À faire à Little Rock

The Airport is a terminal that has been recently renovated featuring a Starbucks and several other fast food restaurants. The name change to Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport was a exciting change with added signage as you drive into the airport.

Downtown Little Rock features the River Market District, full of entertainment and fine dining.

The Clinton Library is one of the best Presidential collections in history. It also houses exhibits that change throughout the year.

This grand old building is on the historical register. It is where President Clinton accepted the nomination for the Presidency of the United States. Tours are very interesting and full of history.

The park is ran by the Corp of Engineers and kept in terrific shape. It has docks for fishing, playgrounds and pavilions for grilling or picnics.

This Service Station for Airplanes is connected with the Little Rock National Airport. It features a dining room called "Whole Hog" and has a nice reception room as well.

This Industrial area is home to some of the largest manufacturing companies in Arkansas. Several new companies have moved in during the past few years and it is still growing.

The largest Park in Arkansas with a lot of Ballfields, picnic area and playgrounds. Soccer Tournaments and Softball Tournaments are abundant in the springtime and fall.

A great little zoo with a cafe and playground. The new Cat Habitat is an added attraction.

Not only are events held here throughout the year, during October the State Fair is buzzing with excitment in this building.

The Air Force Base has recently opened an Education Building at the Front Gate with a large airplane on display. With annual Air Shows and other exhibits it continues to be a huge attraction in Central Arkansas.

A remarkable part of the Old South, this plantation house has been home to some beautiful weddings and receptions. With the antique furniture and charm it is a showpiece.

Formerly Alltel Arena, this largest venue in Little Rock has been home to many huge concerts, games and events. It sits next to the Arkansas River on I-30, easy to locate with a lot of parking surrounding it.

National Hunting and Fishing Store with added entertainment.

Heifer Village is a hands-on education facility with interactive exhibits teaching about causes and solutions for ending hunger and poverty around the world.