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A 35 foot Rock Climbing wall with automatic belays, 15 miles of bike and hiking trails, a three story tree house, championship disc golf course, remote control air field and car track….It’s all at CedarGladesPark.
The Rock Climbing wall is a great way to spend the afternoon even if you’ve never climbed before. With multiple faces, the wall is perfect for beginners and experts of all ages. All safety gear is provided.
All the fun you need is right around the corner, at beautiful CedarGladesPark. For more information click on the Cedar Glades logo above or call 623-2854.
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Timber Lodge Ranch is an extraordinary and beautiful getaway just thirty minutes from Hot Springs. With luxurious cabins, exotic wildlife, fishing, ATV tours, swimming, hiking, hayrides and breathtaking views, Timber Lodge is the perfect place for wedding, family getaways or church and corporate retreats.
Don’t forget to look at their private chapel overlooking the valley and lake.
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 Garvan Woodland Gardens, a department of the University of Arkansas School of Architecture, is located on a 210-acre peninsula on Lake Hamilton.
Surrounded by 4 1/2 miles of shoreline, the Gardens' sculpted landscape includes hundreds of thousands of native plants, tranquil water features, as well as seasonal plantings, such as daffodils by the thousands in late February, followed closely by more than 100,000 tulips in late March and early April.
During the holidays, bulbs of a different kind take center stage, when 1.7 million twinkling lights transform approximately 15 acres into a whimsical winter wonderland through December 31.
The Gardens are closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the month of January.
For more information, click here to be directed to their website.
 The Museum is Arkansas’ largest hands-on science center, and the state’s first Smithsonian Affiliate. It’s mission is to stimulate interest in science, and to encourage life-long learning.
Visitors are invited to explore at their own pace and encouraged to interact with over 100 interactive. It is also home to the World’s Most Powerful Conical Tesla Coil (as recognized by Guinness World Records), which produces 1.5 million volts of electricity in the “Caged Lightening” exhibit.
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