Summer Outdoor Spots in Bentonville, AR

Amazing Summer Spots in Bentonville

As summer quickly approaches, many of us are ready to go outside--especially after spending most of the late winter and spring inside due to COVID-19.

While most of Arkansas’s businesses and indoor activities are still closed, public parks and outdoor spots are available for individuals who follow Arkansas’s COVID-19 guidelines. Plus, getting outside does more than alleviate boredom; research shows that outdoor activities can boost your vitamin D levels, increase your concentration and may even help you heal faster.

Plus, there’s always the added bonuses of fresh air and exercise, both of which may help you maintain mobility, balance and muscle tone.

To help kickstart your summer plans in Arkansas, check out PTCOA’s favorite outdoor summer spots in Bentonville.

Slaughter Pen Trail

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Open 24 Hours

203 NE 3rd St, Bentonville, AR 72712

Slaughter Pen Trail stretches 5.7 miles and offers a number of walking trails and mountain bike trails for all levels of capability. The trail runs close to Blowing Springs, and offers a variety of sights during your visit and a beautiful array of wildflowers.

Dogs are allowed on the trail as long as they’re leashed.

Orchards Park

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Open 24 Hours

1100 NE John Deshields Blvd, Bentonville, AR 72712

Named in honor of the agricultural history of the Bentonville area, Orchards Park provides a serene, relaxing outdoor atmosphere for people of all ages.

Orchards Park offers walking paths, beautiful natural scenery, a lake and open fountain, and beautiful landscaped areas to read, relax and enjoy the outdoors. The park is also located across from the entrance to the Crystal Bridges Museum of Native American History.

Hobbs State Park

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Hours: Every Day, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

20201 East Hwy. 12, Rogers, AR 72756

Located just a few miles outside Bentonville, Hobbs State Park is a premier outdoor experience in northwest Arkansas. It also happens to be the largest park in the entire state, spanning over 12,000 acres.

The 36-mile trail system offers spaces to walk, mountain bike, and ride horses, while nearby Beaver Lake offers a spot to fish while enjoying views of the Ozark Mountains.

Park Springs Park

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Hours: Every Day, 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM

301 NW 10th St, Bentonville, AR 72712

Park Springs Park has been enriching the lives of its visitors since the 1890s. The park boasts a beautiful nature trail lined by a variety of trees, as well as 22 different kinds of plants and shrubs. There are spots to have a picnic, relax with your family or sunbathe. There’s also a hiking trail for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore.

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Pain Treatment Centers of America is dedicated to helping each of our patients conquer their pain and get back to living their lives.

Our Bentonville, Arkansas pain treatment clinic can help you manage your pain, improve your range of motion and address conditions that limit your quality of life--so you can back to exploring the world around you!

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