riverfront park

Moosenearchicago0

I went for a jog along the path. The best feature was the sculpture garden. Also interesting were the various other displays, some about the history, happenings during the Civil War, and the wetlands walk. It was a little shorter than I was expecting, but I'm still glad I went there.

joanng800

The view is amazing. The entire facility is very well maintained and beautiful. A great place to take the kids and see an historic part of Little Rock. Highly recommend.

Shemp5

They really added money and time to make this place a very nice location for a diversity of interested parties. Go on a hot day to watch children run through fountains while watching tugs float by

MarileeP552

I love Riverfront Park. There are lovely walkways, play found for the kiddies, a water park and a wonderful Farmer's Market. As you stroll along the downtown streets you will find lots of places to duck in for lunch or a refreshment, or check out the many little art galleries and museums in the area.

daviddX8586OH

fine sculptures and great walking trails. Very enjoyable view of river and lighted bridges at night.

Rajesreviews

If you happen to catch an event or concert it's even more fun. Lots of places to sit, walk, jog or take in all the shops and cafés in the area.

keitht620

Our family stopped by on a cold day in December. Not a lot going on but we were on a mission to find the "Little Rock". It took a while but we eventually found it. They also had a small playground, an area that explained the history and a pedestrian bridge to walk on. You could spend an hour or two here with the kids. There were also some restaurants close by where you could eat and relax in better weather

Ashish_Makhija

The place is awesome and worth visiting. I wish I had more tme to spend. Riverfront shops are nearby.

990tracyp

This is a fun little park for couples or families. We were there during the day in November and it was cold and windy, which wasn't a surprise. We walked across the bridge and could see many bridges in both directions. This bridge is a historical renovated bridge for pedestrians. This park has some interesting sculptures and is interactive with tunnels which is great for adults and kids. If we ever get back to the area, I would like to walk further along the path

LivingLife808

Wish we came in the daytime, but even in the evening we were able to enjoy the Sculpture Garden and the shelter with interpretive panels. There really should be more significance on the Trail of Tears since every one of the 5 tribes that were forced from their homelands passed through here. It's the city's huge opportunity to educate people of the genocide of America's indigenous people. We asked the parking attendant, an office worker from the sculpture museum and even the Little Rock Visitors Bureau and none of them were "sure" although all wanted to be helpful.

OnTheRoadWarrior

I love walking through this park. I was looking forward to spending more time there, but most of my visit was during very rainy days. Hopefully I can enjoy it more next visit.

ScooterJuly

The whole of the Riverfront area is wonderful - long paths to walk and cycle and the park is really pretty and nicely laid out.Walk along and cross over junction bridge - that is good fun too. Definitely worth a visit

808katec

I like the park a lot. The little tunnels and playground with fountain is fun for the kids and the trail is pleasant to walk. If there was a crowd I would feel comfortable there at night but not by myself.

clubfoot57

We spent the better part of a day down on the riverfront. It was Saturday and the farmer's market was open and parking was free. We walked across the bridge and enjoyed the view of the river. The submarine on the north side of the river looked interesting and we toured the little museum but didn't pay to see the inside of the sub. We caught the trolley and rode it back across the river and to the Clinton Presidental Library. We rode back into downtown and grabbed some lunch at the Market, which was like a food court with central seating. After lunch we strolled the river park and stopped to see the replicas of the Nina and Pinta, Columbus' ships that were docked there. A lot to do and most of it was free or cheap.

survivor5804

Had a wonderful beautiful show on the bridge, walking around just amazing if you can go at night I'm sure it's better than the day with the way the bridge lights up and does a little light show all of the restaurants and bars are open and people are there hanging out.