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Hope Attractions
 Crater of Diamonds State Park is the only public diamond mine in the world. The park offers visitors a one-of-a-kind adventure - the opportunity to hunt for real diamonds. The policy of the park is "finder’s keepers", that means, the diamonds you find are yours to keep. Come and try your luck!
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 Old Washington Historic State Park is a restoration village, containing the state’s largest collection of pre-Civil War homes. Guests of the park can get a sense of 19th-century life in Arkansas. Authentically furnished historic houses provide a glimpse of domestic life. Guests can visit weapons and print-shop museums, re-created blacksmith shop, restored courthouses.
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More Arkansas Attractions
 Magic Springs Theme Park is one the most popular attractions in the Natural State. It offers dozens of exciting rides and attractions designed to appeal to every member of the family. Enjoy the classic Arkansas Twister, zip through the woods on the runaway mine train, Big Bad John or experience a freefall on Dr. Dean’s Rocket Machine!
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 Thorncrown Chapel has won numerous architectural awards. Since the chapel opened in 1980, over five million people have visited this woodland sanctuary. Besides, Thorncrown Chapel is Eureka Springs’ premier wedding destination. People have come from all over the world to get married at this beautiful cathedral in the woods.
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 Located on 450 beautiful acres in the Ozark Mountains, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is an animal sanctuary that focuses primarily on the care of large cats such as tigers, lions, leopards and cougars.
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 Visit Eureka Springs Railway and step back in time to an earlier age of locomotive transportation. It's fun. It's exciting. It's educational, too! Visitors can enjoy dining aboard the Eurekan Dining Car.
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 Forrest L. Wood Crowley’s Ridge Nature Center invites visitors to explore wildlife of North America. The exhibits showcase the natural forces that formed the 200-mile-long ridge and native wildlife, ranging from small insects to large animals. In addition to self-guided exhibits and trails, Forrest L. Wood Crowley’s Ridge Nature Center offers many activities and nature education programs.
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 Located in historic Eureka Springs, Frog Fantasies Museum features frogs in every shape, color, size and material collected over 60 years. Visitors can take home their own frog from a gift shop.
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 One of the most visited attractions in the Ozarks, this magnificent statue of Christ overlooks the Ozarks and Eureka Springs. Lighted for night viewing, it can be seen for miles. The statue was created by Emmett Sullivan, one of the sculptors of Mount Rushmore.
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Opened in 1926, with only two animals, the Little Rock Zoo now contains more than 725 animals representing about 200 species, many on the endangered list. Many exotic worlds are yours to explore at the Little Rock Zoo: Giraffe Exhibit, Big Cat Habitat, Lemur Islands, and Reptile House. During the Spring, you'll probably see lots of baby. This is a great time to bring your kids.
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