I love this park... and all other parks around LR. It's quiet, pretty, green, and safe.read more

Did not know about this park, kind of hidden off the main road. But found it while looking up…read moretrails online. Cute small little park for children. But there's also lots of nature trails in the nearby hills. Nice place to come and walk your dog or go for a hike.

This massive park in North Little Rock was originally used as a WWI training cam\p for soldiers,…read morecalled Camp Pike. The park was expanded in 1937 for WWII training and that one is called Camp Robinson. Some remnants of that activity still exist and there are warning signs everywhere about unexploded ordinance. So that's pretty awesome. Renamed in 1950 after local physician William Burns, the park has all sorts of outdoor activities including soccer fiends, tennis courts, TWO golf courses, basketball courts, a disc golf course, baseball fields, trails, picnic areas and picnic pavilions. There are a few public restrooms throughout the park and it is linked to an RV Park and Campground. They even have an Arkansas River boat launch! We were here for the covered bridge and found it, but that is separate. In the meanwhile, it was nice to wlak around the park, sticking to the trails. The warning signs were plenty warning for us! [Review 2301 of 2024 - 365 in Arkansas - 23316 overall]

The address listed is for a residence. DON'T GO THERE!…read more After realizing this, I went to their website which states that it's actually in Murray Park several miles away. The dog park is a little hidden. Enter through the east gate nearest the golf course. Make the first right toward the shady tree area. The sign says volleyball but it's not. It's a one way. It's a nice dog park though and the people are friendly.

I brought my dogs here on Memorial Day and they had a great time. Lots of space to roam around and…read moreplay with other dogs. It's right next to the river which is great for taking my German Shepherd to fetch tennis balls out of the water. Met lots of friendly people and their dogs. It would be nice if the park had more grass. Seems to be more dirt and pebbles. Definitely has a decent amount of shade for hot summer days. Has plenty of benches and picnic tables to sit at. We stayed at the watering hole most of the visit. My boxer enjoyed laying in the pool to cool off. It's nice to have a place for my pups to get some interaction with other dogs and meet some nice people. Hopefully I'll be making this a regular visit.

When my brats were young this park was a safe place 4 them. Ill be taking my glams(grands) there…read morepretty soon. The new layout & updated equip is a great look and scene for the area. Tennis & Basketball across the street. Football or kickball in the field nearby.

Well... the homeless woman yelling profanities at us while our kids tried to play didn't sit well…read morewith me. We're just minding our business and she kept talking sh*t to us. This park is actually pretty nice. It's in a crappy area. Such a shame. Playground is pretty cool. Rubberized ground cover is super soft and clean- unlike wood chips. There is a great looking splash pad here to cool off on a hot day. Unfortunately our whole experience was soured by that lady. Wish this place was crawling with kids but it's probably bc of the area.

Kanis park is a very beautiful park. It's filled with beautiful landscapes and perfect for my kids…read moreand grand parents! My children just love skating at the park we come every weekend and everyone is so friendly. I Found this strawberry that looks like a cooter. My wife will definitely have fun tonight haha!(finally found the lips!)

This Park is walking distance from my Apartment complex…read more The park itself is okay. They have the old metal slide with complementary swings, a new skate park, baseball field, there's a basketball court under the interstate, and a water reserve (according to my complex managers) that goes next to the park. It's pretty nice for being run down. Bad news: The walking trail. There are a few things you notice: first, the smell. It's slightly covered up by the flowers that are blooming but the closer you get the more you can smell it. Next the white stuff all over the ground. What in the world could it be? Obviously it wouldn't be from a sewer, right? Then you see the sign. It's somewhat hidden and small, but you see it. "Notice of Sanitary Sewer overflows which may occur at this location Please avoid contact with this sanitary sewer facility during an overflow condition due to the possibility of adverse health effects until cleanup can be completed. For additional information Contact: (501) 688-1490". Yes. Sewage overflow INTO A PARK RIGHT NEXT TO THE RESERVES. I'd avoid it simply because it's a health issue. Well, on the west side of the park at least. They don't even bother cleaning it up.

It's very fun to go camping here. The only problem I've had is when my sister was stung by a wasp…read more But it's a great place to go camping. Longs roads good for riding bikes. It runs along the Arkansas River and you can ride boats. Fun time!

Beautifully maintained campground- most sites are right on the river's edge. Each site has a…read morecovered picnic table pavilion. Driveways are long and level- drainage is good too- even after a heavy rain, there were very few standing puddles. Bathhouse is clean and spacious. downsides-not much privacy between sites, limited places to dump your garbage..

This park should not be mistaken for River Front Park which is on the opposite side of the River on…read morethe South Bank. It is on the North Bank and does not have as much to offer. Similar to Riverfront Park, this is a long linear park that has a nice paved trail that runs along the river. There are Seven interpretive panels commemorating the Cherokee Trail of Tears along the trail for people to read. You will find a lot of green space here to have a picnic, play a sport, fly a kite, play catch.... The park used to be called North Shore Riverwalk Park, but its name was changed to what it currently is. There is also a bathroom facility at this park, however, it is only open during special events. You will also find benches on the side of the paved trail that overlook the ocean. These benches are good for taking a load off and relaxing. Trust me, I know from experience. This park mainly serves as a location for joggers/walkers to workout. It also is the park of choice for special events. I came here during a carnival. It was a perfect venue for that. It is easily accessible by the Junction Bridge and has metered street parking available. The park is home to the US Submarine Veterans World War II Memorial and an illuminated sculpture titled Beacon of Peace and Hope. And visitors are treated to a panoramic view of downtown Little Rock, which is even more cool at night in my opinion. Even though there is not much to this park it is still pretty nice and well maintained. I liked it there and would have probably still visited if there was not an event going on.

Pinnacle Mountain State Park is a nice place to to spend your day doing hiking and it's only about…read more20 minutes from downtown Little Rock. I spent a few hours hiking on one of the more difficult hiking trails and it was a great experience! The trail was clean and well labeled, but the only difficult part was locating the same trail markers going down the mountain, especially since there are so many rocks and boulders throughout the entire terrain so it was very easy to miss several trail markers on the way down. I love that the state park offers a variety of trails and difficulty levels, so whether you are a beginner hiker or a more experienced hiker, you are bound to have a good time. I enjoyed the trail and the experience of doing some rock climbing, and if I'm ever in the area again I will definitely come back!

1. The new visitors center is STUNNING and has beautifully clean bathrooms, as well as concessions…read morethat might be open occasionally? Love the free AR state park "passports" you can get as well - so many high-quality details!! 2. This was a challenging but well-marked hiking path. For context, we were told there is a "hard" side or an "extra hard" side to hike LOL. We chose the "hard" side. You do need some moderate physical fitness - a good portion of the "trail" was just spray-painted yellow marks on large rocks and boulders you have to climb. But we did it all in under 2 hours? Great views from the top, and there is a wonderful playground in the middle of the parking lot too! What a unique and fun experience. Honorable mention: we saw a raccoon in a Christmas sweater.