Arrived at 8:10pm where my son and grandchildren were already at the park. And tried to his niece…read moreto his pass so she could jump! What a cluster! I tried to buy a pass. They wouldn't sell one because their passes were only 90 minutes. I agreed to pay for the entire time. They said their computer system would not allow them to sell it. The hoops we had to jump through to add her to a membership was ridiculous. And every employee in the place worked harder to turn away money than they did to help me. Somebody needs to teach these kids something about customer service. Worst experience ever!

Wow! This place is impressive! We went for a free jump day on Easter and my kids had a blast. You…read morecan get a membership if you come often if not you pay per day or for 90 mins which can be very pricey per kid. Kids have free range of all the activites including basketball, dodgeball, climbing, and lots of trampolines and play areas. They have comfy leather couches and massage chairs for the parents and it is basically one big open room so it is easy to let your kids play and keep an eye on them. You do have to purchase their grippy jump socks to participate but they are only around $3. They also have free lockers/shoe areas and some concessions available along with party rooms on the side. We will be back this summer!

Amazing place for a skate park and splash park after riding a lot to cool off and just amazing in…read moregerneral

I decided to check out the splash park here last week to switch it up because I usually go to the…read moreone in Bentonville with my kids. Good to mix it up - variety is the spice of life haha. This is a great splash park and my kids loved it. It has your typical in ground sprinklers, but some extra "toys" that the Bentonville does not have. There are a couple cannons and water buckets. The park also has benches, playground, restrooms and drinking fountains. The splash park is right next to the skate park - I don't skate, but it seems like a great park!

My daughter started coming here last November and loves it! My friend recommended it and I'm so…read moreglad we came to check it out. Your first "trial" class is free. It is a huge gym with every equipment you could possibly need to learn gymnastics. It is large enough to have multiple classes going on at the same time too. Class size is not large though - which is nice! Kids get plenty of individual attention and an opportunity to meet other kids learning gymnastics! My daughter goes twice a week and both of her teachers are great! One of them is the owner Stacy and the other is Phoenix. She has enjoyed being in both of their classes. The price is super reasonable too. I looked around a bit and definitely think Genesis gives you the best price and best value. Great gym!

There are walking and bike paths. You can spend a little or a whole day! There are art…read moreinstallations, beautiful nature, the Frank Loyd Wright House... so much to see and do. Parking near by. Some things are free, some require an entry fee.

This review is for the paved trail that runs all the way to Crystal Bridges. There are lots of…read morebikes on the trail and paved path, so just be mindful of passerby's. This path is partially shaded and there are restrooms with water fountains. On the path you will pass an exercise course which is well maintained. This is in my top three paved paths to jog. Hope you enjoy Slaughter Pen Trail as much as I do!

This small park is, as Summer C. says in her review, awesome. In the winter, there's a 7000 square…read morefoot ice skating rink that is open now to purchase tickets and rent skates. In the summer, the ice rink is gone but replaced with a splash pad. Useful because Northwest Arkansas gets pretty darned hot in June and July and August! It's family-friendly and the facilities - including a public restroom - are well-maintained. Some public rat sculptures are here including the Bubble and Launch Intention. There are tables and seating and it's a fun spot. Lots of parking nearby, both on the street and in the free parking decks. Check signage carefully. [Review 2356 of 2024 - 404 in Arkansas - 23370 overall]

Lawrence Plaza is awesome. So many fun things they have going on throughout the year…read more During the Winter it is turned into a ice skating rink. They also have a Christmas Tree and a mail box specifically for letters to Santa. During the Summer it is a splash park, with a snow cone stand nearby. Throughout the year they have many events here. Check out Bentonville's website for a list of events. Also, Downtown Bentonville's website is probably the best spot to see the events as well. The plaza is well landscaped throughout the year. There is seating around the plaza. To the side of the plaza are public bathrooms. Great place to have some fun throughout the year!

Creekside Park is easily my favorite nearby spot for rec sports. The basketball and tennis courts…read moreare always in good shape and rarely crowded, which makes it easy to just show up and play. The park has something for all ages, with multiple play areas and plenty of open space to hang out or run around. The only downsides are the volleyball court -- it definitely needs some refurbishing -- and the vending machines, which feel pretty outdated and could use an upgrade. Still, for casual pick-up games and outdoor fun, this park is tough to beat in the area.

Great local park. Very open with lots to do and always full of kids and teens playing. It has a…read moresidewalk walking trail around the whole park and lots of benches. There are basketball and tennis courts, a large Pavillion, restrooms, and ultimate frisbee areas throughout. There are always people walking dogs, and they have poop bags available and special locking trashcans. There are multiple parking lots on opposite sides of the park, and the whole area is surrounded by neighborhoods, so it's pretty quiet. There are 3 play areas - a newer ninja park with obstacle activities and a rubber floor, a tall slide and climbing playground, and an older little kid playground and swings in the shaded area by the creek. They have festivals and events here often.

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!!

I had a nice time visiting this park. Lots of great hiking with various skill level trails of which…read moreto choose. Shared by hikers and bikers, for a large portion, the trails follow a nice creek. It should be noted that in the NE portion of the trails, the wastewater treatment facility "butts" up next to the trails. This means for about five minutes each pass, hikers experience an olfactory delight that motivates them to keep moving forward. This area is a VERY SMALL portion of the trails and is by no means a reason not to visit. Overall, I recommend travelers and locals to visit Park Springs Park.

I love this little hidden gem of a park. It is beautifully surrounded by greenery and trees. There…read moreis a large covered pavilion for get togethers. It also has a fireplace and picnic tables. I love trees and a cool thing about this park is the age of the trees. There are trees from age 8 to 220 years! There is a white oak here that sprouted in 1776. The trees are marked by posts. At post 1 is the largest and oldest existing specimen on record in Arkansas. At post 25 is the "Tree of Heaven". Go check out this park!