You Can Live Your Fairy Tale Dreams At These 10 Enchanting Places In Arkansas
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J.B. VanDyke
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Fairy tales come to life in some parts of the Natural State, making this the perfect state to wonder as you wander through castles, forests, and natural places. From tiny castles to spots with out-of-this-realm scenery, here are 10 places in Arkansas that will make you feel like you’re living your best fairy tale dream.
You can live out nearly any kind of fairy tale you want at Eureka Springs Treehouses. They have tiny castles, hobbit holes, and treehouses for you choose from. They’re also in close proximity to all the delights of Eureka Springs—Arkansas’s favorite Victorian village.
You can see examples of all these lovely abodes at this link.
You can see examples of all these lovely abodes at this link.
You can reign over a small castle at Wilson Park in Fayetteville. The castle was designed and built by artist, which perhaps accounts for some of the charm. Wilson Park is full of hidden wonder, the perfect little city park to explore for an afternoon.
You can find more examples of what’s hiding in Wilson Park in this article.
You can find more examples of what’s hiding in Wilson Park in this article.
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Blue Spring has to have the coolest looking lagoon in the Natural State. The large, blue pool looks like just about the perfect place to find a mystical woman handing out swords. The heritage center there is full of beautiful cultivated gardens and bluff shelters and you can learn all about the religious significance to local Native Americans.
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Find directions and more at this link.
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The geological wonders along Seven Hollows Trail are sure to make you feel like you’re exploring another realm. From the turtle rocks to rock shelters and natural arches, nature has carved some wonders into the rock along the 6.1 mile trail.
Seven Hollows Trail is located in Petit Jean State Park.
Seven Hollows Trail is located in Petit Jean State Park.
If you want to treat yourself a fancy tea party, you can’t do better than Savoy. With locations in Fayetteville, Rogers, and Fort Smith, you’ll find mores kinds of tea than you though possible, all served in tea pots that range from Victorian dainty to sleek and modern.
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When it comes to fairy tales, there’s nothing better than a castle, right? Quigley’s Castle is a decades-long work of art, made by the late Mrs. Elise Quigley. Arkansas’s most unusual castle is full of plants and sculpture, and an enchanting time is practically guaranteed.
You can find more information and directions at this link.
You can find more information and directions at this link.
This North Little Rock park is 135 acres of wonder, right on the Arkansas River. The scenic views make the park a kingdom all its own, with gorgeous cliffs lining the river and making for a perfect backdrop for your outdoor adventure.
Emerald Park is located at 2200 Fort Roots Drive in North Little Rock.
Emerald Park is located at 2200 Fort Roots Drive in North Little Rock.
The three treehouses at Enchanted Treehouses are all themed after fairy tale princesses. Whether you choose to stay in the Anastasia, the Briar Rose, or the Hansel and Gretel, all three are decorated in their own unique theme.
You can see more of Enchanted Treehouse Cottages here.
You can see more of Enchanted Treehouse Cottages here.
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Though the Old Mill wasn’t actually built until 1933, it certainly has an 1800s look. It was designed by a sculptor, modeled after an old gristmill. The park surrounding the Old Mill is a wonderland all its own, the perfect place for imagining you’re exploring a fairy land.
You can find out more about the Old Mill here.
You can find out more about the Old Mill here.
The Empress is a Victorian beauty right in the heart of Arkansas’s capital city. The B & B hosts high teas and is chock full of gorgeous antique furniture that will have you imagining you’re royalty.
You can find directions and more information at this link.
You can find directions and more information at this link.
For more places in Arkansas that look just like a story book, click here. You might also what to check out this place that looks like Middle Earth and this place that looks like Narnia.
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