Beautiful rock formations in a gorgeous natural setting! Hard to believe you're on a golf course!…read moreIt's a short hike from the parking lot down several sets of stairs but totally worth the effort! I am not familiar with the history but am excited to look for information on how it was used!

A sandstone cave used as a shelter by Native Americans that's thousands of years old?! In the…read moremiddle of a golf course?! Plus, it's on the National Register of Historic Places! Oh and there are ancient petroglyphs (rock carvings). Uhhhh, what kind of a jerk would I be to give this less than 5-stars?? FYI from what I can tell, this cave shelter has several names...Indian Rock Cave AKA Indian Rock House AKA Indian Rock House Cave AKA Edgemont Shelter. And most of the rock art is located on the west side of the shelter. You can see the depiction of several human figures as well as a four-legged animal of some variety. There are also a number of lines and geometric shapes. Rad! You can access the shelter in a couple of different ways. There is a museum in the Indian Hills Golf Course parking lot and another log cabin next to it. There's a short trail with some stairs that start at the log cabin. You can also access the shelter from the golf course itself. Took the kids on a nice neat-ture walk along the trail that runs in front of the cave along with a stretch of cool rock formations. Easy hike for the most part - or you can always bail onto the golf course. We did get some bug bites and did see poison ivy along the trail. Forgot my measuring devices, but from what I've read, the rock shelter is a 100 feet wide, 50 feet high, and 97 feet deep. I've never been able to handle spelunking, so this is kinda the perfect cave size for this girl who is terrified of being underground and in tight spaces. None of that necessary here!

Beautiful, well maintained park! My family and I enjoyed swimming, hiking and picnicking. Clean…read morerestrooms.

I had a super amazing time in this tour. It's so beautiful down there. The cave structures are…read moreabsolutely amazing. They kept things natural. It was really comfortable, good walkways. Some tours may or may not have steps. Ask first. Cool down there, visually & temperature wise. Lots to see, truly amazing, pretty natural structures. There were parts of the cave closed to us that had bats. Their gift store sold the prettiest bracelet with different natural stones on it. It was a great day.

Much better than expected! Does anyone know this museum exists? Locals I have mentioned it to all…read morereplied "do what? where?" There is no official admission fee, a meager $2 donation per visitor is suggested on an acrylic box at the entrance. Housing a small collection of regional artifacts; informative displays about the life and everyday items of the indigenous people. A reconstructed Mastodon (a replica from a cast) stands in the entryway, a number of real fossils are on display. "Old Town Arkansas" is a walkthrough display of shops and offices from the early 1800's. This is a kid friendly place with a number of interactive displays and activities. If you don't expect this to be the MET, you will not be disappointed. Yes it is a small place but I really enjoyed the visit and will follow the website to see future exhibits.

Pretty fun and free! Great place to take kids since they have a couple interactive exhibits and…read moresome interesting nooks just for kids. Thanks have some neat facts about the history of the area and its really interesting to learn more about it. They also have a dinosaur exhibit and local animal exhibit(not live animals).

We loved seeing you all the history this place has to offer. The people there have a lot of…read moreknowledge and are eager to share it with you while they show you around. If you're in the area don't miss visiting this place!

If you are in the area!!! This is a must!! Great info and leave a donation friendly and cute…read moreshop in front

Just an amazing museum. A lot of exhibits, that are well explained. They really put in a lot of…read morework. You learn of the extensive history of Calico Rock, as well as get a perfect glimpse of rural America in the past.

If I could I would give this a much higher rating than just 5 stars! Amazing outside view. Great…read morefun for the entire family including children of all ages. Many of the displays are interactive and the kids can touch a lot of the things they see. This is so fun and cool because so many museums don't let you touch anything. This is a great value for money. The cost of admission is so low for what you get, $3 for adults, $2 for military families and seniors, and $1 for students and children. We met Jack Meadows, he is a retired Air Force veteran who worked on planes and the Titan II Missile. Jack was so happy to have us all visit, he was great with the kids and gave us a personal tour as well as his own personal history with the military. He can answer as many questions as you can ask. There is a beautiful display of dog tags from the Vietnam Veterans who were lost in service from the great state of Arkansas. There are various uniforms that you can try on, jump in a retired plane cockpit and imagine the bravery of the men who served! The gift shop is also fun and all purchases help support this wonderful museum. We expected to spend a couple of hours and instead spent the entire day exploring. We had to leave for lunch and come back to see all the rest. Please consider stopping by and supporting this wonderful museum which is located at the original administration building of the old Arkansas Ordnance Plant from World War II.

Decided to stop by while I'm town for a couple of weeks with class. The place looks small from the…read moreoutside but once you enter the doors, you are greeted by people that you know truly care about restoring our and remembering our history. They a great selection of memorabilia on all fronts. They cover early Arkansas history with the Civil War and the armament plants of WWI and WWII and have a complete exhibit on the Titan II class ICBM missiles that were maintained close by in Searcy, AR. I had no idea about that fact! There was a movement on women helping out in during war in Germany in this town that ultimately decided the place to put Little Rock AFB in its current place. Admission is $3 for most and $2 for seniors/military. Decent little gift shop to support the museum and of course, the staff is friendly as you could ever want and very knowledgeable! You owe it to yourself to not pass this place by when you're in Jacksonville.

This is amazing! Wayne was so kind and a pleasure to listen to. The stories and history of the…read moremuseum is fascinating! I thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. I would highly recommend this to anyone visiting or local. I would love to take a school class on a field trip here. Thank you for sharing your trains with me today!!

This place is amazing and the staff is full of knowledge! All of the trains run and there wasn't a…read morespeck of dust to be seen!

This is an intimate singer/songwriter venue with a small bar at ground level. A steep set of stairs…read moretakes one down to a fabulous rock hewn room with intimate lighting and comfy seating. The mostly local acts are very popular with the always friendly crowd. Calico Rock will charm your pants off.

we had an amazing time! The food, drinks & servers were so awesome!!…read morethe band from Mtn View was the high light of our night . and so much that were coming back to hear them with more friends to celebrate a birthday December 21!! cheers to you all and come see what this special place is all about! Sincerely. The Boyd & Friddle Families

Found the museum driving by to Petit Jean. The front desk…read moreattendant has incredible knowledge of the car collection and history of the Rockefeller's who established the building. Very nice collection to see while traveling.

The cars were wonderful and the venue clean. However, the displays were disorganized; not in era,…read moremake, or any other discernable order. Inconsistent data listings of vehicle stats and poorly written bits about the vehicles made the visit much less fun.