My daughters and I absolutely adored the Daisy Airgun Museum in Rogers, AR on July 24, 2025. The nice young man who greeted us allowed us to bring our dog inside since it was so hot and I wasn't all that comfortable leaving her in my Jeep even if it was on and air-conditioned and the whole back area behind the back seats was dedicated solely to her. Admission was $2 per person. I was given a free commemorative coin. I also picked up a couple of magnets. It was tempting to purchase a BB gun, but we already didn't have much room traveling. This museum was on the small side, but had high ceilings. Everything was very well-displayed. Some in glass cases. My first ever gun was a Daisy BB gun. I thought I was top stuff too with it. There was an audio tour, but I didn't partake with my dog in tow and my daughters asking a thousand questions along the way. Lol. You can't miss this charming place with the 25-foot tall "World's Largest Daisy BB Gun" standing upright near the exit! Bucket list place for history and gun lovers. read more

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This is a great little museum. It was pretty neat to see the progression of airguns and learn their history through the audio tour. It's $2 per person to tour and there is a gift shop. We only had an hour but I could see it taking 2ish hours to go through with the audio tour. Also, check out the restroom if you need to use it. I recommend this if you need something to do for a couple hours, especially on an inclement weather day. read more

Daisy Airgun Museum - A red Ryder switch plate. - Museums Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

Any kid who owned a Daisy should stop!!! Best $2.00 spent for visit plus you receive a commemorative token. Every model presented with history. Small museum with great audio tour. More detailed than I wanted so we moved thru pretty fast. VERY knowledgeable Daisy staff willing to share. Commemorative airguns for sale with a special crystal included. Street parking right downtown. Single bathroom. We'll worth a stop. read more

Daisy Airgun Museum - Side of building - Museums Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

Nice to learn about the history of the Daisy Airgun and the company behind it. You get to use a handheld device that tells you about the exhibits as you walk through. There are 29 different exhibits to look at and while it is not a large place, there is a lot to see and hear about. Well worth it. Probably not something younger kids would be interested in unless they are really into BB guns but something older kids and adults would enjoy. read more

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This museum is awesome. It is must see if you are in the area and have ever owned a BB gun. Brought back a lot of great childhood memories. It is only $2.00 to tour it, it's a great value. The two gentlemen working there are super friendly and good conversationalists. read more

Daisy Airgun Museum - Outside the museum. - Museums Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

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What a great place full of slivers of history. There is a $2 adult admission and children under 16 are free. There is a self guided tour that allows you to do a audio tour full of information. The staff is friendly and helpful. Take a step back in time and stroll through the museum. Great way to spend a n hour or so on a slow afternoon read more

Daisy Airgun Museum - Museums Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

"You'll shoot your eye out, kid!" Enter into the yesteryear at this museum for the famous BB gun manufacturer. You'll know you're at the right place when you walk up and see the world's largest BB gun, and at over 25' tall, you can't miss it. It's only $2 admission to get in and while there, you'll see how the guns are made, their evolution over the years, and plenty of nostalgic momentos. It was really interesting to see how this BB gun company has helped with war efforts, been made popular in through movies like 'A Christmas Story', and even made golf balls that may or may not be on the moon right now. read more

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Check out the YouTube video on the museum! Orin Ribar did a fantastic job showing the history of Daisy! Sorry to hear about his passing. Respectfully Don Page read more

When I was a kid I had a daisy airgun rifle. I didn't think air guns were very powerful until I shot the water line in our basement then I realize the power of firearms. You have to take the two dollar museum tour to get an idea of the history of air rifles in our country. When we walked in the tour guide came right up to us and started giving is the standard speech and it was great to learn about the daisy brand. At the end there is a small gift shop where you can buy very inexpensive air rifles and accessories. read more

A fun throwback to childhood! Rather than go straight through to the gift shop we did the tour, which is a minimal fee and you get headphones and a commemorative pin. I recommend the tour. While it is small, the history of the Daisy brand is very interesting. I wasn't as familiar with the vast array of guns, considering the BB guns in my family were for my brothers, it was neat to see where the guns originated from and where they are now. The gift shop is cute and full of all kinds of memorabilia from the very first Red Rider BB gun to the different versions of BB guns, some upwards of $500! We left with 2 BB guns, pins, a hat and a tin sign. The Daisy air gun museum is worth the drive if you're wandering through Arkansas! read more

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A lot of information about BB guns, some interesting perspectives on our American history changing over time, and Some perspective on marketing and the popular culture is also available at this facility. I learned a few things, nice way to kill some time. read more

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The museum was small but packed with so many things you could easily spend a few hours if you took your time and read all the displays. Interesting history and artifacts. The gift shop sells air guns that were returned from retailers for damaged packaging or minor cosmetic imperfections that are sold at a huge discount. Josh was so helpful in explaining what guns would be appropriate for my young son. Wonderful experience! read more

We visited this museum on a brisk Saturday afternoon. It was really fun. $2 for the museum tour (with headphones). Lots of amazing information and artifacts from the early days. The grown ups really enjoyed it. The kids moved through it a little faster.... It was guns from all the TV characters, their efforts from WWII and what would a Red Ryder Museum be without the Leg Lamp? Great gift shop at the end. You can get discounted guns and ammo along with other souvenirs. It is located on the square in Rogers (15 min from Bentonville, Square). There are several restaurants and shops on the square to see too. Just a fun walk through time. read more

It's well worth the short visit. Explored for about 30 mins. Was able to see everything. Pick up the walking recorders at the beginning. I didn't listen to every recording. But I learned alot of the history. read more

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What an awesome little trip through history! We came across this place on accident, a day after shooting bb and pellet guns all day. It was a sign! After learning he history of Daisy, Red Rider and air guns in general, the store is awesome and they have discounted Red Rider guns! You'll shoot your eye out! Overall Rating: A read more

Very cool place, and very friendly staff, LOTS of information and supplies to purchase.

We arrived when it was almost closing time, but the kind owner let us in and allowed us to look around. He even let us use the private bathroom. SUPER nice guy!! We ended up making a pretty big purchase there because they had a "scratch and dent" sale. If you're a fan of The Christmas Story, then it's worth a stop just for the photo props if nothing else. :) My older boys enjoyed looking around, but the 4 year old had a hard time not touching everything. read more

Neat little piece of Americana. Great history of the development of the Air gun. Excellent host gave great information. Brought back a lot of boyhood memories. read more

Needed to kill some time over a long weekend in town and decided to check out the Daisy Airgun Museum. This place was perfect. So many airguns and paraphernalia on display. It's only a $2 admission fee and that includes an audio tour that you can follow along at your own pace. Highly recommend this little museum! read more