Seasonal Attractions
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Adventure All Year Round
Arkansas is always in season — and always ready for your next adventure.
Spring in Arkansas is made for chasing waterfalls, floating the untamed Buffalo National River and exploring scenic trails. Hike or bike at Devil’s Den State Park, cast a line for bass at Bull Shoals Lake or Lake Dardanelle, or plan a family float as warmer days roll in. Round it out with spring festivals like the Jonquil Festival in Washington, where local food, crafts and culture bring the season to life.
As summer heats up in Arkansas, it’s time to hit the water and mix in cool indoor escapes. Swim or boat at Lake Ouachita near Hot Springs, catch live music in downtown Little Rock or peruse art at Crystal Bridges in Bentonville. When the temperatures climb, explore art, history and family-friendly museums across the state.
Come fall, you’ll find yourself surrounded by color. Cruise the Ozark Highlands Scenic Byway by motorcycle, hike out to Whitaker Point or camp beneath the changing leaves at Petit Jean State Park. Join locals at outdoor events like Harvestfest in Little Rock or pick your perfect pumpkin at Motley's Pumpkin Patch just outside the city.
Winter invites you to slow down but our mild climate means you won't miss a thing. Hit the trails for winter hikes at Lake Ouachita State Park, cast into world-class trout fishing at the White River, explore the new climbing routes at Petit Jean State Park or cozy up in a cabin with a mountain view.
With six diverse regions, 52 state parks and a year-round lineup of events, Arkansas offers a new experience every time you visit — and endless reasons to return.
Attractions
Choose your own adventure! Hunt or fish, shop for antiques, dig for diamonds, search for wildlife, peruse art - Arkansas attractions offer something for everyone.
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