The Fayetteville, Springdale and Rogers area has plenty of historical features to offer the American history buff. The Washington County historical society has various ancestral buildings with a story to tell, including the Headquarters house, the Yell Law office and the Ridge House. You can also visit the Clinton House Museum, the place where Bill and Hillary were married and lived in the beginning of their life together. The  Confederate Cemetery in Fayetteville was started in 1872 by the Southern Memorial Association of Washington County and remains to this day a place of great beauty and patriotism

This picturesque area of Northwest Arkansas offers an amazing community for young couples and families alike. There are numerous city parks in the area including Gully Park with it's excellent summer concert series. And don't miss the Dive in Movies held all summer long at the Wilson Park pool. What better way to spend a summer's eve than swimming and watching a movie! For the best in local produce, visit the weekly farmers market.  With crafts, food and music, it's a community event for the whole family, open every Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday from April-October. 



If you want to get out and explore some of the beautiful forests and country side head out to Devil's Den National park. There are hiking trails, cabins and camping and plenty of opportunities for birding or watching the wildlife. If watersports are more your style, Beaver Lake is where you'll want to go. High in the Ozark Mountains, the lake has excellent fishing, boating, rafting and of course swimming! If you want to cover more ground take a go kart tour where you will drive a dune buggy through the forest trails.  




The Botanical Gardens of Ozarks offers an opportunity to see the efforts of a community working together to create a place of great beauty and restfulness. Make sure to check out their calender for all the great events and festivals .

If it's sports you crave, head down to the Bud Walton Arena home of the Arkansas Razorbacks to watch a basketball game in the 5th largest on campus arena in the United States. The Razorbacks also offer plenty of baseball, football and Track and field matches for the all encompassing sports fan! If golf is your sport, make sure to get in a few rounds at the Razorback Park Golf Course, one of the longest operating golf courses in the area.

Downtown Fayetteville is known for it's live music and great restaurants. There is a whole world of food available, ranging from pizza and burgers to fine dining and so much more. Check out the city's dining guide for a list of restaurants and locations.

Often called Northwest Arkansas' Entertainment District, the historical Dickson st. is the place to go for shopping, dining and the arts. Check out the Dickson Underground for the best tips on who's in town, and special events! To  get your fill of culture, visit the the Walton Arts Center to enjoy one of their famous symphonies or shows. From dance theatre to plays and comedians, there is always something new to see.