If you’re looking for a romantic weekend getaway in Arkansas, a family-friendly trip to Northwest Arkansas, or just a place that feels creative, outdoorsy, and welcoming — Bentonville deserves a spot at the top of your list.
Let’s turn your backyard into the kind of place you’d pull over and photograph on a backroad.
Nestled high above the bustling streets below, Knoop Park is one of those rare spots that manages to feel both tucked away and deeply connected to the heartbeat of Little Rock.
These just might be the best pumpkin seeds you have ever had!
Down in South Arkansas, fall rolls in with wide skies, golden cotton fields, and small towns that put heart into harvest season. These pumpkin patches are full of southern hospitality — think warm cups of cider, hayrides at sunset, and family-friendly corn mazes where kids (and grown-ups) can giggle their way through the rows.
Whether you’re hunting for the perfect pumpkin for your porch, taking fall photos, or enjoying family-friendly farm fun in Arkansas, these patches around Hot Springs and Southwest Arkansas offer a serene, memorable day trip. Don’t forget to bring your camera, dress in cozy layers, and plan your route so you can hit multiple patches in one weekend.
Whether you’re after the perfect pumpkin for your porch, a family day of corn mazes and hayrides, or just those aesthetic fall photos, I’ve gathered some of the best pumpkin patches in Arkansas for you to explore.
Have you experienced Fall in Central Arkansas? It feels like a warm hug; golden leaves, crisp breezes off the Arkansas River, and that nostalgic scent of hay and cider. Whether you’re pumpkin-picking near Little Rock or exploring hidden gems around Benton and Lonoke, there’s a patch waiting for you.
If you’re chasing pumpkins in Northeast Arkansas, you’re in for wide-open skies, golden cotton fields, and farms full of cozy charm. From corn mazes to hayrides, this region knows how to make fall feel magical.
There’s something extra special about fall in the Ozarks — that golden glow over rolling hills, crisp mornings, and farms bursting with pumpkins and sunflowers.
