10 Amazing Playgrounds In Arkansas That Will Make You Feel Like A Kid Again

If you’re looking to feel like a kid again or wondering what to do with your own kids this summer, look no further than these 10 playgrounds. Placed around the state, these playgrounds provide fun and whimsy for everyone. There are also great ways to beat the summer heat, as some of the places listed here offer indoor adventures and there are several splash pads.

1. Rotary Centennial Park (Jonesboro)

Located in Craighead Forest Park in Jonesboro, this park was created thanks to the efforts of the three Rotary Clubs in Jonesboro. Check out the fort!

2. Mountainburg City Park (Mountainburg)

Mountainburg might be a tiny town located on the Boston Mountains Scenic Loop, but it offers big fun thanks to the amazing dinosaurs who live there.

3. Altitude Trampoline Park (Little Rock)

Located in Little Rock, Altitude Trampoline Park is a good place for some high flying fun. Being indoors is a bonus here, as you can beat the summer heat.

4. Lawrence Plaza Splash Pad (Bentonville)

Located one block off of Bentonville’s city square, there are 90 jets that can be enjoyed there. The best part? It’s a watery good time and absolutely free-of-charge.

5. Ben Geren Park (Fort Smith)

Ben Geren Park is a sprawling piece of land in Fort Smith. It has all the usual playground equipment, but it’s also home to a lake, a miniature golf course, a disc golf course, and so much more.

6. Monster Activity Center (Fouke)

This Boggy Creek Monster themed activity park has a rock wall, a baseball training facility, and a paintball field that you can book.

7. Peabody Park (Little Rock)

Located at River front Park, this area has several underground rooms to explore, a splash pad, and huge native stones for climbing.

8. White River Family Fun Center (Batesville)

If you’re looking for indoor activities this summer, look no further than the White River Family Fun Center. You can find 5,000 square feet of bounce arounds, air hockey, and clean family fun.

9. War Memorial Park (Little Rock)

This splash pad promises to keep the heat at bay, and the underground tunnels, rock and rope climbing walls, and slides provide hours of fun.

10. Jordan Park (Monticello)

There is also a splash pad here, but if you’re looking for nostalgia, try the awesome skate park.

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