Littlerock Arkansas is the state capital and the largest
city in Arkansas. The city’s attractive skyline, shop and restaurant
packed River Market District and developing waterfront along the Arkansas
River may surprise those who’ve never been there before. There
are a variety of indoor and outdoor adventures awaiting visitors of
all ages in Littlerock Arkansas.
There are a number of attractions that should suit every taste in Littlerock
Arkansas. The William J. Clinton Presidential Center contains the largest
archival collection in presidential history. Works by Cézanne,
Jackson Pollock and Georgia O’Keefe are on display at the Arkansas
Art Center. Kids and the young at heart will enjoy the interactive scientific
exhibits at the Museum of Discovery.
Campers have several options in and around Littlerock Arkansas. Maumelle
Park on the Arkansas River has 129 campsites, restrooms, showers and
RV hook-ups, as well as a boat ramp. Most of Burns Park’s 1,500
acres are heavily wooded, but the developed sections have hiking trails,
ball fields, and amusement parks. If you really want to rough it then
the Littlerock North KOA Kampgrounds aren’t the place for you.
It’s the only campground around where guests can watch cable in
their cabin’s hot tub while enjoying one of the camp’s famous
ice-cream cones.
The Littlerock Zoo is a very good facility and features the Giraffe
Exhibit, Lemur Island and the Children’s Farm. Wild River Country Water Park is a great place to wear out you little
ones. Runners may want to visit Littlerock Arkansas
when the annual Littlerock Marathon comes to town; it’s considered
one of the country’s best.
