Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Arkansas

"The Big Dam Bridge spans the Arkansas River through the Murray Lock and Dam. The Big Dam Bridge is the longest pedestrian and cyclist bridge in North America, so prepare for a biking adventure!. This bridge was built specifically to accommodate pedestrians."

"A 1,000-acre space at the confluence of the Arkansas and Little Maumelle Rivers, Two Rivers Park (pictured above) is a perfect shady spot overlooking the Arkansas River and I-430 bridge in west Little Rock. Just past the Two Rivers Bridge that is connected to the Arkansas River Trail, you'll find several picnic tables and cozy spots to throw down that blanket. Food Stop: Looking for an ideal place to pick up lunch?"

"National & State ParksRivercrest Drive, Little Rock, AR MoreLess Info. The 1000-acre Two Rivers Park is located where the Arkansas and Little Maumelle Rivers meet. The park contains more than 300 garden spots that can be rented by gardeners, and hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails."

"Wildwood Park is a park for music and the performing arts, designed for indoor and outdoor performances. With 104 acres, the park also has a number of gardens and smaller facilities. Within Wildwood, the Butler Arboretum contains daffodils and native flowering trees, and the neighboring Gertrude Butler Gazebo features a daylily garden and scenic views of Swan Lake."

"Anyone who visits Wildwood Park will love the ability to wander through the botanical gardens. The park is also a place where everyone can learn, imagine, and celebrate, due in part to the Lucy Lockett Cabe Festival Theatre. The 105 acres of the park are continuously used as a phenomenal natural and cultural resource for Little Rock."

"Sitting on 105 acres, Wildwood Park for the Arts aims to enrich the lives of locals through nature and art."

"Located just a few minutes from downtown Little Rock, this park is situated right on the banks of the Arkansas River next to the Big Dam Bridge. Several pavilions are lined up and picnic tables are scattered all around the park, so there are plenty of options to enjoy the great outdoors during your lunch hour (and a playground for the kiddos). The picturesque views of the river are top-notch, as well as the bridge and the bluffs on the North Little Rock side of the River Trail."

"Parks7 Rebsamen Park Drive, Little Rock, AR 72202MoreLess Info. Located on the Arkansas River, Murray Park is a large recreational park offering many amenities. It features several soccer fields and volleyball courts, a dog park with riverside trails, two playgrounds, and boating, canoeing, and fishing opportunities."

"Murray Park, on Rebsamen Park Road, is right along the Arkansas River. It's a great place to go walking with your pets and has a dog park. It's also great for kids."

"Located on I-630 & Rodney Parham, this park has a softball field, playgrounds, bike trails, jogging trails, basketball, tennis, picnic tables, and pavilions. It is a favorite with skateboarders in Little Rock."

"Courtesy of the North Little Rock Convention & Visitor's Bureau. Located in North Little Rock on the north side of I-40, Burns Park is probably the most popular park in Central Arkansas, and it is one of the largest municipal parks in America. You'll find playgrounds, two golf courses (disc and miniature), a water slide, an amusement park, a softball field, tennis and racquetball courts, and even a camping area here."

"If you only have time for an easy, family-friendly hike with plenty of things to do, Allsopp Park is for you. Located right near the city center, the total trail runs 3.7 miles of intermediate paved and earthen trails and is perfect for hikers of all ages and abilities. The trail is also pet friendly, as long as you keep your pet on a leash."

"This park, located on Cantrell and Cedar Hill Road, has become one of Little Rock's most used metropolitan parks. You can find a playground, a baseball field, tennis courts and biking and hiking trails here. It's a great place for families to bring the kids."

"Hailed as one of the city’s best sushi spots, Sushi Café draws the locals in for creative rolls like One Hot Mama and Mango Tango, and the American kobe burger is hard to beat."

"I have been getting our donuts from Marks donuts in Levy for the past twenty years, there is no place better in North Little Rock."