Some popular destinations in Arkansas include...

The Ozark Mountains
The Ozark Mountains of Arkansas is known for its spectacular natural beauty. You'll find clear mountain streams, vast lakes, underground caravans, and dense forests. The charming mountain towns and villages such as Bella Vista, Eureka Springs, Johnson, Kingston, Mountain View and Ozark offer unique shops, historical sites, excellent restaurants, artist studios and fascinating museums.

Eureka Springs
Located in the Ozark Mountain region, Eureka Springs is surrounded by miles of lakes and rivers. You can hike, mountain bike, tour the many caves, waterfalls and streams. and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Browse the many fine shops, visit art galleries, and check out the downtown historical district. The entire downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in America.

Little Rock
Little Rock, Arkansas' State capitol, and her sister city, North Little Rock, are located along the banks of the Arkansas River. You'll find big city excitement combined with friendly, home town hospitality. State parks, historical sites, museums, restaurants, stores, wildlife preserves, antique shops, parks, family attractions and more await you in the Little Rock area in Central Arkansas.

Hot Springs
Hot Springs, in the Ouachita Mountains Valley contains a remarkable array of 47 thermal springs. The town has long been and remains Arkansas's top tourist destination, and for good reason. Crystal hunting, fishing, water sports, hiking, golf, site seeing and horseback riding provide year-round opportunity for outdoor recreation. Hot Springs offers our visitors many exciting outdoor sports activities.

Fort Smith
Fort Smith, Arkansas is an exciting travel destination that uniquely combines the history of the wild "Old West" with the gentle charm of the antebellum "Old South". Fort Smith offers travelers of all ages glimpses into its distinctive past through restorations, attractions, museums, and festivals that make its history fun and exciting. Now an energetic city of 80,000 people, Fort Smith is known for accommodating visitors with a blend of "southern hospitality" and "western openness".

Jonesboro
Jonesboro is the largest city in northeast Arkansas, and the fifth most populous city in the state. Jonesboro has over seventy-five churches, earning it the nickname "The City of Churches".

Mountain View
Mountain View, Arkansas is located deep in the Ozarks, surrounded by mountains. Home of The Ozark Folk Center State Park, Blanchard Springs Caverns, the famous trout fishing stream "The White River", thousands of acres of national forest, an abundance of wildlife and scenic mountain views.

Ozark
Ozark, Arkansas is located on the north bank of the Ozark Lake, at what is known as the 19 mile bend of the Arkansas River. Set in the Ozark Mountain region, a popular vacation destination for fishing, camping, hiking, swimming, waterskiing and boating.