The Remnants Of This Dinosaur-Themed Amusement Park In Arkansas Are Terribly Creepy
Dinosaur World in Beaver, Arkansas, once a major tourist attraction with prehistoric sculptures, closed in 2005 but remains popular with explorers and Hollywood.
Once known as the world's largest dinosaur theme park, Dinosaur World opened in 1967. The town of Beaver, Arkansas saw a jump in tourism as visitors stopped to see hundreds of prehistoric sculptures while on their way to Beaver Lake or Eureka Springs. The park was originally named Farwell's Dinosaur Park in its early years and was later sold and re-named John Agar's Land of Kong after King Kong actor John Agar gave a friend permission to promote the park in his name in the late 1970s.
Dinosaur World featured the world's largest Noah's Ark Mural as well as 65 acres of sculptured dinosaurs and cavemen. After Agar's King Kong was released in 1976, a 40-foot tall statue of the legendary movie monster was built and exhibited as the "World's Largest King Kong." The park officially closed in 2005 and over the past decades has become popular with explorers who enjoy touring abandoned theme parks.
Sculptor Emmet Sullivan designed all of the works at Dinosaur World in Arkansas. Eureka Springs visitors will also went to see his best known work, Christ of the Ozarks. Sullivan's sculptures are also featured in South Dakota at Dinosaur Park and Wall Drug. Local constructors were hired to build Sullivan's designed pieces.
In addition to being popular with explorers, Dinosaur World has also received attention from Hollywood. The park's dinosaurs are shown in the opening credits of 1969's It's Alive, and the 2005 film Elizabethtown released a DVD cover showing the park. If you're really into exploring this location, check out YouTuber The Carpetbagger's complete walk through of Dinosaur World.
Best Travel Gifts of 2024, Hand-picked by Our Travel Experts
If you're looking for gifting ideas for the travelers in your life this holiday season, check out our list of our favorite, tried and true travel gifts.
Welcome to Hand-Picked, a curated series highlighting the travel gear and goods our staff truly love. From practical essentials to playful extras, these are the items that make travel fun—and shopping even better! Each pick is independently selected by our editors, and if you make a purchase through our links, Only In Your State may earn a commission.
There is nothing that makes me happier than picking out the perfect gift. Friends often ask me for ideas of what to gift to their family, children, partners, friends... the challenge of finding that special item (or experience) is my favorite kind of adrenaline rush. And because of this, the holiday season is like my version of sky diving.
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Our team of travel experts here at Only In Your State joined me in selecting our favorite travel gifts of the season. We've hand-picked 24 gifts that we own and love and would joyfully wrap up with a shiny bow for other travel lovers in our lives. We've chosen a variety of options, from candles to books, to the perfect travel shoes and bags. There is also a wide range of prices for any gifting budget. Pick out a few to gift this season and maybe even send some of these ideas to those who are shopping for you. It may be the holiday season, but it is also always travel season in our minds.
Why We Love Them: How fun is this candle? I love picking out meaningful gifts and this one is perfect for the woman in your life who can't help but plan another trip. Or, maybe this is you and this candle needs to make its way into your own stocking! The LEADO store on Amazon actually has several unique gifts and it's worth checking out. Where to Buy Them: Shop this candle and more on Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $16.99 Bonus: Manager of Editorial Megan Shute swears by these rechargeable USB lighters – add one to your favorite candle lover's stocking, and they will not be disappointed.
Why We Love It: We've tried some pretty spiffy eye masks, but have you ever experienced an eye massager? The Bob & Brad EyeOasis 2 is as relaxing as it gets. With adjustable pressure & heat settings, this is a must-have if you want to tune out the world and treat yourself. It's the first thing we reach for when we feel a migraine coming on! Where To Buy It: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $59.99 (normally $74.99)
Why We Love Them: It's safe to say I am in my sneaker era and I know I'm not alone. When I discovered Kizik shoes, especially their sneakers, I felt like I discovered gold at the end of the rainbow. I love that the brand is size inclusive (I have big feet) and you literally just slip these on and go. Hands-free shoes! This makes them perfect for travel and the fact that these go with everything means no over-packing necessary. Where to Buy Them: Check out the Milan sneaker and several other styles (boots, too!) on the Kizik website. Price (at time of publication): $149
Why We Love Them: I discovered Frankie Jean while in Austin with my daughter and once I saw the Y'ALL Baseball Cap, I knew it would make the perfect souvenir -- and travel hat! I always travel with a baseball hat; they're handy for post-plane hair and offer protection from the elements. Frankie Jean has an array of adorable caps for non-y'allers, too, with all 50 states represented in the web store. Where to Buy It: Visit Frankie Jean online for this hat and many others! Price (at time of publication): $32
Why We Love Them: The Yoto Mini is an excellent gadget for kids on the go. Physical cards allow children to expand their imagination through audiobooks, music, activities, and educational audio. Manager of Editorial Megan Shute purchased the mini-player for her daughter's 4th birthday earlier this year ahead of an overseas move and has been endlessly impressed: "Not only did it replace her standard sound machine with its white noise options, but it has given us another portable screen-free entertainment option for at home and while traveling. The Yoto is also perfect for anyone who asks what your child wants for the holidays — cards for their new Yoto collection, please!" Where to Buy Them: Yoto is available on their website and Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $69.99 for player
Why We Love Them: The Vuori Performance Joggers might just be the most comfortable piece of clothing we own. The buttery-soft, stretchy material is the perfect weight, and the slim yet relaxed fit is one of the most universally flattering styles we've tried. Engagement Editor Meg Archer has gifted these to many people over the last few years: "I have yet to hear anything but rave reviews (and a bit of friendly shaming for spawning new obsessions). Don't be surprised if these just so happen to, umm... multiply... in your closet. I couldn't stop at just one pair." Bonus: The matching Vuori Halo Performance Hoodie is one of our favorite lightweight layers for all types of travel! Where To Buy Them: Buy Now From Vuori Price (at time of publication): $94
Why We Love Them: If you have a friend or family member who loves to travel and loves bags (who doesn't?), then this Calpak tote bag is the ultimate gift. When I say ultimate, I mean it, because this is the ultimate bag. My own tote bag is pictured above, when used on an overnight trip. I've also used it as a carry-on bag on flights, to tote sports equipment around for my kids, and for a weekend getaway. It is much larger than it looks in this photo and keeps everything organized. It also wipes clean! Where to Buy Them: Calpak has countless travel bags, but you can find this particular one on their website. Price (at time of publication): $131.75
Why We Love Them: I've purchased two of these portable hammocks with lightweight frames throughout the years — one as a gift for my father and one for myself after realizing how fantastic the hammock was. While it's not a travel product, per se, it has made my everyday life feel more like a vacation, something we could all use a bit more of these days. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $69.99
Why We Love Them: All of the staff at Only In Your State loves to represent their roots and Wear Your Roots allows you to do that in a fashionable - and comfortable - way. We love the wears from this Montana-based company and we happen to believe that these hoodies, shirts, hats, and more make the perfect gift. Where to Buy Them: Shop now on the Wear Your Roots website Price (at time of publication): Varies by Product
Why We Love It: It's taken several trips for me to figure out my perfect "weekender bag that's TSA approved," but I've found my perfect carry on with the TOBIQ Colorado 30L. An Instagram ad caught my eye during a late-night scroll session and I was intrigued by the colorful compartments and versatility of the bag, which can be carried as a duffle or as a backpack (I prefer the backpack for even weight distribution and airport navigation.) Made of durable, weather-resistant recycled materials, I've stashed this bag under my seat and in the overhead compartment; it's easy to maneuver and the top zip pocket is perfect for easy phone/ID access. Bonus: I loved this carry on bag so much, I purchased TOBIQ's Toiletry Bag; it fits perfectly inside one of the Colorado's four compartments and has a smart, intuitive design with the brand's signature "plethora of zippered pouches and pockets."
Where to Buy Them: Visit tobiqtravel.com to purchase the Colorado 30L and/or Toiletry Bag. Price (at time of publication): $199 (Colorado 30L)/$69 (Toiletry Bag)
Why We Love Them: The Zestt Dreamsoft Travel Scarf doubles as a blanket, making it the perfect travel accessory for year-round adventures – especially on airplanes! Made from organic cotton and easy to wash and care for, we have even used this piece as a makeshift picnic blanket while traveling. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $50
Why I Love It: This raincoat is absolutely perfect: it's light (12.4 ounces!) and super packable, "self stuffing" into one of its pockets in a Houdini-like feat. The hood is generously sized to fit over a hat and has a cord-and-hook design that keeps rain out (seriously -- this photo was taken after a trip to Portland, Oregon, where its water resistance was put to the test!). I purchased my Torrentshellfive years ago and it still looks brand new, the fabric has never snagged or ripped despite being put through the ringer! Bonus: The Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Rain Jacket comes in men's sizes, too! Where to Buy It: Buy it now on REI. Price (at time of publication): $179 (both men's and women's)
Why We Love Them: I love gifting books. Maybe it's the writer in me or the nostalgia I feel every time I sit down and open up an actual book. Coffee table books make for great gifts and I absolutely love this collection of photography of New York City. Whether you know someone who loves NYC or has a wanderlust for the Big Apple, this gorgeous book just needs a bow on top and it's ready to gift. Where to Buy Them: Buy this book and others in the collection on Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $19.78
Why We Love Them: A well-stocked first aid kit is essential for any traveler, and we love these small Welly kits. They're the perfect option to keep in your car, diaper bag, or carry-on for accidents on the go. Another excellent stocking stuffer for anyone in your life. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Walmart Price (at time of publication): $9.70
Why We Love Them: The OluKai Pehuea Lī Sneaker is lightweight and breathable, but also extremely comfortable and surprisingly supportive. It's our go-to shoe when we know we're going to be on our feet all day! We love that they can be worn as either sneakers or slides, so they're easy to slip off when going through TSA checks. Plus, the style goes with just about everything. Where To Buy Them: Buy Now From OluKai Price (at time of publication): $110
Why I Love It: Fact: Airplanes are notoriously dry, dry, dry. No matter how much water I drink both before and during the flight, I always find myself in a hydration deficit for days. My skin feels so tight and parched during flights, and while I've been known to slap on a sheet mask at 12,000 feet, my 11 year old's mortification on a recent trip had me rethinking this strategy. My solution? BioRepublic's Lost Baggage biocellulose eye masks. These mini moisturizers contain an uber-hydrating cocktail of peptides, hyaluronic acid, squalene, rose water, and vitamin E that feel oh-so-refreshing on parched skin. Bonus: Each of these little masks has enough moisture that I'm able to massage the excess into the rest of my face after my brief, in-flight spa moment. Where to Buy It: I have a BioRepublic Lost Baggage Under Eye Emergency Repair Mask Subscribe & Save order through Amazon -- you'll get a slight discount if you set this up! Price (at time of publication): 3/$15.00
Why I Love It: I am a dedicated Stanley girl, but when I travel, I like to keep things as light and portable as possible. A recent trip to Washington D.C. had me singing the praises of my Hydaway Collapsible Water Bottle, especially after paying $6 for a tiny bottle of water the afternoon we arrived and embarked sans water. I love the bottle's muted color options (I have the Hydaway in Twilight), sturdy handle, and fuss-free cleaning; fully extended it holds 17 ounces of water, making this smart little number perfect for filling up on the go. Where to Buy Them: The Hydaway Collapsible Water Bottle is available at several online merchants; I purchased through REI. Available here on Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $27.95.
Why We Love Them: This is one of those things that we don't know how we traveled without them. Packing cubes keep things organized, save space in a suitcase, and take the pain out of the packing process. If you know and love someone who travels, this set would make the perfect gift. Where to Buy Them: There are so many options for packing cubes on Amazon, but we particularly LOVE this set. Price (at time of publication): $16.99 for 8 cubes
Why We Love Them: I've been a fan of Beis for years now, starting with the Weekender (it’s my absolute favorite travel bag for short car trips or flying and is surprisingly roomy). I recently purchased another Beis item — the backpack. With a padded interior sleeve, two water bottle pockets, and plenty of organization built-in — we’re talking zippered interior pockets, pen slots, a key leash, and more — this is the best backpack I’ve ever owned. It also has a full-zip opening, so it’s easy to pack, and the trolley pass-through makes it the perfect carry-on companion. This olive beauty is officially my new favorite personal item while traveling, and I’ve already brought it on several trips. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Beis Price (at time of publication): $88
Why We Love Them: We bought this set of two accessory organizers for a recent trip and think they would make a fun stocking stuffer filled with all sorts of small and useful travel goodies — chapstick, hair ties, mini lotions, bandaids, etc. The gift recipient can then use the organizers for travel. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $17.66
Why We Love It: The sleek style of the Away Everywhere Zip Backpack looks at home in just about any environment, making it a great transition bag if you need to hop right from a flight into a work meeting (or want to start exploring as soon as you land). It's water-resistant, has a padded laptop sleeve to keep your devices safe, and the full wrap-around zipper makes it incredibly easy to grab what you need in a cramped airplane seat. I love it! Where To Buy It:Buy Now From Away Price (at time of publication): $195
Why We Love It: Engagement Editor Meg Archer recently travel-testedthis high-end aluminum travel case, and it can only be described as the Lamborghini of Luggage: "The Sterling Pacific 40L Travel Case is hands down the best I've ever owned or reviewed. It's stunning inside and out, timelessly stylish, and rolls like a dream. Honestly, I didn't know luggage could move like this." It's undeniably a splurge, but if you're looking for a piece of eye-catching yet understated luxury-tier luggage, this is it. Where To Buy It: Buy Now From Sterling Pacific Price (at time of publication): $2,150
Why We Love It: Throw out all your assumptions about generators. The Anker Power Bank Portable Generator is all-electric (so it's totally silent), super compact, and has a massive 60,000 mAh capacity that can power multiple devices dozens of times on a single charge. It also retains an impressive 85% charge after a whole year of non-use, making it absolutely vital during emergencies. This bad boy kept us in touch with family during a multi-day blackout, but we also love it for camping trips and off-grid adventures. Where To Buy It:Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $149.99
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Most of us love everything about fall, am I right? From the cooler crisper weather to the vibrant fall foliage to the yummy pumpkin treats to all the fun things to do during the season, what’s not to enjoy? Now that fall is almost upon us, you might be thinking about the different places in Arkansas that you would like to visit. Luckily for you, we have done the legwork and compiled a list of our top picks of things to do in Arkansas this fall. Check them out!
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Before we get started, if you plan to hike to see fall foliage in Arkansas, we recommend that you download AllTrails, so that you’ll have easy navigation as you trek. Also, check out our ultimate road trip packing list for all the essentials you’ll need for any of your trips this fall.
Arkansas Fall Foliage: Where to go in Arkansas for Fall Foliage
The best way to kick off fall in Arkansas is by planning a hike to witness the fall foliage. Of course, you’ll want to plan your visit when the season is at its peak, which is typically from late October through mid-November. One thing I can say for sure is that Arkansas fall foliage will leave you breathless. Leaf peepers, you’ll want to snap pics, so grab your camera and get ready to see the best places to visit in Arkansas in the fall.
Wow Factor: One of the best places to rock climb in Arkansas.
Need To Know: The hike is quite challenging, and you'll need to do some scrambling to get to the scenic spot.
We love nothing more than an exhilarating hike in nature during autumn in Arkansas. And one of the best trails to see beautiful fall foliage is the 3-mile Sam’s Throne Trail near Mount Judea. The rolling hills of the Ozarks are ablaze with the most stunning hues. Plus, watching the sunset from this dreamy spot makes it even more awe-inspiring.
Wow Factor: One of the most spectacular displays of fall colors in Arkansas.
Need To Know: This is a cemetery, so it's important to be respectful.
Not many people would consider going to a cemetery to witness fall foliage. However, Maplewood Cemetery in Harrison is arguably one of the prettiest places to witness the best of autumn in Arkansas. When the season is at its peak, the trees are bursting with vibrant oranges, yellows and deep reds. It’s one of Arkansas’ best kept secrets and a wonderland for leaf peepers in the know.
Wow Factor: One of the newer natural areas in Arkansas that offers hiking, biking, and rock climbing.
As one of central Arkansas’ hidden gems, Rattlesnake Ridge is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. With several trails lined with towering rock formations, you can hike, bike, as well as rock climb inside the natural area. During the fall, you can witness panoramic vistas of the Ouachita Mountains that come alive with vibrant fall colors as far as the eye can see. As one of the most picturesque trails in Arkansas, you don’t want to miss your chance to trek it this year.
4. Devil's Den State Park, West Fork
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Location: West Fork, Arkansas
Wow Factor: The entire park comes alive during the fall season.
Need To Know: There is an 8-acre lake inside the park that offers more recreational opportunities.
You can’t go wrong if you plan a trip to Devil’s Den State Park during the autumn season. To be honest, you’ll witness a show just driving to the park. The streets are ablaze with the most vibrant trees, which is a welcoming sign for what to expect once you arrive. With multiple trails that feature caves, waterfalls, overlooks, and more, you will have plenty of opportunities to explore the park to experience all that the fall season has to offer. You’re going to need more than a day here, so pack your camping gear and plan to spend the night.
Best Pumpkin Patches in Arkansas
A favorite family tradition is to visit a local farm for all the Arkansas fall activities. They include pumpkin patches, hayrides, corn maze, pony rides, and petting zoo, just to name a few. Most of us look forward to picking our own pumpkins and there are quite a few farms in Arkansas that offer this fun family-friendly activity. Check out our picks for the best pumpkin patches in Arkansas.
Wow Factor: Home to the most terrifying haunted atraction in Arkansas.
Need To Know: The new season begins on September 21, and general admission is $14. An additional fee is charged for the haunted attractions.
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Pumpkin Hollow is more than just a farm with an amazing pumpkin patch, it’s also a place where family and friends can enjoy some of the best fall activities in Arkansas. There are hayrides, pony rides, a corn maze, zip line, a petting zoo, putt-putt, and not to mention Horror in the Hollow, the most terrifying haunted attraction in Arkansas. So, after you’ve picked out your pumpkin, there will be tons of fall activities for you and your family to enjoy.
Need To Know: The 2024 season begins on September 28. General admission is $12 and kids 2 and under are free.
If you’ve searched for fall activities near me in Arkansas, then add McGarrah Farms in Pea Ridge to your list. As one of the largest pumpkin patches in Arkansas, this charming farm has been a tradition for families since 1824. Not only can you pick your own pumpkin here, but you can also enjoy all the fun fall activities. You can find everything from train rides to ziplines to hayrides to corn mazes here, so we suggest that you plan a day trip to experience it all.
Wow Factor: This is also a wedding and event venue, so there will be lots of places to snap pics.
Need To Know: The season kicks off on September 28, and admission is $9 for everyone over the age of 2. Pumpkins are sold separately.
Don’t overlook the countryside of central Arkansas this fall because just 20 miles east of Hot Springs Village, you’ll find the most charming farm and event venue. Roseberry Farms Pumpkin Patch is a great place to spend an autumn day. The kids will have a blast here picking out massive pumpkins, riding the slides and swings, meeting the barnyard animals, and taking lots of photos. You can easily spend the entire day here enjoying all the fall activities.
Best Fall Festivals in Arkansas
When it comes to the best fall festivals in Arkansas, it’s tricky to narrow them down to just a few. But we did our best to select festivals that have something for everyone in the family. Whether you love spooky or dramatic or international or traditional harvest festivals, we found something for you. Here are 4 fall festivals that belong on your list this year.
Wow Factor: One of the largest zombie invasions in the world.
Need To Know: The crawl will begin at 1 p.m. on October 26. The event is free, but if you would like to participate in the crawl, you're asked to donate 2 canned goods.
This October, zombies will invade Eureka Springs, and you don’t want to miss it. The annual Eureka Springs Zombie Crawl is a unique festival that you won’t see anywhere else in Arkansas. This spooktacular event is great fun for the entire family - including your well-behaved furry pals. Aside from the invasion, there will be make-up artists, music, street performers, live entertainment, and more. This apocalyptic event promises to be loads of terrifying fun this fall.
Wow Factor: There will be 20 live entertainment acts from around the country performing at the faire.
Need To Know: The event takes place on November 2 and 3. Ticket prices vary and you are encouraged to purchase online.
Step back in time and witness dragons, wizards, and knights take over Hot Springs Arkansas. The Hot Springs Renaissance Faire is one of the best fall festivals in the state. The highlight of the festival is the jousting match, but there will also be merriment at every turn including music, camel rides, medieval fighting acts, art displays, and so much more. Costumes are not required but they are highly encouraged, so let your imagination go wild and come dressed as a wizard, pirate, knight, peasant, mermaid, or an elf.
Wow Factor: One of the most authentic Scottish festivals in America.
Need To Know: The event will be held on October 18 to 20, and ticket prices vary by event.
It’s not every day that you get to see men in kilts playing bagpipes in Arkansas, but it’s something that you should experience at least once. The Arkansas Scottish Festival aka Scotfest has been celebrating the rich Celtic heritage since 1979. The campus of Lyon College in Batesville will come alive with music, parades, Highland Games, races, a sheepdog demo, dance classes, and more. There will also be traditional Scottish food like meat pies and haggis, so be sure to grab a bite to eat. As one of the most popular fall festivals in Arkansas, you don’t want to miss your chance to celebrate everything about Scottish culture.
Wow Factor: There will be a butterfly release event as well as hot air balloon rides.
Need To Know: Cashless farm. The new season kicks off on September 21. General admission is $22.95, and kids and military members are free.
If you want a more traditional fall celebration, then head to Jackson Farm in Black Rock for their annual fall festival. A trip to this farm will make your autumn complete as it offers all the fall activities that we love. From a massive corn maze to a pumpkin patch to a petting zoo to hayrides to games to pageants and more. Plus, there are hot air balloon rides, magic shows, and you can frolic and takes lots of pics in the gorgeous sunflower and zinnia fields here too. We guarantee that your entire family will love all the fun fall activities on this farm.
Free & Cheap Arkansas Fall Activities
We all love free and cheap activities in Arkansas. Who wants to break the bank just to have some fun? If you want to save money, but not miss out on an adventure, here are some free activities and attractions in Arkansas that are perfect for a fall outing.
Wow Factor: One of the best small towns in Arkansas to visit.
Need To Know: There are lots of free activities in the historic downtown area.
It is no secret that Eureka Springs is one of our favorite small towns in Arkansas. You can find something to do no matter when you visit. However, the town comes alive during the fall season when the countryside lights up with the changing leaves. There are lots of free things to do in the historical town including hiking, sightseeing, or visiting the train depot. Prairie Grove, Mountain Home, and Hardy are a few more Arkansas small towns that are great during the fall.
Wow Factor: Officially designated as a National Scenic Byway by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Need To Know: At 54 miles long, you can plan a day trip to cruise the highway, while making stops at some cool landmarks along the way.
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You don’t need to leave your car or break the bank to witness one of the most jaw-dropping displays of fall colors in the state. Just gas up the car and head to the town of Mena to cruise the 54-mile long Talimena National Scenic Byway. As far as the eye can see, the highway comes alive with brilliant autumn hues in the most magical way. This is certainly a bucket-list worthy Arkansas fall activity that you shouldn’t miss. And did I mention that it’s free?
Wow Factor: The first and one of the most visited state parks in Arkansas with a 95-foot waterfall.
Need To Know: Entry to the park is free, and you'll have access to all the amenities including the seasonal swimming pool.
All the state parks in Arkansas are FREE, and most of them offer spectacular views of the fall season. If you want to chase waterfalls, then head to Petit Jean State Park where you’ll find Cedar Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in Arkansas. The fall colors are always brilliant inside the park, too. If I am honest, you can’t go wrong with visiting any of the Arkansas state parks that offer outdoor recreation during the fall.
Wow Factor: Host to the largest arts and crafts fair in America.
Need To Know: The event is free and takes place on October 17 to 20.
If you have never been to War Eagle Mill during fall, then you are missing out on one of the largest arts and crafts fairs in America. The 4-day event typically happens in mid-October and features over 250 vendors selling some really cool handmade merch. The festival is free to attend but there is a small fee for parking. Be sure to check out the general store as well as the mill while you’re there.
What do you think about our top picks for things to do in Arkansas in fall? Did some of your favorites make our list? If not, tell us what fall traditions you enjoy with your family.
