Spring is in full swing here in the Natural State which means weekends can be filled with quick getaways and outdoor fun. We've compiled our favorite spring stops and events to make your season memorable. From aerial adventures to kayak parks, there's a ton of fun places to go this spring.

1. Visit Eureka Springs in May.

Pick any day to visit Eureka Springs in May so you can help celebrate their month-long arts festival. The 31st Annual May Festival of the Arts begins with a parade on the 5th and multiple chances to see artists at work.

For a breakdown of events, read our full article here.

2. Pick your own berries this season.

The Cox Berry Farm in Clarksville is open now for strawberries. The pick-your-own farm has been facilitating sweet day trips for over 40 years. Look forward to picking blueberries and blackberries in June, too.

To see what’s availbe to pick in the coming months, read our full article here.

3. Pack a picnic and see some waterfalls.

While you're in Clarksville you might as well drive to the nearby Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area. The falls make the perfect backdrop for a berry-filled picnic and a short hike will take you to two neighboring falls as well.

For a guide to reaching the nearby Pack Rat and Pam’s Grotto Falls, read our full article here.

4. Drive through a tunnel of trees.

The scenic drives in Arkansas are arguably the best in the nation. One particular highway was actually voted number two out of all North American routes. No matter if you're on a motorcycle or taking a family drive, the Pig Trail is a must-visit every season.

For directions and a gorgeous photo tour, read our full article here.

5. Have a riverside lunch.

The Mulberry Riverfront Restaurant is one of the only eateries that you can fly, boat, or drive to in Arkansas. Whichever transportation you choose, be sure to bring your appetite for their fresh fish entrees and save room for their buttery-crusted pies.

For more details about the restaurant and the adventure center its apart of, read our full article here.

6. Frolic through a field of wildflowers.

The Natural State is bursting with wildflowers during May and June. One particular field is completely covered in Blazing Star flowers. Part of the H.E. Flanagan Prairie Natural Area outside of Charleston, the field is perfect for a flower-powered hike or wildlife viewing.

For directions and to learn more about the Natural Area, read our full article here.

7. Enjoy a paddle boat tour.

Arkansas' only island resort state park has recently added a fantastic paddle boat trail. The Islets Cove Paddle Trail at Lake DeGray is a three-mile loop that takes casual boaters around the north shore of the island. Besides just enjoying the scenery, the trail has multiple points of interest filled with historical tidbits.

To learn more about the trail, read our full article here.

8. Visit this enchanting fairy village.

Most people don't know that Arkansas has its own Fairy Trail. It's nestled in the Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs. The tiny village opened in 2014 and is positively magical.

For more information about the Garvan Gardens’ Fairy Village, read our full article here.

9. Take a trolley ride through town.

A perfect way to enjoy the springtime weather is with a trolley ride through downtown Fort Smith. Take the tour after strolling the shops along Garrison Avenue. Train enthusiasts will adore the whimsical ride and museum.

For more information about the trolley and museum, read our full article here.

10. Have lunch with a view.

The secluded Whispering Woods Cabins and Grill is nestled in the forest overlooking Lake Norfork. The grill's patio view and gourmet menu are positively perfect.

For directions and more information about the grill, read our full article here.

11. Enjoy a day trip to Hot Springs.

One of our favorite cities to spend the day in is Hot Springs. The bathhouse hot spot is filled with unique treasures from the only brewery in a national park to the oldest alligator farm in the state.

For a guided tour of the town, read our full article here.

12. Take a camping trip or two.

Summer floats are fun but nothing beats the cool nights of springtime camping. We scoured the state to find the perfect spots for this season. From flowing waterfalls to relaxing hikes, all of these sites have seasonal charm.

To see all of our favorite springtime campsites, read our full article here.

13. Take to the trees at an aerial adventure course.

One of our favorite zipline parks just opened a new aerial adventure course. Adventureworks Hot Springs has 10 different lines to zip through the forests of Catherine's Landing. The newest rope course has 16 different elements including floating stumps and rock walls.

For more details about the newest course, read our full article here.

14. Visit Arkansas' only botanical garden and butterfly house.

Wrap up your spring season with a visit to Arkansas' only butterfly house. The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks also has 12 themed gardens and multiple events during the season. A day trip to the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks is perfect for any warm sunny day.

To learn more about the butterfly house, read our full article here.

We would love to hear about your favorite adventures to take during this season here in Arkansas. Share with us in the comments below!

In addition to Haw Creek Falls, you may want to visit these unique waterfalls around the state.