FreeFive centuries of American art in a Moshe Safdie building bridging a spring-fed Ozark ravine — free general admission, forest trails, a Frank Lloyd Wright house, and a major expansion that grew the museum by about half.
A contemporary art space in a converted cheese factory, a few minutes from Crystal Bridges: galleries, live music, performances and a courtyard that keeps the place busy after dark.
FreeThe original Walton's Five and Dime on the Bentonville square, turned into a museum of Sam Walton's story, with his pickup truck, a recreated office and an old-fashioned ice cream counter.
FreeA walkable courthouse-style square ringed with restaurants, shops, murals and the Walmart Museum, and the easiest place to start on foot or by bike.
A hands-on science and creativity museum for kids, with exhibits to build, climb, splash and tinker, close to Crystal Bridges and the downtown trails.
FreeBentonville's best-known mountain-bike trails, minutes from downtown: flowy singletrack, berms and jumps that helped earn the town its biking reputation, with routes for beginners and experts.
FreeA 36-mile paved shared-use path linking Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale and Fayetteville, with art, parks and creeks along the way, and a car-free way to see Northwest Arkansas.
A half-day private guided ride on Bentonville's trails with a local who knows the lines, the conditions and the skills to match your level.
About 3-4 hours (confirm when booking)$$$Get tickets → A guided ride around Bentonville in an open-air golf cart, covering landmarks, public art and murals with a local who points out where to eat and drink afterward.
About 1-1.5 hours$$Get tickets → A flexible sightseeing ticket for getting between Bentonville's museums, murals and downtown stops without worrying about parking.
Flexible (confirm ticket validity)$$Get tickets → A guided tour combining local food stops with the sights of downtown Bentonville, so you taste the town while learning how it grew.
Several hours (confirm when booking)$$$Get tickets → A two-hour guided drive through the places that shaped Walmart's story in Bentonville, from early sites and landmarks to the Walton family graves, in a heated and cooled vehicle.
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