Things to do

Head into one of Missouri’s 7,000 caves. If heading to Springfield, you can take a small detour to Smallin Civil War Cave to view old cave drawings, fossils, rare crayfish and bats.

Getting up close with amazing sea creatures at the Aquarium at the Boardwalk.

About 50 miles, south-west of Branson is the pretty Eureka Springs. This city in the Ozark Mountains is well-known for its gorgeous Victorian buildings, which were built up around the city’s natural springs. 

Silver Dollar City is an internationally awarded 1880s-style theme park located in Branson, Missouri, that features over 40 thrilling rides & attractions, live shows & concerts, 100 resident craftsmen demonstrating America’s heritage crafts, 18 award-winning restaurants and 60 unique shops

You can explore the great outdoors as this area enjoys rich natural beauty. Explore the Ozark mountains – you can go ziplining, hiking and caving. Just outside Bentonville is the Old Spanish Treasure Cave. A guided tour will reveal the fascinating legends of hidden treasure that had been buried by the Spanish Conquistadors. The vast Hobbs State Park conservation area is on the doorstep with lakes, trails and historic relics to explore.

Visit the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum with loads of presidential artifacts and a replica of the Oval Office. The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum is the presidential library of Bill Clinton, who served as the 42nd president of the United States from 1993 to 2001.

MacArthur Park is a 39-acre urban park in downtown Little Rock and is the oldest municipal park in the city. It was established in 1893 and is named after General Douglas MacArthur. MacArthur Park is a popular destination for outdoor recreation, cultural events, and historic tours. It is a significant landmark in Little Rock’s history and a beloved gathering spot for residents and visitors alike.

You can see another collection of fabulous art at the museum in 21c Museum Hotel. Check out the dramatic Orange Tree sculpture and Making Change Fleetwood Cadillac limo covered in thousands of coins.

Head a few miles south of Eureka Springs to see big cats and bears in the  Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge.

Head into one of Missouri’s 7,000 caves. If heading to Springfield, you can take a small detour to Smallin Civil War Cave to view old cave drawings, fossils, rare crayfish and bats