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Amenities and Attractions

In addition to a variety of amenities to help make your stay more comfortable, we have plenty of activities to keep you entertained during your stay. For the most current information, check back for updates as the event date draws nearer.

On-Site Amenities 

  • Food and concessions

  • Vendor booths

  • Restroom facilities and handwashing stations

  • Charging stations

  • Water hydrants 

  • Communal fire pits

  • Hay ride shuttles

  • Trash and recycling bins

On-Site Activities

  • Corn hole

  • Horseshoes

  • Pickleball

  • Photo sessions available by Wild Rosemary Photo Company

  • "Sunday Fun day" activities include:
    • Bounce house
    • Corn hole and horseshoe tournaments
  • And more!

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Live Entertainment Saturday and Sunday Nights

  • Saturday: Josh Cruse Music

  • Sunday: Six Inches to the Left

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Local Amenities

If we don't have something onsite, you can find everything you need within a short drive of our venue.

  • Atkins, 10 miles: ATM, gas, grocery, and food

  • Blackwell, 16 miles: ATM, gas, grocery, showers, and liquor

  • Morrilton, 23 miles: ATM, gas, grocery, food, showers, liquor, dump station, and hospital

  • Russellville, 23 miles: ATM, gas, grocery, food, showers, dump stations, and hospital

Local Attractions

If the idea of an offsite day trip appeals you, there are a number of interesting and beautiful local attractions.

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Ranked in the top 10 places in the nation to be during the total solar eclipse of April 2024. Russellville will be featuring special activities and events throughout the week, and NASA is planning to host part of the agency's live television broadcast from the city, as well as conduct several scientific presentations and public outreach events for visitors. Learn more here.

​​​Located in the Ozark National Forest and managed by the US Forestry Service. Big Piney Creek flows for 70.8 miles and runs through Pope, Johnson, and Newton counties. The distinctive scenery of Big Piney Creek is characterized by its sandstone bluffs, waterfalls, still pools, and stands of oak, hickory and pine. The river is very popular for canoeing, with Class I to Class III rapids. For boat and equipment rental and shuttle service, click here. 

Arkansas' first state park, Petit Jean State Park is a natural and historic treasure with its beauty and ancient geology.  Get more information here.

  • Arkansas is home to more than 200 year-round waterfalls including:         

    • Cedar Falls (located in Petit Jean State Park): 38 miles

    • Haw Creek Falls (Hagerville, AR): 39 miles

    • Falling Water Falls (Richland Creek Wilderness Area, Ben Hur/Pelsor): 46 miles

This area is one of the most highly concentrated areas for waterfalls in the state. If you come in from Sand Gap, you’ll pass by the trail head for Kings Bluff Falls . As you drive down Falling Water Rd, you’ll pass right by the popular Falling Water Falls and Six Finger Falls. From Six Fingers you can hike to Fuzzy Butt Falls. And, just down the road from Six Fingers is the trail for Terry Keefe Falls.

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Find more beautiful Arkansas waterfalls here. ​

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