"Renaissance of a River" interpretive exhibits chronicle the development of the river; managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Russellville, AR Visitors CentersTwo park locations on 34,000-acre lake: Russellville (main park) and Dardanelle. Bass fishing, boat ramps, hiking trails, lake tours, pavilion, state-of-the-art visitor center with interactive exhibits, campground, marina, miniature golf
Russellville, AR State ParksOne of the most scenic drives in the country, Scenic 7
Russellville, AR Scenic BywaysRegional museum with aspects of local history; exhibits on the people (including Native Americans) and events of the Arkansas Ozarks and the Arkansas River Valley; slide show and tour presentations available with reservations.
Russellville, AR Museums186 acres of wetlands and low woods provide an ideal habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. Nearly six miles of trails wind ...
The scene of a September 1, 1863 battle between Confederates heading for Waldron and pursing Union cavalry troops is all priv...
Earliest tombstone is that of Captain Gookin, who died in 1842, the same year the city was incorporated. Other personalities ...
Considered one of the state's wildest rivers during spring. From its beginnings in the Ozarks to its confluence with the Arka...
When the first Fort Smith was laid out in 1817, land was set aside for a military cemetery. Granted national status in 1867, ...