Things to Do
See the information below for some fun and interesting
places to visit while you're here!
Local Cuisines!
Stoby'sThis Conway classic is back and better than ever! Located at 805 Donaghey Ave., Stoby's has been the town favorite for the last 30 years! After a new renovation, the restaurant is back, bringing smiles to the city of Conway once again!
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Pasta GrillIf you're looking for a bit of higher-end cuisine, Pasta Grill is the place for you! Located at 915 Front, St., you'll find all things yummy at this Italian restaurant!
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Fat Daddy's
If you're looking for a great place to find homestyle BBQ, then Fat Daddy's is the place to be! It's a local favorite here in Conway.
Located at 1004 W Oak, Fat Daddy's never disappoints! |
Explore The Natural State!
Cadron
Cadron Settlement Park is located on AR 319 W off of Highway 64. Facilities include the Blockhouse restoration, the Cherokee Trail of Tears, picnic areas, accessible trails, historical mural of pioneer settlement, and much more! It's one of the many wonderfully historic places to visit in the Natural State!
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Petit Jean
Petit Jean State Park is an Arkansas icon, located at 1285 Petit Jean Mountain Rd, it is a state natural and historic treasure that has welcomed travelers over the years. It reflects the mountain's rugged beauty, capturing everything Arkansas has to offer.
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Little Rock
The Little Rock Zoo was started in 1926 with only two animals: an abandoned timber wolf and a circus-trained bear. Over the years it has grown to include 725 animals representing more than 200 species. Located in the heart of Little Rock, it's the perfect place to spend some extra free time.
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Little Rock
The Arkansas State Capitol is equally rich in history, craftsmanship and architectural excellence. Visit today and you’ll not only see lawmakers at work, but you’ll also enjoy a glimpse of the historic events and people who shaped Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Central High School is recognized for the role it played in the desegregation of public schools. The nine African-American students' persistence in attending the formerly all-white Central High School was the most prominent national example of the implementation of the May 17, 1954 Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education. Located at 1500 S Park St, Little Rock High School still stands today, and is a fantastic place to tour!
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Little Rock
The Little Rock River Market, is a great place to grab a bite to eat, shop, or listen to some live music. You can find many artists from the state displaying their work, while taking a walk around Little Rock!
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