Riverside consists of 99 acres of hiking fun. Seated on the outskirts of town, River Side has picnic areas, restrooms, playground areas, two pavilions, a historic train caboose, handicap accessible trails, river outlooks and Little Red River access.
RoZark Hills Coffee Roasterie is an offspring of our coffee family. It was born in 1996 in the foot hills of the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas in a quaint little town called Rose Bud. Thus the name RoZark Hills. Our family owned coffee roastery puts a lot of love and pride in every bean that goes in your cup. We ensure your coffee drinking pleasure by carefully sourcing and purchasing the coffee beans from renowned coffee importers and roasting them to their maximum flavor potential. We roast each load with meticulous care by sight, aroma, time and temperature on vintage Probat and Barth roasters. This hands on roasting procedure with these seasoned roasters produces the quality of coffee YOU want to put in your cup for the ultimate coffee drinking experience. We roast to order to provide fresh roasted coffee for our customers whether it be wholesale or retail. RoZark Hills Roastery’s commitment to you is to provide quality fresh coffee roasted to peak flavor for your complete drinking experience.
South Fork Nature Center is the Gates Rogers Foundation’s premier conservancy project, featuring a two-mile maintained nature trail system on Greers Ferry Lake, open year-round. When the gates are closed, you can enter by foot through the rock entrance. Parking is available across the road. Dogs must be on a leash.
Facilities include a fully-restored pioneer cabin and outdoor seating areas that can double as outdoor classrooms.
Guided tours are scheduled every 3rd Saturday of the month, April – October. #ClintonFavorites
GPS Coordinates: Latitude 35°33’25.54″N Longitude 92°23’3.66″W
The Gates Rogers Foundation is committed to protecting and preserving Arkansas native flora and fauna in a manner that ensures and encourages public access, aesthetic appreciation, and an understanding of the importance of biodiversity preservation. The Foundation is dedicated to the development, application, and dissemination of ecologically sound land management practices that further this mission.
For more information about the conservation programs, or to schedule group tours & events, visit www.southforknaturecenter.org or contact Programs Director, Dr. Don Culwell at 501-358-2095.
From Conway take Hwy 65 North toward Clinton and Harrison. (Approximately 40 miles) At Choctaw, turn right on Arkansas State Highway 330 toward Choctaw Marina.
Drive 3.7 miles east, turn left (north) onto Klondike road. Drive about 2 miles and continue straight from Klondike Rd. onto Bachelor road and down a steep hill, across a low water bridge and up the hill to the SFNC rock entrance. Parking available across the road.
Going South
From Harrison drive south approximately 70 miles on Hwy 65 to Clinton. Continue down Hwy 65 another 5 miles to Choctaw; turn left on Arkansas State Highway 330 toward Choctaw Marina.
Drive 3.7 miles east, turn left (north) onto Klondike road. Drive about 2 miles and continue straight from Klondike Rd. onto Bachelor road and down a steep hill, across a low water bridge and up the hill to the SFNC rock entrance. Parking available across the road.
From Morrilton
Drive north on Hwy 9 approximately 35 miles to the intersection of Hwy 65. Continue straight across Hwy 65 onto Arkansas State Highway 330 toward Choctaw Marina.
Drive 3.7 miles east, turn left (north) onto Klondike road. Drive about 2 miles and continue straight from Klondike Rd. onto Bachelor road and down a steep hill, across a low water bridge and up the hill to the SFNC rock entrance. Parking available across the road.
Located in the heart of town on East Main Street. Close to shopping, dining and lodging. Spring Park attracted settlers to Heber Springs in the 1830’s and is named after it’s natural springs which are covered by pavilions and accessible throughout the park. Spring Park offers picnic tables surrounded by beautiful shade trees, a basketball court, a skateboard ramp, playgrounds, 2 outdoor amphitheaters, public restrooms and is wheel chair accessible. Spring Park is home to many festivals through out the year including Spring Fest and Ozark Trail Fest. Pet Friendly.
Spring Park is located on the corner of Main and Pleasure Street. Spring park is home to the historic capped-off Sulphur Spring in its original gazebo. Restrooms, a pavilion, playground, picnic areas and a walking trail are all available. Pet Friendly.
