Came here for a birthday party, having never been here before I had no real expectations other than…read moreletting my kids have fun. Parking is a little tricky with road work going on so be prepared for a small walk. It is an older building and I loved that!

The Rodeo of the Ozarks was a blast. This was our first time here. The kids had a blast. This was…read moreour first time to a rodeo. They did barrel racing, bucking horse riding, and bull riding. It was awesome to see. We ate alligator on a stick, a cord dog & fries, and I tasted my very first funnel cake. It was pretty good. I also had two bud lights. I'm surprised they didn't have PBR. All in all we had a blast. Sat in the general seating area which we had a great view from.

We had a great time at the demolition derby and can't wait to go again! Great entertainment value…read morefor the money, too!

We had our 4 year old sons birthday party here. It went amazing! We had a 90 minute party, which…read morewas perfect for this age. They provided 2 instructors who were great with kids and helped them with the equipment. They provided tables and chairs for pizza and cake after they played. The kids had a blast. Would definitely recommend!

As of December 2018, there is an additional, newly updated building across the street making the…read morecity's museum much larger and more thorough. Especially enjoyed the new exhibits on Monte Ne, famous Arkansans, and other history of the area.

It's a great free museum to go to. My 9yr old loves it. They have a nice selection for the kids to…read moreplay with old toys and they change a section every few months so you will have something new to look at if you have been there before

Like most people in Bentonville, I relocated here for work. The state I left is great with pre…read morekindergarten readiness, and working with families to ensure kids have the basics (letters/ colors/ numbers/ tracing and or writing the kids name- by 4; this place does not. They are really expensive (average $300-400 weekly) and my kid is learning nothing new. If you are a person of color, there are other considerations: and I would not recommend this school.

Great place great Quality care for your family all the staff are great nothing bad to say about it…read moreyou can leave your children there and feel great about it love this place

I would not recommend this place. Not worth the wait in line as it is not a scary haunted house…read more Plus the staff is extremely rude and hateful.

We got the fast pass and it was not worth it. I would rather waited two hours. It felt like it was…read more10 minutes when they said it was 25. The only fun part was when the lights are flashing. This is only close haunted house in our area wish there was another.l

Caring, passionate, knowledgeable staff and amazing programs. Toddlers, primary age, and elementary…read moreenvironments with amazing outdoor classroom environments as well. Your kids will thrive here.

There are so few alternative educational options in Bentonville. There are plenty of private…read moreschools, but very few that are not parochial. More importantly, very few who are as tolerant, inclusive, and focused on raising children to honor peace and civility and to appreciate the natural world around them. Montessori is not daycare. It is not even your traditional school. Children at Walnut Farm are empowered to do things for themselves, and to study that which interests them most. In addition to several well appointed Montessori classrooms they also have a few unique features such as an outdoor classroom where children are learning life skills including gardening and caring for animals. The school also has a natural playground with features literally carved from the forested hillside. I see my little boy growing into a confident, warm, caring, and intelligent young man at Walnut Farm. He loves to read and do math. He is fascinated by and in love with every kind of animal. He loves his teachers and his classmates. When kids reach school age, we rely on the school to mold them into the people we want them to be. Schools have the kids from 8 to 3 most days, leaving just 4 or 5 hours with their parents. If they are going to play that big a role in the development of my child... then I feel strongly about choosing a school that not only does a good job educating my child, but also teaches him to grow up tolerant of the many differences in people around the world. They take children from toddlers through around the equivalent of 6th grade.

Great place to have fun and enjoy friends. I painted a cute pig to support my team! they have a…read morehuge selection of paint and stencils to help you get creative. The ladies in charge are very helpful and will give you suggestions or ideas on what you can do. There is also a big selection of ideas on their Facebook page of you need to "copy". The ribbon room... It's like walking into hobby lobby. Lots of ways to accessorize your artwork! Bring some snacks, get your paint on, and giggle with your friends while you make a memorable piece of art.