Top Rated Parks to Visit in Benton

"Hot Springs National Park is small, but because it's developed, there's a lot to dig into here. The visitor center offers guided tours, so you can choose one that speaks to your interests and start from there. There's no NPS parking, so find something along a street, in the garage a block off of Bathhouse Row, or in a private lot downtown."

"The oldest park in town, it can be found sitting right in between the surrounding mountains. Hot Springs National Park is like a hub for the city for outdoors lovers. You have access to multiple trails, a public bathhouse with natural mineral baths, and plenty of outdoor amenities to make your stay as comfortable as possible."

"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."

"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."

"H.U. Lee International Gate and Garden is an impressive gate and garden which is located at the far end of Main Street Bridge just at the center of Little Rock. This gate and garden serves as a symbol of friendship between South Korea and America, it is also a symbol of the ancient tradition of martial arts. The gate and garden is named after American Taekwondo Association Eternal Grand Master HaengUng Lee."

"The H.U. Lee International Gate and Garden are a tribute to the Eternal Grandmaster and founder of ATA International H.U. Lee. The garden also serves to educate visitors about South Korea and salute martial arts. Eternal Grandmaster Lee contributed vastly to the advancement of martial arts worldwide, even originating the American Taekwondo Association in Little Rock."

"Baseball runs deep in Hot Springs National Park, America’s First Resort for athletes and gangsters of the past. From historic fields and recreational retreats, to the roles of Oaklawn Racing and Gaming and Bathhouse Row as entertainment for baseball’s finest, a connection to history is around every turn. Find out more at http://www.hotspringsbaseballtrail.com/"

"This park is located on the north side of I-630 at the Fair Park Boulevard exit. It is one of Little Rock's oldest and most popular parks. The park has facilities for golf, picnicking, fishing, and playground equipment 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."

"This is an unlikely item to make a best-of list, but Boyle Park is actually improving. Once considered a "bad area," the park has now been improved with bike and walking trails and some playground equipment in some areas. Almost every day in the summer you will see families fishing and playing there."

"A small cafe in the back of a larger grocery store, Veggi Deli can be easy to miss. It's well worth seeking out, however, for its delicious South Indian options. While they no longer exclusively offer vegetarian options, those options are still the bulk of the menu, the ingredients are clearly listed, and they are able to make vegetarian items vegan upon request."

"Inside Asian Groceries, 9112 N Rodney Parham Rd suit 102, Little Rock, AR 72205, United States. Location: (34.7584577, -92.3754679). Rating:4/5 (33) Reviews"

"42 bar and Table is a beautiful restaurant inside the Clinton Presidential centre overlooking the Arkansas River and the Clinton Presidential Park Bridge. The dishes here are fresh and contemporary featuring local favourites as well as internationally-inspired cuisine. It’s perfect for a spot of lunchtime dining after learning more about the 42nd president."

"Staff was so very helpful with assisting our party (we had changed our minds about sitting outside + we had extra person. Thanks and we loveeed the german..."

"In addition to these spots, the Little Rock area offers a plethora of other sushi options just waiting to be checked out, including: Wasabi Sushi, Samu, Sekisui, Ninja Bar, Sky Modern Japanese, Kobe Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi, and Kamikaito."

"I had the crab ragoon, the Capitol, and Spicy Tuna, all delicious. Friendly servers and great ambiance in the restaurant. I will definitely be back when ..."