When you vacation in Arkansas, you’ll not only enjoy our Southern hospitality — you’ll also discover year-round outdoor recreation, renowned arts and culture and scenic beauty at every turn.

Arkansas is known as The Natural State for good reason. You’ll find practically endless options for year-round outdoor fun here, from world-class mountain biking trails to fly-fishing. Spend time exploring our 52 state parks, with free admission to hundreds of miles of hiking trails, scenic rivers for kayaking and canoeing and much more.

Buffalo National River

Interested in arts and culture? You’re in luck. Enjoy world-renowned collections and architecture at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville and the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts in Little Rock. Then, discover the roots of American blues and country music at the Delta Cultural Center in Helena-West Helena and the Historic Dyess Colony: Johnny Cash Boyhood Home.

Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts

While you’re here, don’t miss the chance to walk through American history. In Little Rock, explore the Historic Arkansas Museum, a preserved 1850s farmstead, and the Old State House Museum, which preserves, shares and celebrates the history of Arkansas. And at the Hot Springs National Park Visitors Center, learn about the history of Bathhouse Row, including the period in the early 20th century when the city was a playground for some of America’s most famous gangsters.

Mount Magazine State Park

Ready to enjoy an affordable, action-packed trip away from the crowds? We can’t wait to welcome you to The Natural State. Learn more and plan your trip today at Arkansas.com.