travel Arkansas

Have you ever been to a Drive-in Movie Theater? They were so popular back in the 1950s and 60s that there were around 4,000 across the country. Now, only around 300 are open. In Arkansas, there are two Drive-in Theaters that are still open.

There are so many great towns in Arkansas that don't get the attention or credit but are still fun to visit and take in a festival, shopping or relax and do a lot of nothing. But which town is the most underrated in the state?

With the warmer months here it's time to hit the merry highway for some great road trips and scenic drives. Arkansas is a beautiful state to discover and there is no better time than now to hit the road.

With spring break going on this week for some and next week for others, there is a perfect Arkansas attraction to see. The Little Rock Zoo.

It's hard to believe that it's already March. Now is the perfect time to make plans to be at the World's Shortest St. Partick's Day Parade that will take place in Hot Springs on March 17, but the celebration will continue on to Saturday, March 18.

Arkansas has a lot of great small and sweet towns, but HGTV decided to make a list of the best small quaint charming towns in America. They narrowed their list to one town in each of the 50 states that they consider a hidden gem.

If you live in Arkansas or at least have ever been to Arkansas then you know what a beautiful state it is. Now it seems that the world is starting to catch on to this fact too.

We just found out that right now is the peak season in Arkansas to see all the beautiful breathtaking colors of fall  If you haven't taken a scenic drive yet, no worries because now is the time to do it.  Here is a list of some great scenic drives to take this weekend.

Even though we are still not quite in travel mode for the summer just yet, we are all looking forward to a time soon when we can eventually travel about and enjoy the summer months. With that said, Arkansas will celebrate the “Spirit of Travel” during National Travel and Tourism Week, May 3-9. This year, the week will highlight travel’s ability to provide resilience and hope.