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How long is the drive from Grapevine to Memphis?

The direct drive from Grapevine to Memphis is 473 mi (761 km), and should have a drive time of 6 hrs 48 mins in normal traffic.

If you’re going on a road trip from Grapevine to Memphis, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Dallas, Hot Springs, Tunica, and Little Rock, as well as top places to visit like Highland Park Village and George W. Bush Presidential Center, or the ever-popular 4819 SW Juneau St.

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Top cities between Grapevine and Memphis

The top cities between Grapevine and Memphis are Dallas, Hot Springs, Tunica, and Little Rock. Dallas is the most popular city on the route. It's less than an hour from Grapevine and 6 hours from Memphis.
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Dallas

Dallas, a bustling city in north Texas, is a vibrant center for commerce and culture. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza downtown commemorates the tragic event of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. In the Arts District, visitors can explore thousands of years of art at the Dallas Museum of Art and the Crow Collection of Asian Art, as well as contemporary sculpture at the sleek Nasher Sculpture Center.
Most popular city on this route
3 minutes off the main route, 5% of way to Memphis
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Hot Springs

Hot Springs, located in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas, is famous for its natural hot springs, particularly in Hot Springs National Park. The area features Bathhouse Row, home to historic bathhouses such as Buckstaff Baths and Fordyce Bathhouse. Buckstaff Baths has been offering thermal baths since 1912 and continues to provide traditional treatments using the therapeutic mineral waters known for their healing properties.
27% as popular as Dallas
22 minutes off the main route, 60% of way to Memphis
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Little Rock

Little Rock, the capital of Arkansas, is a city situated on the Arkansas River. It's known for its historical and cultural attractions such as the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, which showcases presidential artifacts and a replica of the Oval Office. The Old State House Museum in an 1800s Greek Revival building traces Arkansas history, while MacArthur Park features the Arkansas Arts Center with its extensive collection of drawings.
20% as popular as Dallas
3 minutes off the main route, 70% of way to Memphis
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Tunica

Tunica, located in Tunica County, Mississippi, is a town near the Mississippi River that has undergone a transformation since the introduction of casino gambling in the early 1990s. Once known as one of the most impoverished places in the United States, it now offers a charming downtown area with boutiques, antique shops, and warm Southern hospitality. Visitors can explore its historic downtown on a self-guided walking tour and pay their respects at the Veterans Memorial at Rivergate Park.
25% as popular as Dallas
44 minutes off the main route, 89% of way to Memphis

Best stops along Grapevine to Memphis drive

The top stops along the way from Grapevine to Memphis (with short detours) are Horseshoe Tunica - A Caesars Rewards Destination, George W. Bush Presidential Center, and William J. Clinton Library and Museum. Other popular stops include 4819 SW Juneau St, Crater of Diamonds State Park, and Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center And Museum.
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4819 SW Juneau St

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Nature & Parks
Gardens
Located in southwest Arkansas, 4819 SW Juneau St is home to Garvan Woodland Gardens, serving as the botanical gardens for the University of Arkansas. Spanning 4.5 miles of wooded shoreline along Lake Hamilton, this renowned destination aims to preserve the natural environment of the Ouachita Mountains while offering resources for learning, research, and culture.
4.7
(2811)
Seattle, WA 98136, USA
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Highland Park Village

Mentioned on 
2 lists 
Sights & Landmarks
Neighborhoods
Highland Park Village offers a great shopping experience, where you can find everything from stylish boots to trendy fashion items. After a day of shopping, head over to the Cowtown Coliseum Rodeo at the Fort Worth Stockyards, located west of Dallas. The rodeo takes place regularly and is a must-see event for those looking to experience some authentic cowboy culture. Be sure to check their calendar for upcoming events, including the Friday night rodeos from 8-10pm.
4.5
(430)
Highland Park, TX 75205, USA
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George W. Bush Presidential Center

Mentioned on 
+58 other lists 
Museum
Non-profit organization
The Museum of the George W. Bush Presidency contains 14,000 square feet of exhibits that detail the president's eight years in office. The collection also includes a replica Oval Office and a policy institute.
Incredible experience here at the George W. Bush Presidential Center! We visited on Memorial Day. There's a parking lot right across the street - parking was easy & cost $10.00 (if I'm not mistaking). Right on the campus of SMU, the center is beautifully surrounded. The center has a bunch of discounts for entry, I did not fit any of those criteria so my admission was $26. Everything was very informative & we enjoyed all of the interactive elements. I loved the decision-making simulator, it really puts things into perspective. I also loved getting to see all of the gifts that President George W. Bush received while in office. Seeing the oval-office remake was also a wonderful experience. There is an option to get your picture taken. I enjoyed seeing all of the 9/11 exhibits, always brings a tear to my eye - they did an incredible job with the exhibitions. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful - very knowledge & ready to answer any questions! We had a wonderful experience!
Katie J — Google review
Awesome experience! It’s the first presidential center I have been too but my son and I really enjoyed it. It’s not huge but the exhibition is well done and laid out well. During our visit, they had some of the exhibits closed but it was still great. They have an EXACT replica of the Oval Office as it looked when GWB was president. It’s located on the SMU campus and highly recommended.
Mark B — Google review
This was a great experience. The tour was self guided, but there were several volunteers who were happy to provide additional information. The 9-11 section was amazing, overwhelming, and very emotional. Also, a full replica of the Oval Office is on site, and you can get your picture taken. While here, don't miss out on Cafe 43! The food was fantastic!!
Shelly M — Google review
Good museum! Other presidential libraries are better and more detailed, but it covers the time period well. It would have been nice to have more information regarding the WMD decision and nuance in Iraq. It touches on the financial crisis but felt rushed. Worth visiting!
Jaiden S — Google review
Great museum that offers a fascinating look into the Bush presidency. The George W. Bush Presidential Center does an excellent job showcasing the major policies of the Bush administration, with a strong focus on the war on terror. One of the highlights for me was the replica Oval Office—it was very cool to see in person. But even more impressive was the actual situation room from the White House (circa 2006), which added a real sense of history and authenticity. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to answer questions and provide more context. There are also plenty of interactive exhibits that make the experience engaging and informative for all ages. The location on SMU’s campus is beautiful and adds to the overall atmosphere. Highly recommend if you’re in the Dallas area!
Nick D — Google review
This is one of 13 presidential museums around the country. Kenneth greeted us on our way in to the check-in desk. Gifts from other countries, given to president Bush and his wife, are in the main area. The Situation Room, presented by Lee, was super cool. Linda, in the Oval Office, explained the replica artifacts well.
Rick S — Google review
Visiting this location reminded me of how lucky we are to live in the U.S.A. Each area was informative, some interactive and the ladies and gentlemen offering stories and histories about the president was so worth the visit! The 9/11 section was emotional. The lighthearted message from Jenna and Barbara Bush was fun!
Lori M — Google review
I was driving through Texas and decided to visit this place to see the Bush administration through adult eyes after growing up with him as POTUS. It’s mostly a standard museum exhibit wise but there are a few things that really make it stand out. First, it has an in depth explanation of some of his more controversial policies such as No Child Left Behind and the Iraq War, as well as highlighting some of his major successes like PEPFAR and protecting over 3M acres of wetlands. Obviously there was a bit of a slant in terms of how things were presented but it was still informative in nature. Second, it has a replica of the Oval Office, you do have to pay for a photo op but I think it’s worth it. There is also a Rose Garden replica outside which is where George and Laura will be buried someday. Third, there is a piece of metal from the Twin Towers on display which you can actually touch. That whole section was emotionally moving, you got to hear him say his famous “and those people who knocked the towers down will hear from all of us very soon” quote while you are looking at the images of what happened that day. And fourth, I think the best part of the museum is the Decision Points theater, which is an interactive game you can play where you choose what to do during several key moments of the Bush administration. You get policy advice from “experts” and see breaking news before making a final decision, and then you get to see Bush explain why he did what he actually did. Since I was the only one in the theater, I got to pick all three scenarios I did, and my decision was the “final one” (normally if more people play it’s whatever the group collectively decides). The gift shop at the end has a couple of his books and a lot of baseball related souvenirs, as well as Bush/ Cheney campaign merchandise. If you have small kids they may like the reversible donkey/ elephant plush toy. You do have to pay for parking, it’s ten bucks but it’s right across the street. Likely the cheapest parking you will find close by, from what I have observed with Dallas. In closing I would like to say that even though I disagreed with many of his policies (having grown up in a Democratic family), I think George W. Bush was a true leader who cared for the people of this nation and always did what he felt was the right thing. Sometimes those policies worked and other times they didn’t but you will see how much he cared by visiting this museum and listening to him give speeches at some of the exhibits… lastly, make sure you check out the somewhat hidden video right after the Rose Garden, there is a short clip of him singing in a cowboy hat which is really funny whether you like him or don’t. A great museum for anyone (regardless of party) to visit.
Joe G — Google review
4.5
(1090)
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4.6
(3906)
2943 SMU Boulevard, Dallas, TX 75205, USA
http://www.bushcenter.org/
(214) 200-4300
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White Rock Lake Park

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Park
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
White Rock Lake Park in Dallas is a serene oasis offering a variety of outdoor activities. The park, which surrounds an artificial lake, features nearly 10 miles of trails for hiking and biking, picnic facilities, the Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, bird-watching areas designated by the Audubon Society, a dog park, boat ramps, piers, and kayak and canoe rentals. It's a peaceful escape from the city chaos despite being just a few miles from downtown.
White Rock Lake, located in Dallas, Texas, is a serene urban oasis offering a variety of outdoor activities. The 1,000-acre park features a 9.5-mile trail encircling the lake, ideal for walking, running, and biking. Visitors can enjoy picnicking, bird-watching, and fishing along the shoreline. The lake is also popular for kayaking and rowing, with rental facilities available. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse fauna, including ducks, pelicans, and even a flock of Monk Parakeets. With its scenic views and well-maintained amenities, White Rock Lake provides a perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.    
Kaushik M — Google review
Very nice area. Seems to be a popular fishing spot with the creek running into the lake. Peaceful and tranquil. Public space with the? Only thing being panned is fish, with license and regulations for proper size. Everyone was licensed and appreciable, willing to help each other. Very nice for bicycles to start and walking.
Craig A — Google review
White Rock Park is such a beautiful and peaceful spot to enjoy nature right in the city. The lake is gorgeous, with boating and plenty of ducks swimming around, which makes it feel so calming and refreshing. It’s the perfect place to relax with family, bring a picnic, or take a walk with your pets since it’s very pet-friendly. The atmosphere is laid-back and full of natural beauty — truly a pleasant escape from the busyness of everyday life. The only downside is that the bathrooms could be cleaner, but honestly, that’s a small issue compared to how relaxing and enjoyable the park is overall. If you’re looking for a spot to unwind, watch the water, and spend quality time with loved ones, White Rock Park is absolutely worth visiting.
Crystal B — Google review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ White Rock Lake Park — God’s paradise on Earth 🌿 White Rock Lake Park truly feels like a piece of heaven on Earth — God’s paradise right here in Dallas. 🌤️ The calm water, gentle breeze, and peaceful views make it one of the most beautiful places you can visit. You can walk, bike, or just sit by the lake and feel your stress fade away. The park is very clean, well-maintained, and relaxing. There are plenty of picnic areas, clean restrooms, and it’s dog-friendly too. It’s perfect for families, couples, or anyone who wants to enjoy a quiet moment surrounded by nature. Truly, it’s God’s paradise on Earth — a hidden gem that brings peace, beauty, and gratitude every time you visit. 🌅🌳
Saleh A — Google review
I love this park, it’s quiet with amazing views to the lake and beautiful people jogging, biking, sailing and running, sometimes on Sunday local artist and DJ’s show their work and play good music.
Milagros D — Google review
A beautiful and wonderful lake right in the heart of dallas. My togo place for a peaceful walk, nature talk, to have Moments of silence and this is nothing but Serene.
Mahesh B — Google review
An okay place for a walk with nice lakeside views. I parked at the Bath House Cultural Centre and walked across the Mockingbird bridge and back. Popular with cyclists and joggers too.
Martin R — Google review
An amazing place to just relax and peace. I took my dog and she loved the dog park.
Amy W — Google review
4.7
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4.5
(675)
8300 E Lawther Dr, Dallas, TX 75218, USA
https://www.dallasparks.org/235/White-Rock-Lake
(214) 660-1100
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Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary

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Nature preserve
Museums
The Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary is a venue that offers exhibits featuring animatronic dinosaurs and an 1880s prairie village, as well as nature trails and gardens. Visitors can enjoy interactive activities or explore the different trails offered in the sanctuary. The museum also boasts a collection of live animals such as lemurs and raccoons, making it an ideal destination for families with kids who are interested in wildlife.
Had the best experience with our grandkids, they are three and five and it was a great day of much needed nature and adventure. They loved the bugs exhibit, we hiked 4 miles worth of beautiful trails and they played in the village of tiny houses. There were butterflies everywhere and beautiful wild flowers along the trails. We packed a picnic and had lunch by the pond. Clean restrooms, cute indoor exhibits, outdoor classes and little gift shop.
Sheri L — Google review
It was amazing! I had a great time! The trails are so beautiful, and the museum is very kid friendly. The butterfly exhibit was gorgeous. Its a pretty easy trail to take if you're just getting into hiking/walking trails. There's a bit of up and down, but its very clearly marked. The employees were all very kind and well educated. I do hope they get a little friend for the racoon, though!
Stephanie L — Google review
Oh my gosh! What fun! It was a beautiful day, there was a cool breeze and lots of parents and their children looking at the magnificent Bugs Live displays throughout the beautiful nature center, the kiddos buzzing with excitement!! Some of the bugs, were automated and so fascinating... Keep in mind the butterfly exhibit will be open next week... Remember sunscreen and insect repellent... The exhibit will be on display until June 29th, 2025... You won't be disappointed!
MissBec — Google review
Had a good time exploring the area today and it was free entry this weekend if we brought plastic bags! I wasn't expecting to see foxes and stuff so that was cool.
Terra W — Google review
We went for Bug's Live. It was a decent size trail for the event specially with little kids. Not all the bugs moved or made noises but kids still loved it. Staff was very friendly. The museum itself was decent size. Not huge but so many great things to look at! Gift shop was nice as well. Kids had to leave with something lol not too expensive compared to other places. We loved it. We traveled 30 mins to get there and would do it again! Plus all the flowers were beautiful along the trail.
Mrs R — Google review
great park for kids to explore all kinds of fossils and native texas animals up close, I enjoyed the wood paved trails since no one was on it and it was extremely easy to walk. this is maybe a one and done type place
Tony D — Google review
Adventure day for the week. Choose Heard Natural Science Museum and it was a great choice. Plenty of sights to see and places to explore. The kiddo and I had a blast with all the insect displays and indoor Museum. Will definitely be returning.
Vincent G — Google review
I really had a great time going with the family. We've been there before when they had the dinosaur exhibit, and it was just as fun walking through the trails and getting to see the sculptures and animatronics. The trails let's you connect with nature. Parking was a bit busy and a little small, but we were able to find a spot fairly quickly.
Hector R — Google review
4.5
(915)
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4.3
(242)
1 Nature Pl, McKinney, TX 75069, USA
http://www.heardmuseum.org/
(972) 562-5566
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Historic Downtown McKinney

Mentioned on 
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Sights & Landmarks
Cultural landmark
Historic Downtown McKinney is a vibrant district with a laid-back nightlife, offering an array of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars for socializing or date nights. The area features over 120 shops including boutiques, art galleries, and antique stores. Visitors can enjoy live performances, escape room events at Exit Plan, and board games at Carpe Diem Comics.
McKinney is an absolutely beautiful place to visit. The centre of the downtown is the historic McKinney performing arts center, which is surrounded by 19th century buildings which are very well preserved. These buildings currently house, restaurants, art, galleries, bars, clothing, shops, souvenir, shops, barbershops, and many other local businesses. Not a single franchise in sight!.The area is safe, clean and very comfortable. Definitely worth visiting. There is free 3 Hour St. parking from 8 AM to 5 PM daily so parking is not an issue.
Bobby S — Google review
McKinney’s Oktoberfest is a lively, family-friendly celebration in the heart of Historic Downtown. The cobblestone streets come alive with cheerful Bavarian music, hearty German food, and plenty of beer. From weenie dog races to stein-holding contests, there’s something for everyone. A fun mix of local charm and traditional Oktoberfest spirit—definitely worth a visit!
Sayan S — Google review
We took a girls trip to Downtown McKinney for the Bubbles and Brunch LoneStar Wine Walk. It’s such a charming downtown with friendly local businesses. It’s an excellent amount of art, apparel, and unique experiences with great food.
Tamika B — Google review
Downtown McKinney is a special place like a second home for me and my family so many memories so much history come and see why Downtown McKinney is a great place to be!
Family T — Google review
Pinkitzel McKinney is the best spot in downtown! The tea is refreshing, the candy is delicious, and the atmosphere is so fun. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re in McKinney.
Oscar V — Google review
Downtown McKinney has so much character to it. Love that it has many unique and interesting shop. Love the free trolley ride as well!
Shreya J — Google review
Great evening of food and fun. Park at First Baptist Church, it’s free to park and they offer a free shuttle!
Trevor M — Google review
Such a cute, homey downtown area!! The small businesses and shops have unique trinkets, delicious coffee/treats, and great gifts. They do a lot of family friendly/neighborhood events in the square and I absolutely LOVE their winter decor. I call it the little Christmas town! It is worth a visit and it’s an enjoyable square that you’re sure to find something you like!
Katlynn C — Google review
4.8
(1201)
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4.7
(737)
111 N Tennessee St, McKinney, TX 75069, USA
http://www.mckinneytexas.org/Index.aspx?NID=115
(972) 547-2660
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Skydive Spaceland Dallas

Skydiving center
Tours
Adrenaline & Extreme Tours
Skydiving
Sometimes you may get way, way more than ever expected. Just be ready for it. Safe, welcoming, extremely organized, amazing vibes and FUN FUN FUN place. Places are made by people, so immense personal gratitude to the outstanding lead instructor Brian and amazing Kyle! These fellows helped me to get back to the sky after 22 years of break! Every single person working at Skydive Spaceland Dallas DZ is truly great, Brian and Kyle just babysitted me the most 🤣 There is an amazing feeling of belonging to the place. Try it - maybe it’s yours, as well. Thank you ALL for making this place what it is. See you again rather soon. BLUE SKIES! 🪂
SERGE T — Google review
Skydive Spaceland, what can I say, they provided me with a skydive that went far above my expectations. From the moment my group of 4 entered the facility til the moment we left, we were treated like royalty. KATIE, my instructor was so nice, informative, funny and professional that I knew the jump with her would be great, never did I realize it would far surpass any of my dreams or expectations. Definitely would recommend them to anyone wanting to give skydiving a try. This 67 year old is considering a 2nd jump when I turn 70 Thank you so much!
Cheryl K — Google review
Went with my daughter for her 18th birthday and first jump. We had a blast. The place is high quality, the instructors are very experienced and knowledgeable. They made us feel safe and allowed us to learn how to do things right! Keith was an amazing instructor. We are definitely going back for more jumps!
CJ — Google review
I made the most amazing experience @Skydive Spaceland! They were friendly, knowledgeable and professional, this is definitely a Bucket list check off location! @Camilo and Fernanda Are the perfect duo to Make it just that more fun. Thank you again for giving me an experience that was well needed💕
Bee R — Google review
I went for my 30th birthday and it was one of the greatest experiences of my life! Everyone was so nice and thorough. There was no second guessing from me. Josh was my tandem jumper with me and he made me feel safe and secure! 10/10 recommend! PSA bring some cash to tip!
Courtney K — Google review
Absolutely amazing experience at Skydive Spaceland Dallas! The office staff were friendly and organized, making check-in super easy. The ground crew was professional, upbeat, and made me feel safe and excited. Huge shoutout to the packers too, my parachute opened perfectly, and I know that’s no accident. My Tandem Instructor was Tim and he made me feel very safe through out the whole process, had so much fun learning how to fly the canopy! The whole team made this unforgettable!
Natalie L — Google review
Group of 5 went today to jump for my husband’s 50th birthday (a 30-yr dream). I didn’t really wanna do it. We all had a blast! A little bit Indy, but our instructors kept us all safe. Lots of good instruction from Carl before we even put harnesses on. Glad we got the video! Fun way to make an awesome memory! Tim took very good care of this premenopausal woman that was freaked out!
Marcy M — Google review
The most amazing experience! Shout out to my instructor Camilo and our camera man, Georgie! Definitely upgrade and get as much video as you can. The final video was well done and will make a great memory! I'm coming back!
Jeramis — Google review
4.9
(2291)
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5.0
(60)
1039 Private Rd 438, Whitewright, TX 75491, USA
https://dallas.skydivespaceland.com/
(903) 364-5103
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Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum

Museum
Specialty Museums
This museum offers historic buildings, local history exhibits, military artifacts & a war memorial.
A relatively small museum packed with history. Reasonable price for such a lesson on Audie Murphy and the area. Various displays showing things of historical value and life in a time gone by. A video about A.M. and the area explains his journey through life. I will return when passing through the area. A required stop, young and old, for some excellent history lessons.
Melvin C — Google review
The Museum is on some Land which makes it feel very authentic to how Audie Murphy might have grown up. The Museum was very inspirational and so many interesting facts and things to look at. Even a nice theatre. It was cool and very comfortable inside to beat the Texas heat. Enjoyed it very much. Will be back soon! 🙏🏼💙
Myndee W — Google review
We finally got a chance to visit the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum. We soon realized it’s three museums in one. The first part is the history of the County, the second is cotton production in the area and the third is about Audie and the First and Second World Wars. The museum had lots of item on display and is very well done. We feel this collection is well worth seeing.
Louis E — Google review
It's not all about WW2 Hero Audie Leon Murphy here, and that's fine; though Greenville, TX., was his childhood home, I expected better from folks who wish to honor the name and memory of an American Hero! First, the roadway and entryway to the museum and grounds are in a complete state of disrepair. That's bad! Second, while there is plenty to look at outside and green space, a large metal building like a giant red barn at its center will not suffice for me! And it shouldn't be for the family and descendants of Audie Murphy or any of the cotton farming families and histories of that era behind this museum and grounds. Clean it up! Renovate. Covid-19 is over! It's time to dig out from the aftermath. And move on with life.
David D — Google review
Great look at the cotton industry plus life about 100 years ago. I went for the Audie Murphy museum which was spectacular, and really enjoyed the rest of the exhibit as well. Wish I could have stayed longer but had to leave after an hour to continue my travel.
Susan S — Google review
Amazing man & incredible life story! Plan on more than just "stopping in"!!! This is American history! Texas history!! Texas agricultural history!!! Earned & written on the sweaty brows and aching backs of our ancestors. It merits more than just a paasing glance!
Lynn E — Google review
An informative and well done display. Three distinct sections covering the history of Greenville and surrounding cities in Hunt county, the cotton industry, and the military section which goes in depth of Audie Murphy. Staff is friendly and there are plenty of souvenirs to be found in the gift shop. Make sure to check out the outdoor grounds and the veterans memorial.
Julie W — Google review
Loved Audie Murphy since I was a kid. We've seen the Audie Murphy VA Hospital in San Antonio. Didn't know there was a museum until a few years ago. Finally got to visit it today, wasn't disappointed. Lots of great history and very nice little gift shop..
Tall M — Google review
4.8
(394)
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4.5
(69)
600 I-30 Frontage Rd #4309, Greenville, TX 75401, USA
https://cottonmuseum.com/
(903) 450-4502
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Eiffel Tower Paris Texas

Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
This American version of the famous Paris landmark stands at 65 ft., topped by a cowboy hat.
Everyone should visit this place and read everything. It's a beautiful and emotional memorial. The Paris Texas Eiffel Tower with the Cowboy Hat is awesome, too. There is no wait, and you do not have to pay to go in, but they do have a box where you can donate.
Ashley R — Google review
We passed by town of Paris on our way to broken bow. What a Sweet little town and effile tower with cowboy hat on the top. Perfect Texas effile tower. We loved the veterans museum near by. Must visit.
H D — Google review
Fun little cheesy tourist spot to stop by for a quick photo op. We Texans enjoy being silly from time to time and the Tower does a truly fantastic job of displaying this. There are other true gems to check out while stopping to snap your Pic. The Veterans Memorial next to it is one of the best I've visited and well worth your solemn time. Just on the other side of the parking lot is one of the entrances to the Trail du Paris and I encourage you to enjoy at least a short walk along it - it is very well maintained and not something you will find in many places.
Tim V — Google review
Great little side-of-the-road attraction to take a picture next to. Also on the same grounds was a military memorial that recognized all of the military branches. Really great memorial that also had a couple of tanks and a Cobra helicopter on display. You could spend an hour or so there if you wanted to look and read all the plaques/stones.
Brent D — Google review
Great little stop, next to an awesome war memorial. The Eiffel Tower is pretty cool. As I was leaving, three people were taking my picture underneath it so it must be popular!
Beth C — Google review
My sister and I road tripped to AZ from FL, and we took a long route to see extra sites, including Eiffel Tower, Paris, TX. It was underwhelming but also an experience worth the visit! I wish there were souvenir shops that we could’ve bought a souvenir, but none! We did go into town to eat and have a Sundae in Paris, that was cute. We had to drive a lil out of the way to find a shop I could buy a souvenir from.
Stacy M — Google review
Since Paris is so East, many dont know there's a lot of charm in this town. Its the perfect distance away from the cities. This picture was taken after attending an members only event. It's the perfect picture to remind myself I can have a Lil vacation but remain in Texas! 😁🤠
Jennifer C — Google review
Visited on 11.20.2025. Unique Roadside Attraction with a Texas spin on the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. It is definitely worth the photo opportunity.
Rick W — Google review
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2025 S Collegiate Dr, Paris, TX 75460, USA
https://visitparistexas.com/
(800) 727-4789
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Jefferson Historical Museum

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History museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Jefferson Historical Museum is housed in the former federal courthouse building constructed in 1890 and offers a captivating journey through the region's history. The museum showcases Civil War relics, Caddo Indian artifacts, pioneer tools, and various other historical pieces. Additionally, visitors can explore exhibits featuring homestead furnishings from the 1880s, antique guns, needlework, dolls, quilts, and more.
Great museum and very informative staff. Make sure to check out the model trains in the back!
Swan L — Google review
This museum is worth the visit - the staff are very nice & proud to share the history of their town! The basement is full of various antiques/artifacts in sections like blacksmith, leather shop, & so forth. The other floors display beautiful artwork, a Marshall’s office, a large collection of arrowheads, & a recreation of a late 1800s traditional family home. The best was the railroad museum, though! My son absolutely loved seeing all the details & watching the trains go around! We will definitely come back!
Heather G — Google review
Fun and interesting history museum in the quaint town of Jefferson, TX. Highly recommend to get an overview of the historical significance of this area.
Barbara J — Google review
Amazing to tour. Jefferson has an incredible and interesting history and they have many stories and artifacts from local families that have lived in the area for decades. Clerk at front desk knew so much history about the building and we were able to tour and look at all the different floors at our own pace. Be prepared, it will get stuffy and warm on the top floors, but for a historical building it is expected. Definitely recommend. Thank you for taking the time to share so much with us.
Tipper — Google review
Just wanted to thank the man who runs the model railroad museum. You listened so tentatively and truly showed interest while my sister and I shared memories of our fathers lifelong model railroad with you as well as telling us the story of the museums model railroad. You sir were the highlight of our east Texas weekend getaway! Thanks again! 💕
Kimberly V — Google review
The workers are all SO sweet and helpful. The museum is very clean. There are stairs and a small elevator. There is a lot to see, I'd plan about 1.5 to 2 hours to see it all, 1 hr if you rush through it without reading the plaques and examining everything. There are so many handmade clothing items and quilts and food items and historically significant furniture pieces and hand-bound books. I was surprised some items weren't displayed at the Smithsonian because of the significance and age. The train room is a major highlight for children. I have never seen a display so intricate, all made by hand (no touching allowed). The trains run, and there's a tiny kite that blows in the breeze (electricity and wire). The detail is amazing to see. A must-see on a trip through historic Jefferson. The photos I added are less than half of what we saw.
Rae's R — Google review
This is a very nice museum with very interesting things if the eighteen hundreds. There are three levels full of history. There is also an adjacent building with an “ho” train. Wonderful for train lovers. The people at the museum are super sweet and great with kids. So happy we visit this museum.
Argeny H — Google review
Wonderful local history museum. The building is a gem in itself. The docent was so engaging and it was clear she had been a teacher. Such a lovely person and very helpful. The train exhibit is beyond description. It is extremely detailed and extensive.
Dale A — Google review
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223 W Austin St, Jefferson, TX 75657, USA
http://www.jeffersonmuseum.org/history/index.htm
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Captain Ron's Swamp Tours

Boat tour agency
Tours
Sightseeing Tours
Boat Tours
Absolutely outstanding swamp tour with Captain Ron! I took my 90-year-old dad on Captain Ron’s Swamp Tour, and we both had an unforgettable experience. Captain Ron is the real deal—professional, informative, passionate about the bayou, and incredibly personable. He made everyone feel safe and welcome from the moment we stepped on the boat. The boat was comfortable and well-shaded, offering protection from both sun and rain. Captain Ron came fully prepared for the summer heat with cold water and refreshing wet towels—such thoughtful touches that showed he genuinely cares about his guests. He shared fascinating insights about the local wildlife, plant life, and bayou history, all with great humor and enthusiasm. Everyone on board had the best time—this is more than just a tour, it’s an experience. Highly recommend Captain Ron’s Swamp Tours to anyone of any age looking for a memorable, safe, and engaging way to explore the Louisiana bayou!
Rebecca T — Google review
The tour was so Much more than we expected! Capt Ron has a passion for the uniqueness of Caddo Lake. His narration is excellent, providing information about the history of the lake and its inhabitants in a way that is understandable. It is delivered in a way that it leads to questions and ongoing dialog. I will definitely book another tour the next time I am in the area, and would like to coordinate with seeing the full moon over the lake which I believe would be magical
Thomas K — Google review
A delightful and informative trip. This was our second time out with Captain Ron’s Swamp Tours. I highly recommend Captain Ron to anyone looking for a relaxing Caddo Lake trip. We want to come back for a Starry Nights cruise …
John R — Google review
Loved our night tour! My kids enjoyed the sunset and the starry filled night. Thank you Captain Ron, you were very knowledgeable about the area and so receptive to our kids questions. I definitely recommend this tour 100x over.
Fallon F — Google review
Visited Caddo Lake for the first time and really enjoyed our tour with Captain Ron! Comfortable pontoon, timely and very knowledgeable. Took us through several different “landscapes” of the bayou and lake. Thanks for a great trip! We look forward to exploring more on our own thanks to your good advice 😊
Trish H — Google review
Captain Ron was so kind and led such a great tour! He took extra time to show us the place he loves so much and is so passionate about. We enjoyed hearing about the incredible history of the lake and the nature that makes this place so special. Our two boys had a blast and so did we!
Katie N — Google review
Amazing experience! Ron is great at talking about the history of the lake and the wildlife that inhabitants the area. Highly recommend and we will be back bringing more guests with us.
Kelli M — Google review
Extraordinary experience! Captain Ron did an excellent job providing details and history of Caddo Lake. The tour lasted almost 2 hours and was wonderful!
DINAH M — Google review
4.9
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4.5
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5181 Cypress Dr E, Uncertain, TX 75661, USA
http://captainronswamptours.com/
(903) 789-2259
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United States Postal Service

Post office
Sights & Landmarks
Logistics service
Money order service
Shipping and mailing service
Architectural Buildings
Government Buildings
Stopped by on my way to Stamps, Arkansas. This combo post office and courthouse is neat! I loved reading the history and taking photos.
Katrina M — Google review
We stopped in today to get a birthday card for our Grandson postmarked from Texarkana. Lashanda provided VERY friendly, efficient service. She asked if we had taken our picture in front of the building. Because of our affirmative response, she provided us with more information (verbally and in writing) regarding this famous building. Thank you for the brief history lesson. The postal service should use Lashanda as a model for how the customer is treated! Great job today, Lashanda!
Tina M — Google review
It was fascinating to see how boundaries are marked, even though the land itself is all the same.
Jin R — Google review
United States Postal Service In Texarkana Sets In Two States Half In Texas And The Other In Arkansas. One Of Texarkanas Famous Landmarks Beautiful Inside And Out. All Orginal Construction. A Must See Tourist Attractions In Texarkana . Has All Mail Services, Great Customer Service. So Beautiful Inside.
Mary S — Google review
Ms. Lashanda was absolutely amazing. This was our first visit and she took the time with my 11 year old to give us some very interesting information. I highly recommend stopping by and taking your picture!
Karley P — Google review
Absolutely beautiful building. Love downtown Texarkana and the history of the town. It’s so cool to see all the heritage and architecture in the city!
Pastor C — Google review
This is a cool courthouse and US Post Office as it is divided in half between Texas and Arkansas. I was just after closing time so couldn’t go inside but beautiful design on the outside. If you are in Texarkana, you should check it out.
Jake H — Google review
We took several family pictures here. Main draw for us was just the state line photo opportunity - we didn't go inside because we went when it was closed. We went on a Sunday morning. It was easy to park and easy to take several pictures. One couple stopped while we were there and we took pictures of each others family. But other than that it was relatively vacant. There was another memorial around the corner (easy walking distance) and across the street; that had Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana State Flags all together. And a neat old church across from the postoffice - St. James Church. I don't know anything about it - but it looked neat from the outside. Also a confed monument when we went over by the church.
Alwaysget B — Google review
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500 N State Line Ave Ste 101, Texarkana, AR 71854, USA
https://tools.usps.com/locations/details/1435760?utm_source=google-my-business-url&utm_medium=search&utm_campaign=yext
(800) 275-8777
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President William Jefferson Clinton Birthplace Home National Historic Site

Historical place museum
Sights & Landmarks
Historical place
Historic Sites
Points of Interest & Landmarks
This was a planned stop. There is no fee to enter and tour. I enjoyed learning about his family history. The park ranger, Kevin, was very knowledgeable and helpful in looking up answers to my questions that he did not readily know . I also enjoyed seeing how people lived in those days. By today's standards it's a modest home, however, for the time it was built, it was a modern home with electricity, gas heating and cooking, and a refrigerator.
Jeff — Google review
The only artifacts that were actually his are some photos and one children's book. But it is a faithful decoration of a house during his childhood.
Dan M — Google review
Very cool place and an amazing staff. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely worth taking a look. Parking is available in the back.
Wes W — Google review
Unplanned stop. Arrived just as the last tour was underway. Locked out of the home, we quietly toured the yard, snapped a few pics of the monuments and used the bathroom. Bathrooms were immaculate and easy to use. Bill Clinton wasn't actually born here but you wouldn't know that by the signs. Been there. Done that. Prolly won't go back but if I do, imma try to make it on time to tour and do a little shopping at Atwood's next door
J P — Google review
We came late on a Monday and the building just closed, but he amazing park ranger on duty came up to us and offered to show our kid how to take down and fold the flag. She shared some information on Bill and just made the experience so memorable. She even awarded us all junior ranger badges! We will visit again next time we are in town so we can take the tour!
Della E — Google review
Easy fun experience. Nice rangers and a easy stop. Tour’s are every half hour.
Matthew S — Google review
10/6/25 Clinton house site is closed because of government lapse in funding. You can still view from outside of fence. 5 stars in support of NPS
Ted J — Google review
The tour was very informative. The workers seemed like they enjoyed their job. I actually visited the Clinton Library in Little Rock the day before. There are a few differences in the information being put out. I arrived after the start of the last tour. The park ranger/tour guide gave me a tour anyway. I would recommend visiting. It's free.
Sam M — Google review
4.4
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117 S Hervey St, Hope, AR 71801, USA
https://www.nps.gov/wicl/index.htm
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Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village Museum

Museum
Specialty Museums
A very enjoyable experience! Reasonably priced! Privately owned. Displays are very interesting. Digging is the fun part! Friends found arrowhead. I found shards of pottery. Tools are available on site for digging!
Jose R — Google review
After going to the Crater of Diamonds State Park and not being impressed I was looking for somewhere else to go with 3 adults 42-23 yrs old and 3 kids between 16-7 yrs old and stumbled across this place... And what an awesome find it was!! There is an arrowhead field they till and a metal detecting field (we didn't do metal detecting) as well as a little museum and gift shop.. The museum was cool they had a lot of good pieces in there and it was nice to walk around and just look at the pottery and the remake of the Indian village. The gift shop has a lot of pieces of pottery and other artifacts that were for sale at what I would consider reasonable amounts. As well as just the stuff you find in gift shops. The arrowhead dig was AWESOME, just walking out across the field we found some pieces of pottery as well as arrowheads and then we went to digging and found some arrowhead pieces as well as quartz. There were shade trees so you are not just digging with the sun baking you.. Ten out of Ten would recommend and plan on making a trip back out there
Krista B — Google review
What an incredible experience! The museum is small but highly informative. The mounds are a once in a lifetime learning experience. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the gift shop is well priced and has a large variety of items. If you’re interested in North American history, this is a must visit! A real look at the Caddo way of life 1000 years ago.
Bill H — Google review
Really cool little place. Kind of off the beaten path. Nice little museum. Easy to dig artifacts in their fields.
Kenny M — Google review
We have had a wonderful time . Affordable for big families as well and learn about history that would've been lost if wasn't found here .
Shelena G — Google review
This place is awesome and the people are friendly and knowledgeable. We had so much fun hunting for arrowheads.
Dave N — Google review
Visited here recently with my family. We bought several buckets to sift. Everyone enjoyed this more than crater of diamonds!
Alex B — Google review
Cute little museum off the beaten path. Crater of diamonds was too busy so we took a detour and we did not regret it! The staff were nice and welcoming. The kids had fun digging and we had a great time viewing the beautiful gems and rock collection they had.
Vivian N — Google review
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281 Kadoha Rd, Murfreesboro, AR 71958, USA
http://www.caddotc.com/KaDoHaInfo/Ka-Do.htm
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Crater of Diamonds State Park

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State park
Sights & Landmarks
Mines
Crater of Diamonds State Park is a distinctive geological attraction situated on more than 37 acres of land. It offers visitors the opportunity to search for diamonds, rocks and minerals in a thrilling treasure hunt experience. The park also boasts a well-maintained campground with access to excellent shower facilities and picturesque walking trails leading to nearby rivers. Although camping fees may be considered expensive at $42 per night, overall, Crater of Diamonds State Park is an enjoyable destination worth visiting again in the future.
This was my first trip to Arkansas and it was a great one... Love the walking trails and there's so much information in the visitors center on site. You can go look around at the Diamond Mine without paying the $15.00 entry fee... They only charge if you are planning to dig... An awesome gift shop with really decent prices all around... Got most of my souvenirs from that one spot... If you are ever in Murfreesboro Arkansas you need to make a trip thru here you won't be disappointed....
Stacy ( — Google review
We came to look for diamonds and stayed in the park's campground for one night. Spent 4 hrs playing in the dirt. Found no diamonds but had a great time. Campground was very handy. Full hookup, leveled sites and fair priced. Checkout time is 4 pm so plenty of time to wash up and depart. We would do it again if passing through. Great experience for the whole family.
Country G — Google review
Great place to take the family! Finding a diamond is a lot harder than you'd think. We had fun finding interesting rocks to take home. It was very hot and there is some shade, but I suggest you bring a large umbrella and a cooler. The staff was super nice and very informative. You can bring your own tools and sifters or you can rent or buy them there. We had a good time!
N8IVTXN - — Google review
I visited the weekend of 11/7/2025 to 11/10/2025 with a Cub Scout Pack. The camping area was fantastic, the hiking trail was well maintained and the facilities were outstanding. The staff that booked our weekend worked with us as we wanted our entire group of 15 families close to one another, and they made it happen, for that I am very grateful. We took about 30 youth to the mining field Saturday morning and they were given a brief history on the park along with a Mining 101 course led by Park Interpreter Emma O’Neal, who did an absolutely fantastic job. The kids loved her presentation, she was very knowledgeable and professional. The biggest take away for me was her ability to talk to the kids in a way they would understand. The park has a fantastic interpreter in Emma. She definitely gave the kids motivation to be able to go out to the field and search for diamonds. This location will definitely be on our list to return to in the future.
Dane D — Google review
The staff were very informative and knowledgeable. They were kind and considerate. The park was clean and in good condition. Wish we had gone to the interpretive program on mining 101! Bring a bucket and getting a wagon was a great choice. We wish we had planned better by having rain jackets during the rain and more hydrating drinks but that was on us ha can’t wait to go back!!! Best anniversary place we have gone 💚🎉
Robert K — Google review
Wonderful campground with plenty of room for tent areas and RV's with electricity and water. We tent camped at a walk in site that shared water and trash bins, no electricity. It was designed so nice! And, we watched a deer leisured through the woods. Crater of Diamonds field was huge. Plenty of areas to dig and wash your finds. Videos to watch and helpful staff. Gift shop and a museum, interesting fact boards of the history of big diamonds are place throughout the areas, too.
Jackie K — Google review
We came in through LIT airport and chose our hotel roughly 50 miles away from the Diamonds State Park. We opted to be there when the park opens in the morning which was a great choice - less people, easier picking for a spot to start and comfortable to „work“ outside. I recommend to order the admission ticket ahead of time and online. Our group had a lot of fun and looking for the „one“ is much more challenging as it might seem. There are helpful posters and areas to learn more about the prospecting. The staff here is friendly and helpful, the entry fee and loaner fees for equipment to dig for fame are reasonable. Knowing how this all works now, we will be back at some point.
Tom H — Google review
Still a great experience, even if you don't find anything! Early October is still hot but not very busy. Very friendly staff. Camp grounds was AMAZING. Wi-Fi, private showers with warm water, outlets, water fountains with water bottle fill up, well maintained and cleaned.
AngelicaZerr — Google review
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4.1
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209 State Park Rd, Murfreesboro, AR 71958, USA
https://www.arkansasstateparks.com/parks/crater-diamonds-state-park
(870) 285-3113
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16

Wegner Crystal Mines

Mining company
Sights & Landmarks
Rock shop
Wholesaler
Mines
We went to Wagner crystal mine March 15th 2025 for my birthday celebration. What an amazing experience! The phantom tour is definitely something to remember, and I can't say enough good things about our guide Lance. Lance was knowledgeable, helpful and made the trip even more fun. We found some awesome phantom crystals and many more clear quartz crystals. I can't wait to go back and dig again. I would definitely recommend this adventure to anyone who loves treasure hunting or just digging in the earth for fun. All of the staff at the gift shop were friendly and welcoming. Thanks again Lance for all the great pics and a birthday to remember.
Lana A — Google review
Best place around to dig for crystals. Went for the first time with some family, definitely an interesting experience. After you pay they load everyone into trucks, they make sure it's safe and secure. They explained all the rules thoroughly. Lance was just terrific, he was helpful, kind and had the best attitude I have seen in years, truly a great guy! The big pits were fun to get into, yes you get dirty but it's worth it. Found some big ones and lots of small ones, but finding crystals at all is just cool! They have drinks and light snacks in the giftshop. Whole place is pretty neat! Great for all ages
Corbin S — Google review
I may have found a new hobby 🤣 My 8 year old wanted to "play Minecraft irl" so I took him on the phantom dig and he had more fun here than magic springs and all the other theme parks or fairs I've taken him to. Lance was our guide and he was absolutely amazing. Fun personality and endless patience with my 8 year old that never stops talking. We are still digging through the bucket of treasures we brought home and we can't wait to visit again!!!!
Jen D — Google review
This is a great place to go and get your hands dirty digging for crystals! We did the full day experience and it was amazing! We got to go out to the crystal forest first, then the sluice and then the diamond and gem room. We walked away with so many gems and crystals! Staff were amazing and kind, if you are looking for a fun place to go with the family or on your own this is the place! I even got the amber I was looking for. 🥰
Kathryn W — Google review
We love Wegner's so much we drove 9 hrs, went mining the next day, and drove 9 hrs home!! We went on the forest dig and stayed the whole day. There are piles of churns up dirt and then there are walls of rock with vains running through them. You can easy search or bring your gear and chip away at the wall. There is something for everyone. The last picture is one cleaned versus one in the rough.
Virginia P — Google review
Wegner Crystal Mnes is an incredible spot for digging up some truly stunning crystals! But one of the best-kept secrets is their rock shop. It's a must see! Take a look at a pic of the massive crystal from their mine. And that's just the beginning. They've got an impressive selection of rocks and minerals from all over the world, with very reasonable prices, too. Plus, if you're a wholesaler, you're in luck-discounts! We've made the drive four times and it's been worth it every time. It's a rockhounder's dream and a great outing for the family. If you're planning to dig, be ready to get dirty! If you forget your tools or don't want to buy them, you can rent them on-site. Before you leave Wegner's, make sure to stop by the shop!
Christine K — Google review
I have been wanting to do this for a few years. We came through on the way home on Tuesday but, it was storming so the drive home was sad. Spur of the moment, my daughter and I decided to drive back the 7 hours and go. I’m so glad we did. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and met a friend along the way. The dirt is like Oklahoma red dirt, it will stain so come prepared. Our driver was Jay, and that dude was awesome. The people in the town of Mt. Ida were very rude and belittling, except for Wayseekers Coffee and Royal Oak Inn. My son passed away not too long ago and I want Jay to know he healed a bit of my heart. The dude truly is one of a kind. We will back. Oh yeah, we found soooo much but Jay will always stand out in my mind when I think about this trip. Thank you for having us
Rebecca R — Google review
Very fun experience, digging for my own crystals. The shop isn’t very clean or welcoming, but that’s understandable for a mine site. Prices for crystals in the shop is amazing. Don’t buy anything in Hot Springs, the gift shops are way over priced. I got a $25 crystal for $5 here. Worth the drive!
AJ F — Google review
4.7
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4.5
(486)
82 Wegner Crystal Ranch Rd, Mt Ida, AR 71957, USA
http://wegnercrystalmines.com/
(870) 867-2309
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Twin Creek Crystal Mine Ark

Fun & Games
Mine
Mining company
Rock shop
Game & Entertainment Centers
Beautiful scenic drive to this little hideaway. Don’t be deterred by the long gravel one lane roads. We brought a bucket wagon shovel hammer and pickaxe. Would also recommend a brush and a spray bottle of water. Hand sanitizer too (you’ll understand after visiting the outhouse). Recommend the $100 day because you will have more beauties than you know what to do with. The sweet gentleman running the place was so helpful and gave us tips to clean them up. If you enjoy crater of diamonds this is 10x’s better and you’ll come away with so much more. Dogs welcomed. Updated hours 9-3:30.
Four J — Google review
Update information they now close at 3:30! Which was fine. We had almost 4 hrs of digging for 50$ . It was 25$ per person and when time was up, we were literally dragging our wagon down the hill it was so full. It was really fun to watch them rip up raw material and when it was safe I was able to search through fresh virgin tailings. The staff was super kind and friendly. I
MrJackson66 — Google review
Very nice experience at this mine. We chose the 25 dollar dig. Jacob showed us area we could dig in, explained how to identify the points in the ground. Robin showed us several places and even found some nice clusters for us. Really enjoyed Robin and Jacob. Jacob explained that if you see a big rock,turn it over and, sure enough, a lot of the time there were clusters there. Found several clear crystals, several brown cluster quartz and generally had a great time. We went to a different mine the day before and the experience was so much worse, no one to meet you, no one to explain where/how to look. I highly recommend the trip to Twin Creek. It's a hidden gem, only advertised on Facebook, but definitely worth the look.
Marvin H — Google review
We had an amazing experience at Twin Creek Crystal Mine! There were four of us, and we did the $300 pocket dig — totally worth it. Robin was super friendly and helpful, and her attention to the little details made the day special. She even gave us a tablecloth for our picnic lunch and helped take photos so we could remember the day. The setting is beautiful, and while the digging is definitely hard work, it’s so rewarding when you start finding crystals. This was my second trip — I came in 2023 with my girlfriends, and this time I returned to celebrate our 15th wedding anniversary with our kids. We had such a great time and can’t wait to come back again!
Jessi H — Google review
What a great adventure!! We found so many clear crystals here! Robin was amazing. She showed us around, gave us a gift of awesome clusters, checked on us several times during our visit and made sure we were staying hydrated. This place is a little hard to find, but so worth it. Great place to visit.
P S — Google review
My family and I have been to at least three different mines, and this one is by far the best. I’ve been here several times. Every time we come here, we leave with loads of crystals and crystal/quartz rocks. Robin and Jacob were there this past week when we visited again. They were very helpful and kind and made our experience even better. They went out of their way to ensure that we found great points. Love going to this mine will always go to this one.
Christina G — Google review
This place was awesome! It is very much worth driving a little further to get there. Robin was wonderful, very helpful. We were blessed to have Bobby there as well, he really showed us the ropes and found us a few incredible pieces. if you're gonna go crystal mining, this is the place to go. Highly recommend.
John C — Google review
We’ve been here 4 years in a row during spring break. We’ve never been disappointed. Our grandson looks forward to this trip every year. We just do the $25 dig in the tailings. We’re not looking for the big, pretty stuff. We’re just encouraging our grandson’s love of the outdoors and rocks and crystals. The owner was very nice!
Catherine T — Google review
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4.5
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Collier Springs Rd #177, Mt Ida, AR 71957, USA
https://www.facebook.com/twincreekmine
(870) 867-4945
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Ozark Bathhouse

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Sights & Landmarks
Historic Walking Areas
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Nestled in the heart of Hot Springs, Arkansas, the Ozark Bathhouse stands as a testament to early 20th-century architecture with its stunning Spanish colonial facade. Originally constructed in 1922, this historic bathhouse was designed to attract middle-class visitors seeking the therapeutic benefits of the region's famous mineral baths without excessive frills. Today, it has transformed into a vibrant cultural center that hosts various events and programs celebrating local history and community spirit.
This is a beautiful historic home in Pennsylvania and the local government is trying to tear it down they put a prison next to it and now they're trying to put a methadone clinic next to it this place has a lot of history gangsters and politicians alike have sat in this house at the dining table and it is owned by a very nice and wonderful family now but the local government has been trying to push them out and keep trying to surround them with more problems so if you know this place please help to protect it write your local politician and tell them please save this house
Ben T — Google review
Wow ! We did the couple private hot springs bath. It was great, private, 20ish minutes, which was more than enough for us and cold cucumber water, and a cold peppermint damp cloth. We really enjoyed it. A private oasis. Staff were also very service orientated and nice.
Meagan H — Google review
Went seven or eight times. Had spa experience...except for the Sitz bath! Great massages from experienced staff. A NATIVE AMERICAN gift to ALL!
Penelope W — Google review
Very enjoyable trip to this Bathhouse. The public baths consist of a few at slightly different temperatures. Note to bring your own flip-flops otherwise you need to purchase a pair there for $7.
N G — Google review
20241002 Just walked by. Didn't see the inside because they are not dogfriendly
Tilly L — Google review
This was a true and amazing experience for me! I went for my birthday!! If you want to use the private spa and pool you should call and book at least a week or two advance!! I def plan to go back!!!
Tiphlizs V — Google review
Gorgeous former bathhouse that now contains an art gallery. This was a great place to admire art and cool off. Highly recommend stopping in here and checking it out!
Renee P — Google review
Really good and distressing! Great city to spend a weekend
Francisco V — Google review
4.6
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4.5
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491 Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71901, USA
https://www.nps.gov/hosp/learn/historyculture/ozark-bathhouse.htm
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Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center And Museum

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Visitor center
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
The Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center and Museum is a grand 1910 bathhouse that has been transformed into a museum, featuring stained glass and marble. It offers exhibits and films about the baths, providing visitors with a glimpse into its operation from 1915 to 1962. The museum showcases the luxurious spa treatments and entertainment that were once enjoyed in this architectural marvel.
One of the best National park visitor centers I’ve been to! It hosts a 4 floor exhibit full of information for FREE! It also includes a 14 minute short fill which plays every half hour (I highly recommend it was super interesting and funny)! Make sure you make it to the basement which shows the water pumps and the hot spring! The center closes at 5, however the top 2 floors close at 4:45 so plan accordingly!
Emma J — Google review
there is absolutely no set parking for the national park or visitor center and museum. just have to drive around and find a spot along the street or in one of the few pay for parking lots. i didn’t find the museum to be very interesting but it was well done and had a beautiful interior and exterior. bathhouse row was neat to walk by but couldn’t imagine myself spending more than the 30 minutes we did in the museum. it was free entry so if you’re in the area and looking for something to do it’s an cool place to stop but definitely wouldn’t go out of my way to visit again.
Alyssa W — Google review
If you're visiting from out of town, this is one of those places to check out. It offers some history and gives you an insight of how bathhouses ran. Admission was free as my family took a self guided tour. After finishing the tour we even got a nice presentation from park ranger James Byrd. He gave us information about the types of local birds and ended up by giving my kid an activity to work on. There weren't other people who attended his presentation (which was a bit sad), but my family took the opportunity to learn one on one. Overall it's something to check off when you're visiting the area.
Hector R — Google review
My family and I enjoyed stepping back in time and experiencing this beautiful bathhouse in all its splendor. We found it interesting in learning more about the early beginnings of physical therapy and the fascination that many had with what the restorative springs could offer them. It kind of reminded me of the movie “The Road to Wellville.” Definitely needs to be on the bucket list of unique and obscure places to visit if you’re interested in medical oddities.
Laura — Google review
It doesn't cost. When you walk in. Don't be alarmed. It has security guards. They have cute little badges. Its okay. They are there to give you information. This is kinda weird. It is a visitor building. 3 floors of history for the bath house. Truly it seemed like this could've been a horror movie. It's clean,but knowing what it was and the diseases they had. I didn't touch anything. THE tile and stain glass work is truly amazing. There's abundance of history. They have an elevator or you can climb the steep stairs. On the second level is a trivia room and a movie that plays every 20 minutes about the history of the baths. Anyway its really neatand everyone should do it. I dont think kids should go. They like to touch everything. They wouldn't understand it.
T.J. H — Google review
A beautiful look back into the history in Hot Springs. Take some time to walk through the Fordyce Bathhouse whether you do your own self-guided tour, a phone guided tour they offer, or even a tour led by one of the Rangers. I loved all of the stained glass and preserved details of the bathhouse.
Faith M — Google review
Amazing experience! Felt like being in a time warp. Great information and history made you feel like you were there 100 years ago. Will definitely visit again. Don't forget to go the the third floor to see the gymnasium!
Brandon Y — Google review
Time Capsule! The Fordyce, one of the eight historic bathhouses on Bathhouse Row, is now a visitor center and museum of Hot Springs National Park. We took a self-guided tour of this four-story building, exploring different rooms and displays. The building has undergone substantial restoration to preserve its original appearance as a bathhouse, complete with marble flooring, stained-glass windows, a gymnasium, and numerous bathing rooms. We learnt the science underlying the thermal springs, the evolution of bathing practices in Hot Springs and different medical terminologies associated with this place. Our visit was deeply engaging and impressive.
Debashri M — Google review
4.7
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4.7
(2207)
369 Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71901, USA
https://www.nps.gov/hosp/index.htm
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Hot Springs Mountain Tower

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Sights & Landmarks
Gift shop
Hot Springs Mountain Tower is a 216-ft. tower with an elevator that takes you up to an observation deck, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and Hot Springs below. It's located near the end of Hot Springs Mountain Trail and offers amenities such as water, restrooms, and snacks. The admission fee is $11 or $9 with an America the Beautiful Pass. You can drive up to the parking lot or hike the trail to reach the tower.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely breathtaking views from the Hot Springs Mountain Tower! You can see the rivers, mountains, and the entire city bathed in golden light — especially during sunset. The scenery is peaceful, the air feels fresh, and the 360° view is just mesmerizing. Watching the sunset from the top was such a serene experience, and the photo spots are amazing! The tower is clean, well maintained, and the staff is very friendly. A must-visit spot in Hot Springs if you love nature, photography, or simply want to unwind and take in the beauty around you.
Amu S — Google review
Great view from the top, lots of history on display boards on the lower floor. Also a nice souvenir shop with a mix of gifts from shirts, sweatshirts, ornaments, magnets, shot, glasses, snacks, and so on. It is eight dollars to go to the top of the tower. And it is wheelchair accessible. To get to the tower, you will also take a pretty scenic drive. Enjoy the drive and watch for wildlife. We saw a doe and her two fawns.
Lisa J — Google review
This is such a beautiful scenic place. Very nice gift shop when you walk in. You can pay to take the elevator to the top (which I would definitely suggest) you won't be disappointed. The view is magnificent. The roads going in and coming out are gorgeous and lots of places to pull over and take pictures. I could go on and on about it but all I can say is if you are in Hot Springs don't pass it up. There's so much to do there and so many trails.
Stacy ( — Google review
Tower provides a panoramic view of Hot Springs and beyond. Stop on the second level to incorporate the history of the Hot Springs and the bath houses. Take time to stop along the way before the tower to enjoy the views. The tower staff were very welcoming.
MTT C — Google review
Beautiful place, all the hot springs are commercialised for hot baths for paid and reserved. Couldn’t see any natural hot springs in the National Park. Very beautiful trails with tree cover. The observation tower/Mountain tower was very beautiful for a Birds Eye view and great outlook points on the way. Nearby is a Marina where boating l, kayaking and water activities which can be a great cool off for the kids and family.
Ravi T — Google review
Extremely popular, but that also means very crowded. The views are one of a kind, and there's 2 levels at the top including one indoor that's kind of like a hot springs museum. The drive up to the tower is also very scenic and beautiful, but expect to be hurried by traffic behind you.
David S — Google review
Great views from on high of the surrounding Hot Springs area. Also pretty good gift shop at the base entrance. There is an elevator to the top. Wheelchair accessible.
Ed M — Google review
Really enjoyed visiting Hot Springs Mountain Tower. The views from the top were beautiful and totally worth it. The elevator ride up was quick, and there’s a small gift shop and some cool info displays. Great spot if you’re in the area — perfect for a short, scenic stop.
Shahzad A — Google review
4.5
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4.3
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401 Hot Springs Mountain Dr, Hot Springs, AR 71901, USA
http://hotspringstower.com/
(501) 881-4020
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21

Petit Jean State Park

State park
Nature & Parks
Destination featuring a historic lodge with a pool, plus hiking, boating & dramatic natural scenery.
We went on the short 30min round walk to the "Rock House cave". The Turtle shell Rocks were very unique. Cameras for your security all throughout which made me feel more comfortable in a way. The cave was big & very cool. We didn't spot any of the pictographs sadly. They do have facilities but they are pretty dirty.
Mae P — Google review
Wonderful state park with plenty to do and see! The hikes are great and the variety is perfect and ranges from short and easy to challenging. Make sure you know which you are on. There is even a wheelchair accessible walk to the see the overlook and view of the waterfall from the top. Make sure you check out all the of the overlooks on Red Bluff Drive as well. This road is one way once you get past the residential areas, so stay right on the road. The overlooks are amazing and there is interpretation and places to sit and take in the views. There are lots of other things to see and explore here too. Mathers Lodge is really cool and has a gift shop and restaurant inside, there is an old cabin at the start of Cedar creek trail, and don't forget the cool water tower and the bridge/dam/small waterfall! The visitors center is where you get your passport stamp and the gift shop has some really cute things to purchase, as well as a little museum area to explore. This is truly a great state park that you could spend all day at and still find more interesting things to look at.
Renee P — Google review
Petit Jean is a really nice AR state park. The trails are marked pretty well. We stayed in dog friendly cabin #29. It was clean and the bed was very comfortable. They give free firewood because there is a wood burning fireplace inside (but also heated and cooled). There is ample room to store your things and the bathroom area is spacious and nice. We had adjoining neighbors and there was no problem with noise (they had a dog too) or lack of hot water. The swing on the porch is super nice. There is a small fridge and coffee pot with coffee and set ups. Don't forget to visit Mather Lodge Restaurant. The food was very good, avg price ($$) and the view is absolutely beautiful! It's best not to arrive for the first time after dark though!
Turn T — Google review
Petit Jean State Park is absolutely beautiful! You can catch an incredible sunrise with no hiking required — just pull up and enjoy the view. The trails are excellent and well maintained, and the waterfall is truly breathtaking. Mather Lodge has gorgeous views from the restaurant, and staying in one of the cabins makes the experience even more special. There are also nice coffee shops and gift shops nearby, which make it a perfect getaway spot. Highly recommend visiting!
Jessica D — Google review
Petit Jean State Park absolutely stole our hearts. From hiking two of its signature trails—Cedar Falls Trail and Seven Hollows Trail—to cozying up in Cabin 10 by historic Mather Lodge, and savoring a great meal at the lodge restaurant, it was the perfect Arkansas escape. Trail Highlights Cedar Falls Trail Distance and difficulty: ~2 miles round-trip; moderate with a steep initial descent and climb back out. What we loved: The trail drops about 200 feet into a lush canyon, following Cedar Creek. The payoff is Cedar Falls, a stunning waterfall around 95 feet high—misty, powerful, and photogenic. Cool rock formations and shaded stretches make the trek feel immersive, especially after rainfall when the creek and falls are lively. Tips: Start early to beat crowds and heat. Wear sturdy footwear—the stone steps and creekside sections can be slick. Leave time to linger at the base; it’s a true “wow” moment. Seven Hollows Trail Distance and difficulty: ~4.5-mile loop; moderate, with rolling terrain. What we loved: A sampler of everything that makes Petit Jean special—bluff lines, sandstone formations, box canyons, and quiet forest. The Grotto spur is a must: a serene alcove with a seasonal waterfall and a mossy, cool oasis feel. A natural stone bridge and sculpted rock corridors give the hike a sense of discovery around every bend. Tips: Bring water and a snack; it’s longer and more leisurely than Cedar Falls. Clockwise or counterclockwise both work—just take the short spur to the Grotto when you see it. Cabin 10 at Mather Lodge Our stay in Cabin 10 near Mather Lodge was wonderfully cozy—quiet, tucked among trees. The cabin felt inviting from the moment we stepped in, with that classic state-park charm and the kind of calm you only get in the woods. We loved winding down there after hiking—simple, comfortable, and restful. Dining at Mather Lodge Restaurant The lodge restaurant delivered exactly what we hoped for after the trails: hearty, satisfying food and friendly service. The portions were generous, the flavors hit the spot, and the dining room’s big-window views made every meal feel special. It’s the kind of place where you relax into your chair, swap trail stories, and consider dessert even if you swore you were “too full.” Final Take Petit Jean State Park blends natural drama with genuine comfort. Cedar Falls Trail gave us that iconic Arkansas waterfall moment; Seven Hollows Trail felt like an adventure through sculpted stone and hidden grottos. Cabin 10 at Mather Lodge was the coziest home base, and the lodge restaurant rounded out each day beautifully. If you’re looking for an Arkansas getaway where the trails are inspiring and the evenings feel like a hug, this is it.
DJ S — Google review
The beauty of this place is just breathtaking. My husband and I decided to head here after helping our daughter move to Missouri. We grabbed a cabin & we were able to see the sunset & sunrise at the cliff by the Mather Lodge. We didn't get to see everything or do trails but we did get to take some beautiful pictures and realize how much we have taken for granted in life . We will be going back again!
A L — Google review
We had a great day going up and checking out all the Overlook areas and a few really short hikes to Cedar Falls Overlook and the Rock House Cave! Rock house cave trail down is hard on knees but not too bad if you take your time. It is technically some minor Rock climbing, we saw kids on the trails but nobody who had any walking difficulties. Wouldn't recommend that trail for elderly. The cedar falls lookout is a 0.25 mile board walk slow hike down so very easy.
Elizabeth R — Google review
Absolutely incredible place! It was a wonderful experience from beginning to end. The park has a great feel to it. Everyone I met was friendly and in a good mood. It's hard not to be in a place like this - with so much beauty 😍
Scott T — Google review
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4.5
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1285 Petit Jean Mountain Rd, Morrilton, AR 72110, USA
https://www.arkansasstateparks.com/parks/petit-jean-state-park
(501) 727-5441
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Pinnacle Mountain State Park

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State park
Nature & Parks
Pinnacle Mountain State Park, located just west of Little Rock, is a vast 2,356-acre day-use park offering a variety of outdoor activities. Visitors can explore scenic hiking trails with stunning mountain views and enjoy canoeing in the area. The park features an arboretum and a visitor center for those interested in learning more about the natural surroundings. The landscape includes sandstone ridges and exposed bare rock with flora resembling that of Southwest Texas, making it a unique destination for nature enthusiasts.
West side, three quarters of a mile climbed up in about forty five minutes resting from time to time. Rocky but fun trails with amazing views! Secure to hike solo, plenty of hikers yet you get your space and peace, everyone is respectful. The main entrance to the park has moved to the new visitor center so you will have to use the new road to access the west summit picnic area.
Isabel I — Google review
Pinnacle Mountain is absolutely breathtaking! We took the west Summit Trail to the top and oh my gosh, even though it is a very challenging climb getting to the top it was well worth it. You have to do it at least once.! The last two or three mile markers is when you start climbing the boulders, but it’s very good exercise! My recommendation is to wear good hiking shoes with good traction and take plenty of water because you will stop and rest a lot along the way but well worth it!
Catherine P — Google review
Get away to the scenic wonders! In 2023, my husband and I visited this beautiful state park and hiked the base trail. We chose to return because we didn't have enough time to hike to the summit of Pinnacle Mountain. On March 24, 2025, we hiked to the West Summit Trail. This is a 1.4-mile round trip and an out and back trail type with 734 ft elevation gain. We completed the hike in 2 hours. The trail is well-maintained and clearly marked. There are a few seats along the trail where you may rest or enjoy the scenery. The hike offers breathtaking views of the surroundings and is enjoyable while being rather difficult. This trail requires some bouldering and scrambling due to its steep climb and rocky terrain, especially after point-7, where the path becomes entirely bouldery. We stayed on the summit for about thirty minutes, taking in the expansive views of the Arkansas River Valley, Lake Maumelle, and the surrounding area.
Debashri M — Google review
Very cool view from the top. Nice place for photos. Trail was relatively easy(if you’re in shape) and just felt like a stair-master at some points.
Ethan O — Google review
A great spot with multiple different trails! We were excited to find out it was free. It was a nice mixture of different trail difficulty levels. Staff was super helpful to point us in the right direction and explain some of the trails.
Sarah S — Google review
I brought my 4-year-old and my 2-year-old all the way to the top. Great day good exercise way better than watching them sit in front of youtube all day.
Wesley C — Google review
Vigorous hike, 795 ft up, full of boulders, great workout, pack a picnic because the top is the most amazing view! Leave your dog at home. Too hot and too dangerous if the dog pulls while scrambling up or down the large boulders. Really, too hot for them. I saw a man with a small dog at the top last weekend and that dog was hyperventilating and dehydrated. So sad.
Melissa W — Google review
New visitor center is nice. Love the kayak rental kiosks and the trails to Pinnacle Mountain
Jim B — Google review
4.8
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4.7
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9600 AR-300, Little Rock, AR 72223, USA
http://www.arkansasstateparks.com/pinnaclemountain/
(501) 868-5806
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Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site

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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site is a significant landmark in American civil rights history. It commemorates the 1957 desegregation crisis and the bravery of the Little Rock Nine, who were the first African American students to attend the school after the Brown v. Board of Education ruling. The site stands as a testament to their struggle for civil rights and is located on Daisy L. Gatson Bates Drive in Little Rock, Arkansas.
They offer a 1 pm guided tour every day. Our tour guide Ranger Randy was very knowledgeable and gave an excellent tour, but unfortunately he is retiring so you’ll probably get another tour guide. Hopefully they will be just a good. Make sure to book reservations in advance if you want the guided tour, or just stop in anytime if you want to do a self guided tour. The guided tour really makes the story come alive, so I would recommend it. Our tour lasted about 2 hours and was half inside and half outside. There is also a visitors center if you want to look around on your own.
Thor Y — Google review
Visiting Little Rock Central High School was a powerful experience. The building itself is a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, standing as a testament to resilience and progress. Walking through its historic grounds, I couldn't help but reflect on the pivotal events of 1957 and the Bravery of the Little Rock Nine. The site balances beauty with the weight of its past, serving as an essential educational landmark that reminds us of the ongoing journey toward equality. A must-visit for those interested in civil rights history. The visitors center is free and incredibly well done. Take your time!!! The high school is still a working and functional school so there is no admittance to inside but you can walk the beautiful grounds.
Cassandra P — Google review
Fortunate to have been able to attend the ranger-led program on our visit - A very important event in our country’s history that should not be forgotten -
Nancy H — Google review
The vintage feel of the architecture is truly captivating. The museum hold such great history of the little rock nine
Jennifer — Google review
Informative, cozy museum! They’re well-arranged and good story-telling. We can visit outside the high school too.
Uyen D — Google review
Nice. School is still in use. Huge. Principal was nice to let us in even though it wasn’t open to the public that day.
Kerra H — Google review
The experience of being there is breathtaking. Honor history while you can! Let me remind you all, it is an active school. So don't walk in. I almost walked in because I initially thought it was a museum. When I saw a young high school aged student with a bookbag walk out with her mom, I realized class was in session! The museum is across the street from the school.
V. D — Google review
Very interesting and informative site and museum. The museum is across the street from the high school so you are able to learn about the history and actually see where it took place. The museum gave the history of the high school and the efforts to integrate and also prevent integration. They had videos, pictures, and some objects. Lots of information to take in so take your time it’s worth it! The subject was handled in a sensitive and informative manner.
Pia L — Google review
4.8
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4.7
(1272)
2120 W Daisy L Gatson Bates Dr, Little Rock, AR 72202, USA
http://www.nps.gov/chsc/index.htm
(501) 516-7230
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Little Rock River Market

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Food court
Shopping
Nestled in the heart of Little Rock, Arkansas, the Little Rock River Market District is a bustling and vibrant hub that showcases the essence of downtown living. Along the scenic banks of the Arkansas River, this district offers an eclectic mix of cultural experiences, culinary delights, and entertainment options. Visitors can explore local shops, savor diverse cuisines from food trucks, and groove to live music.
Little Rock River Market is a fun place to get out and walk around. You can get the most beautiful views of Downtown from the Junction Bridge (a pedestrian bridge). There are many fun things to do in this area as well as several great restaurants.
Jan C — Google review
Food was delicious from the Thai restaurant. Great choices and all very good. Sadly ,there was usually one person working each booth. This made for long waits for food. Great place if you aren’t in a hurry.
Andrea H — Google review
This is such a great location for food vendors and patrons. It actually rivals many enjoyable out of town establishments that are comparable. The biggest problem (and reason for my rating) is that it is not open past 2 pm. The hours are horrible and prevent many businesses from reaching their greatest earning potential. My family and I would regularly frequent Ottenheimer Hall if it were open later.
Jillianmitchell78 — Google review
Lots of food options. We ordered from the Thai place - food was good, drink was ok. Also ordered a drink at the bar (happy hour) and was not too impressed with the drink either.
Aparna S — Google review
One third of the vendors in food court were still closed.We ordered from Mexican and Thai food. Thai curry was spicy and the tacos were ok .Love the park nearby with many fun sculptures.
Vy O — Google review
A nice farmer's market offering local produce and goods. Located under two covered vendor areas, this downtown river market is a fun way to spend a Saturday morning! Bicycle rentals and a ton of restaurants along with a food hall are just feet away.
Jared W — Google review
I like the idea that there are so many restaurants in one building that represents so many different parts of the world. My favorite is the Japanese restaurant and I have been there about four times although there are a few restaurants inside that I have a very difficult time passing by.
Dre T — Google review
The River Market was nearly completely devoid of people on our Saturday afternoon visit. While the place might be quite entertaining during the summer, it is rather lifeless in the winter. The Middle East Mediterranean place did have fantastic food and incredibly friendly service!
Dan B — Google review
4.5
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4.2
(666)
400 President Clinton Ave, Little Rock, AR 72201, USA
http://www.rivermarket.info/
(501) 375-2552
25

William J. Clinton Library and Museum

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History museum
Sights & Landmarks
The William J. Clinton Library and Museum in Little Rock offers a fascinating look into the life and presidency of Bill Clinton. The museum spans three floors and features a wide array of exhibits, including documents, photographs, and artifacts from his time in office. Visitors can explore replicas of the Oval Office and Cabinet Room, as well as displays showcasing daily life at the White House. Additionally, the museum is set within a 30-acre park, providing a scenic backdrop for visitors to enjoy.
In May 2025, we visited the William J. Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Arkansas. The Clinton Library is impressive. The displays are amazing and it is clean and well laid out. Even though I do not agree with many of Clinton's politics, I left having more respect for Clinton and what he accomplished as a US President. I highly recommend visiting the Clinton Presidential Library.
John C — Google review
Amazing museum - a must see for anyone in the area. They've done a really nice job at bringing the story to life and you really get to relive the era in your mind. The exhibits are really well done and very detailed. The staff is super friendly, warm and welcoming. The cabinet room is a favorite as well as the oval office of course. I brought the kids (under 10) and they had enough to keep entertained for a few hours while I walked down memory lane.
Joseph K — Google review
We LOVED this museum! We didn’t have any expectations— just knew we wanted to go and check it out. Well lucky for us, we were blown away. The architecture and intention behind the building’s design was just as amazing as the exhibits inside. The best part was our tour guide, Mark, who was so friendly, personable, and knowledgeable about the building and US History. He truly made our visit extra special and memorable! The second best part was the portrait gallery! The art work of the Clinton’s was unbelievable! We also loved learning about their pets, Boots and Socks and seeing all of the treasures they were gifted by foreign diplomats. A must see for $12!!
Denyel B — Google review
Going back to my home state can be more than just visiting relatives. I had to make time to visit the Clinton Library again. When I visited the first time, it had just opened and my husband didn't get to see it. The library is a fun, educational experience and we both enjoyed our visit. There are exhibits on all three floors and lots of interactive things to do. We visited a special exhibit of portraits first and then went through the rest of the library. The gifts from visiting dignitaries areas are always fun and fascinating. The library covers all aspects of Bill Clinton's life and does a good job of it. Having visited several other presidential libraries, I did find the layout (it was built to be like a bridge to the future) a little confining. But overall it is really great place filled with so much history. There is a restaurant located in the bottom floor of the building, but it was closed the day we visited so we went to lunch nearby. I was told it is best to make a reservation if you want to eat in the restaurant. You can leave and return the same day as long as you keep your ticket.
Lucille T — Google review
Well organized displays. Very helpful, friendly, and well informed staff. Loved seeing personal correspondence and photos and other memorabilia. Stunning replica of Oval Office. Cabinet room too. Very reasonable price for admission but a little pricey and regrettable up charge for a photo in the Oval.
Fr. N — Google review
The library is a powerful memory of the Clinton presidency from 1993 until early 2001. The history lessons transcend political views, making it an interesting visit for anyone. The grounds also offer wonderful scenery and have great walking and running trails.
Michael N — Google review
I walked in expecting a library, shelves of documents, maybe a display case or two. What I found was something else entirely. This isn’t just a collection of papers, it’s a time capsule—an immersive experience into President Clinton’s legacy, decisions, and the era he helped define. My family and I stood there, stunned at what we didn’t know. The exhibits pull you in, not just with facts, but with context and feeling. We sat at the President’s staff table, snapped photos in the replica Oval Office, and found ourselves taking a genuine interest in his life and presidency—something I didn’t expect to happen as deeply as it did. This visit changed our summer plans. Since then, we’ve explored two more presidential libraries, and we’re already mapping out a trail for next year. There is an entry fee, but it’s more than worth it. This place opened a door for us we didn’t know we wanted to walk through.
Michael M — Google review
I thought there would be more to it, but apparently some galleries are being switched out right now. Still plenty of interesting info and we especially enjoyed the Oval Office replica. All the staff were very helpful and welcoming. A must-see if you’re in Little Rock!
Jaimie J — Google review
4.5
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4.4
(2662)
1200 President Clinton Ave, Little Rock, AR 72201, USA
https://www.clintonpresidentialcenter.org/
(501) 370-8000
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The Old Mill

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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Located in T.R. Pugh Memorial Park, The Old Mill is a charming 1880's-style water mill featuring rustic outdoor sculptures. Little Rock offers a variety of outdoor parks and trails, such as the Big Dam Bridge and Two Rivers Park, providing opportunities for scenic views and nature exploration. Visitors can also immerse themselves in the city's historical and cultural sites, including museums like the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts and President Clinton's Little Rock tour.
We visited The Old Mill in North Little Rock and the view was very beautiful. The old stone building beside the quiet water looked like something from a movie. Trees and flowers were all around, and the sound of the water was peaceful. It was a perfect place to take photos and enjoy nature. We loved it!
Joel T — Google review
My Fiance took me here for a picnic in the park. I love it!! Beautiful sky and pretty flower's, it was extremely hot this day. They have duck's and they are bold when they see people eating lol. It's relaxing out there, it was very few people out there when we went but I love taking Pictures of everything. Walking trail, waterfalls and place's you can sit at not all spots are in the shade so be prepared 😉. It's free bring family or date
Peaceful S — Google review
The old mill was an absolutely stunning place, there were a lot of volunteers here keeping the place stunning. This place magical, absolutely breathtaking. It only took a short 30 minutes as we were on a time crunch but it was absolutely scenic. Between the wood bridges, the small house, pond, or waterfall. Great place to stopby and enjoy nature, take a break, or take picnics. Absolutely wonderful and will come again. There is no fee to enter, but I wish there was a donation box. The volunteers here are doing amazing work to keep this place tidy ☺️
Theresa — Google review
I didn't know I was going here until I was just a few miles away. Once I got here I was in total amazement. I've seen pictures of the mill in fact the hotel I'm staying at has it on the wall. Going through the entire area I got great pictures and memories of the beauty of the whole area. The master gardeners do such a great job, here it's middle of October and the flowers are still blooming. Take a half hour out of your day and smell the flowers.
Roger H — Google review
In the middle of North Little Rock’s quiet neighborhoods sits this hidden JEWEL amongst normal homes. We got there in less than five minutes from my daughter’s house. It took me around an hour to walk through this gorgeous place. Don’t get me wrong, this place takes you less than 15 minutes to finish it, but if you’re like me who like to take their time sightseeing, time will pass without you realising that. Admission is free, the only downside is the limited parking spaces since the mill lies between homes, so you need to choose when to visit 😉👍🏻
Nadia R — Google review
The Old Mill in Arkansas is a beautifully preserved, fairy-tale spot — rustic stonework, peaceful water features, and lush greenery create a magical atmosphere. Perfect for photos, quiet walks, and history lovers, it feels like stepping into a classic movie scene brought to life.
AndreisAdventureChronicles — Google review
The Old Mill in Arkansas is absolutely breathtaking! 🌿 It’s the perfect place for taking photos—every corner looks like it belongs on a postcard. The peaceful atmosphere makes it just as ideal for simply relaxing and enjoying nature. You could easily spend hours wandering the paths, admiring the scenery, and soaking in the beauty. A must-visit spot if you’re in the area!
Shamorra M — Google review
I thought it was an original. However, it is a concrete replica of one. Very cool place and beautiful gardens. A lot of ducks that are not afraid of humans. Bathrooms located on site. Many benches and resting spots. The bridges are so unique and fun to walk over.
Chatfield I — Google review
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4.7
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3800 Lakeshore Dr, North Little Rock, AR 72116, USA
https://nlr.ar.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/parks/old-mill/
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Woolly Hollow State Park

State park
Nature & Parks
Lakeside natural area with boat rental & launching, campsites, hiking trails, showers & a snack bar.
Shocked how nice it is. There's an artesian well spring right beside our camp grounds, spot #1, which is also next to this little lake. Kinda pricey, but nice. Very clean men's room with nice shower. Polite guests. Easy to collect firewood, at the first of April. I've camped in far worse places for the same money. There were two mounds of beaver dams (best guess) right beside our campsite!
Jeremy W — Google review
Woolly Hollow State Park is a quick drive from Greenbrier, Arkansas and is based on a dam lake, Bennett Lake. This park has a somewhat secluded type of appeal offering a broad spectrum of amenities, such as hiking, biking, camping, picnic tables, snack bar, swimming, and more. Using the idiom, "just for kicks" might best describe the photo that includes a rather bewildering permanent "no swimming" sign next to the designated swimming area and "no picnicking" sign next to a picnic table. Sorry, this just couldn't be resisted! On a more serious note, you'll discover great hiking, easy access to the lake, plenty of room to move without crowds, clean restrooms, and a pristine Visitor Center. Of particular note, was the customer service received at the Visitor Center. We were treated as special, unique, and received trail direction that later saved us from getting lost...and we are experienced hikers. The woman we spoke with even went so far as to ask us to call if we got lost. In a word, IMPRESSIVE! The only drawback we found regarding the trails were the obvious lack of maps marking your actual location and proximity when you're on the trails at various points. As a result, it is fairly easy to get lost, so bring plenty of water, particularly at this time of year.
Glen B — Google review
We had fun! Free to get in. Free WIFI! There’s space to kayak, a swimming area roped off, fishing is good, several people camping (tents), and family friendly. The water is dark and murky —so didn’t swim. There’s sand in the swimming area and kids were having a ball. Bathrooms. Trails. Kayak kiosk. Cell reception is spotty. Great little State Park.
Christina B — Google review
Great little swim spot, friendly staff on the lifeguard stand, and in the concession! The food is awesome and the prices are reasonable. They offer peddle boats, and kayaks for rent (and a launch if you have your own kayak/canoe) and the park has lovely trails for walking or mountain biking. The parking is ample and they have campsites/RV spaces as well! Be sure to visit the Visitor Center, they have a little shop that's fun to enjoy.
Amanda K — Google review
Great lil spot! Clean and friendly, nice camp areas with running water on the lots, each with fire pits, tent pads and a picnic table. Lots of wood available to cut for a fire and beautiful views of the lake. I would recommend packing bug spray though! Also, there's volleyball and basketball areas so bring a ball!! :)
Kat A — Google review
Enjoyed a warm, sunny day at the swim beach swimming and paddle boating. Learned about the history of the Wooly family that the park is named after.
Barbara S — Google review
We went with family. They had camper and we had a tent pad on the same campsite. The park is beautiful. The tent site was nestled in the tree's beautiful on a tent pad. I just don't think that the campers should have to pay to swim there. 😕 also the park rangers were very rude .
Sue H — Google review
As with most AR state parks, this park is lovely. Lots and lots of trees. Nice hiking trails. Swim beach, playground, fishing, kayaking, and more are available. Hookups worked great. Very nice overall.
Andrew S — Google review
4.7
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4.5
(64)
82 Woolly Hollow Rd, Greenbrier, AR 72058, USA
https://www.arkansasstateparks.com/parks/woolly-hollow-state-park
(501) 679-2098
28

Gold Strike Casino Resort

Casino
Casinos & Gambling
Polished rooms, plus a casino, a spa, a pool, 4 restaurants & a stage with live entertainment.
Beautiful sight to see every time. Staff is great. A bigger sign at the resturants tell u where to wait would be great. Took us by surprise when we walk by a front worker ask if we just walk in and she didn't stop us clearly we miss heard her. We got it figured out thanks to some servers that took notice. Thank you for the understanding and help.
Jennifer ( — Google review
2 of the 4 elevators didn't work. The escalator in the casino didn't work. The soap dispensers in the bathrooms didn't work. The roulette screens didnt work. The shower head in our room didn't work correctly and the shower pressure was horrible. We had stained towels. The toilet was dirty. Every time we got off the elevator it was strong weed smell. After we booked our room at the front desk, we didn't realize we could go online and get the room for $10 cheaper with a food credit. I wont say we wont ever stay there again but it won't be our first choice. The only positive thing was the actual beds. They were soft, clean, and comfortable.
Toni M — Google review
love the exclusivity but the room was definitely dated and had not been dusted in awhile. the sink and tub were very dated as well. service was beyond fantastic and the beds were INCREDIBLE. so comfortable. soft sheets. perfect pillows. literally no complaints. we stayed on floor 27 and it was a beautiful view.
Mercedes — Google review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars for Terrence at the Gold Strike Buffet – Mississippi If the Gold Strike Buffet had a Hall of Fame, Terrence would have his own wing. From the moment we walked in, he made us feel like family — warm smile, genuine kindness, and an energy that could light up Tunica. Terrence didn’t just do his job; he elevated the entire dining experience. Plates cleared before we even had to ask, drink refills magically appeared, and he somehow remembered everyone’s preferences like he’d known us for years. It’s rare to meet someone who truly cares about their guests, but Terrence does — effortlessly. He takes pride in his work, and it shows in every small detail. The buffet was great, but Terrence? He’s the reason we’ll be coming back. Gold Strike, hold on tight to this guy — he’s a real gem.
Sara L — Google review
Stayed here Thursday night, was only planning on staying one night, we got up Friday, it was storming, we had traveled in on a motorcycle... we left and rode about 10 minutes and decided to turn around and come back. We decided to stay another night. I called the reservation line and we got a room. A casino host gave us each a comp dinner buffet and a comp brunch buffet. Both very excellent. Heated spa tub was nice so was the pool to cool off in. I also got picked to play the football frenzy game to win free play on Friday night, and I won $550 in free play. All of the employees we interacted with were very nice and welcoming. Only bad things I can say are, the safe did not work, there was an error code when I tried to use it. The collective kitchens breakfast plate with eggs, potatoes and a biscuit was terrible. Eggs were watery and nasty, biscuit was hard. Potatoes weren't terrible but not great. And for brunch this morning, the hostess who sat us and our server both acted like they didnt want to be there. Neither were very friendly at all. Everything else was great. You can tell the staff do a great job keeping the property clean and updated despite that its an older property. If you have ever been to Tunica, most of the other casinos there are run down. We will definitely come back again. Thank you Gold Strike employees for making our stay great!
A C — Google review
When this was an MGM property it was great. This place is terrible now. Slots are terrible tables are terrible just terrible. Lost $1500 in less than 30 minutes betting $10/spin. No bonuses or anything. Took out another $500 same thing. I’ve been here 5/6 times since they’ve rebranded. Haven’t gotten up once
Chancedy P — Google review
Unfortunately the customer service here was less than what one should expect from such a large and expensive hotel. The restaurant staff were rude, seemingly uninterested in customer service. The Casinonis nice but would likely not stay here again.
Melvin C — Google review
Hands down the best Casino in Tunica. The cleanliness and service is great. Anytime I pass through Mississippi, it's a must stop for me. Hopefully next time I could win something because I haven't had any luck there but I enjoy the atmosphere every time I stop by.
Mexi F — Google review
4.2
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4.0
(818)
1010 Casino Center Dr, Tunica Resorts, MS 38664, USA
https://www.goldstrike.com/
(662) 357-1111
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Horseshoe Tunica - A Caesars Rewards Destination

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Hotel
Casinos & Gambling
Casino
Horseshoe Tunica is a vibrant casino resort that offers a delightful blend of entertainment and relaxation. With its casual accommodations, guests can enjoy spacious rooms perfect for family getaways or girls' nights out. The resort features an outdoor pool, a well-equipped gym, and five diverse dining options to satisfy any craving. For those looking to explore the area, nearby attractions include St.
I’ve stayed at this hotel a couple times now and previously I was satisfied with my stay. My recent stay has changed my opinion. On one hand the rooms are decently priced and clean, there’s variety in the games, and the pool isn’t too crowded. However, the building desperately needs renovations and I worry for the safety of future guests because of it. During my last stay the fire alarm went off in the middle of the night. Everyone filled the hall and made their way to the emergency exits, which were not easy find as there was no maps of the building. While exiting the building I noticed a metal panel lifting right outside of the door and nearly tripped. I stayed behind to warn other guests because it was dark and many of the guests were elderly. We made our way downstairs only to be trapped by a gate with no other method of exit. We had to wait at least 15 minutes for employees to open this gate. Luckily, it seemed like a false alarm, but if an actual emergency had occurred, I worry the elderly guests in particular would have been endangered by the building’s infrastructure. Horseshoe needs to seriously consider some minor updates for the safety of their future guests. I would not feel comfortable staying there again unless these changes were implemented.
Kyra — Google review
I’m hoping the Horseshoe will do what they gotta do to stay open…the rooms are very outdated and really need a DEEP cleaning…we were on the 3rd floor..which is dark and dreary. The staff are always nice and helpful. We were carded (show license) or you cant go into the casino…we (3 adults in our 60’s) So we really didn’t understand the reasoning for this new protocol. We are just hopeful they are renovating and gonna keep the casino up to date on new machines and more great shows…
Debbie K — Google review
I’ll start with what was good. It was a comfortable bed. That’s the positive. Now for the negative . The hotel is like an old dog waiting to die. Upon check in, we asked for a room close to the elevator since I had recently hurt my knee. We were given a room on the second floor as far away from the elevator as possible. When my husband went back to the front desk the employee knew we would be back. We had to upgrade to get a closer room. Keep in mind there were NO people in the hotel. We had dinner at the Asian restaurant only to find out our club credits are not accepted there. No signage to make customers aware and the restaurant is on the club app. The food was ok but we were the only ones there and the waitress stood over us the entire time making it uncomfortable. The gaming floor has empty spots and yellow tape. Nothing near the number of slots it used to have. We woke up this morning to drilling and hammering before 8 am. We were supposed to gamble today with 5X tier credits and stay tonight. But It just wasn’t worth it. So we left a day early. This used to be our favorite location. It’s a true disappointment. Find some place else to play !
Elizabeth C — Google review
This review is specific to the hotel, the casino is a casino. The room was clean but no coffee pot, since there's a Starbucks in the lobby, I guess, except the Starbucks was not open anytime after 2pm. The snack bar didn't have any coffee either. Since I like coffee after dinner and before bed, I'd have to get a coffee from the bartender and take it to the room. I gave service one star since I never got any -- a three-day stay and I never saw housekeeping. A room for two had two towels that were never changed. I guess you are supposed to ask to have your bed made and your towels changed; for the price they should do that. I guess that's another reason there is no Keurig in the room; you'd need housekeeping to replenish the coffee. One other pet peeve is there was no toilet pqper holder; the paper was sitting on a shelf. Not a fan of that setup. Location was ideal since it's at the casino where I was playing in a poker tourney.
Cheryl G — Google review
Ouch. Brought cash out tickets back, out of the way. But why not? They had zero rooms because their system was down. Drove down the way to gold strike. Lovely people with an inexpensive room. Walked back to the horsescrew and they said my cashout tickets expired on October 1. FYI they were 2 months old. Question: why does my cash expire? The photo below is the Gold Strike room. Great room and great people. Horsescrew, not so much.
Justin R — Google review
I fell at this casino due to a bulk in their floor!!! They are simply acting like they don’t care at all!!!! And the employees that I’ve dealt with in regards to the situation have been careless thus far!! I’m angry, this was my favorite casino but not anymore!!! The guest and their comfort happiness and safety should be your number 1 goal bc they are the people that keep you guys in business!!! And it’s shows here on the reviews how little they care!!! The owner is replying to all positive reviews but has nothing to say for themselves in the negative reviews!!!
Amanda M — Google review
It's gone down hill in the last few years. Food is good but the comped rooms are way down the hall and are not in the best shape. They tried to charge us $100 to upgrade to a deluxe room.
Lee E — Google review
I am very disappointed and unsatisfied with this room. We drove from Houston to Shreveport to Robinson We were late arrival at 8:30. The 2 queen bed room we thought was reserved wasn't available. Ok..Busy night at casino... We were dead tired.. The staff at was not friendly but professional. The walked to the room is at least 2 city blocks from elevators .The room is dated but clean. Closet door won't close..safe door falls off. But out of our years of travel I have never seen such a small room. Motel rooms are larger. We started to ask to be moved but had already unpacked and just to exhausted to repack. We rested and went to casino. (Lively) The walked back to room was exhausting. We are both in our 70's. Horseshoe has spoiled our trip. Won't be getting out room much because we will hate the return. NEVER AGAIN
Frank W — Google review
4.1
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4.0
(12138)
1021 Casino Center Dr, Tunica Resorts, MS 38664, USA
https://www.caesars.com/horseshoe-tunica?utm_campaign=gmb&utm_source=google&utm_medium=local&utm_term=HorseshoeTunica&utm_content=hotel&y_source=1_NDM2NjgxMC03MTUtbG9jYXRpb24ud2Vic2l0ZQ%3D%3D
(800) 303-7463
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Tunica Roadhouse

Hotel
Casinos & Gambling
Casino
Relaxed suites in a casino hotel, with slots & table games, plus a diner & bar with free concerts.
Everybody there was so nice, from the front desk, the cleaning staff, wait staff and all the people in the Casino. The room was wonderful. Clean, Comfy, luxurious. My husband has a bad back and is very picky when it comes to beds. He said this was one of the most comfortable he has slept in. We can't wait to go back.
ProudGrandmaof 7 — Google review
Only 3 stars because all the have left are a few rooms and small gift shop. The staff was wonderful and so welcoming. Hotel was clean. Definitely enjoyed staying there. My room was more than I expected. It could use updating but since it was bought out by Cesar's I guess we will see. Half hotel is shut down no casino or food. But the rest was great. I would stay again if open when I return. Food and casino is quick walk across parking lot along with plenty of food options.
Alexa W — Google review
Stayed on 2/13. Check in staff was quite rude and not helpful. The Valet was friendly and very helpful. The Casino is closed and all the amenities are next door at the Horseshoe. The room was very nice, comfortable bed and very clean. The hallway smelled like it had just been cleaned and was perfumed enough to be offensive. They still charge the resort fee but we were not informed about it at check-in even though they have no amenities except next door. Overall, Tunica is a hole and the roadhouse was greatly disappointing. I should have stayed at the Horseshoe or skipped Tunica all together. I saw absolutely no reason to go back.
John S — Google review
Loved, loved, loved, loved, loved this place. The decor was awesome and when they say free drinks they mean it! There is a button to push on the gambling machines that will bring up a menu of drinks for you to choose from and just a couple minutes later someone will appear with a drink in hand delivered right to you! It was awesome! Had a blast here. Was staying at a different casino but ended up walking to this one every night.
Kortney A — Google review
We've stayed with this group the last 4 years and they never disappoint. The staff is extremely pleasant. The hotel is older but not run down. Everyone is eager to please and made us feel important. High five to Larry the Valet, he always greets us like he has known us forever and so eager to please. Casino even let's you win! Although I seem to donate it all back before we left. Great experience! Would highly recommend this establishment!
Therese H — Google review
The rooms are outstanding and the service was just as great, we were greeted and offered help having our bags brought to our room, when we offered a tip the attendant was already gone! He was very polite and quick. The gift shop is well stocked with a variety of essentials and souvenirs, parking is easily located and the wait staff were very prompt and helpful!
Alex W — Google review
4.1
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4.0
(565)
1107 Casino Center Dr, Tunica Resorts, MS 38664, USA
https://www.caesars.com/tunica-roadhouse?utm_campaign=GMB&utm_source=google&utm_medium=local&utm_term=TunicaRoadhouse&utm_content=hotel
(662) 363-4900
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