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center Facebook page is updated for holiday hours.

For anyone wondering .... This is worth visit! This Gate & Garden is a lovely little oasis in the…read morearea. We only stopped here for about 20 minutes, but we really enjoyed the gardens and statues as well as reading and learning about H U Lee. The gate is lovely and detailed and the location is easy to access with parking right across the street. I highly recommend giving it a view if you are headed through the area and if you are local or have a little more time, there are some cute spots where you could sit and enjoy a snack or book or just some piece from the city outside. If I was closer, I would come here often and I really enjoyed my visit.

This place will be right up your alley if you are into Asian Culture. Sculpture, lifestyle,…read morehistory. Or just plain old fashioned cool stuff. I stopped because I have a friend who would appreciate it and also I was born in Japan, so that's cool. I feel like I missed a lot after reading the website. I know time insists I blow through most of my experiences, but I wish I had taken the time to respect and research both the what and the why this park is here.

Great Atmosphere! Love the friendly staff and LOVE Aqua Zumba and designated family swim time, my…read morechild feels soooo safe having a designated time where lifeguards are on duty!!! :)

From the owner: indoor heated pool, indoor walking track, fitness equipment, gymnasium, volleyball, basketball,…read moreroom rentals, aquatic classes, group fitness classes

I'd never been to a senior center so this was my first experience - what an awesome place! Huge…read moremeals, large dining center, and a small meal charge for those under 60. We went to play pool, but there were many other options. Lots of friendly folk and had a great time.