Tours and activities in Arkansas, United States

Top experiences in Arkansas

The most-booked Arkansas tours and tickets right now

Viator
Shared Golf Cart Tour of Bentonville, Arkansas
Your time in Bentonville won’t be complete without discovering the city’s most popular Instagram-worthy landmarks, public art installations and murals. Through this guided golf cart tour, you will explore the city streets and learn first-hand what makes Bentonville a city like no other. Discover the best restaurants, bars and hideaways with your local guide and leave with memories that last a lifetime. Make this your first activity during your stay in Bentonville! You’ll be glad you did! Shared Tours are public tours and hold up to five passengers total; BOB reserves the right to combine groups to full capacity.
5.0(204)
1 hr 30 min
Arkansas, United States
Free cancellation
English
From
$58
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Viator
Private Golf Cart Tour of Bentonville
Have the cart all to yourself! Your private, guided tour seats up to five people. Your time in Bentonville won’t be complete without discovering the city’s most popular Instagram-worthy landmarks and public art installations, as well as several homes featured on the HGTV show "Fixer to Fabulous!" Let's explore the city streets and learn firsthand what makes Bentonville a city like no other. Discover the best restaurants, bars, and hideaways with your local guide and leave with memories that last a lifetime. Make this your first activity during your stay in Bentonville! You'll be glad you did!
5.0(28)
1 hr 30 min
Arkansas, United States
Free cancellation
Private tour
English
From
$71
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Arkansas tour FAQs

Common questions about booking Arkansas experiences through SimilarTours

When's the best time to visit Arkansas for outdoor activities?

Spring and fall are ideal for UTV tours and mountain biking - weather's mild and trails are in good shape. Summer heat can be intense; winter's possible but check trail conditions before you go. If you're mixing outdoor adventures with wine tours and dinners, you've got flexibility across seasons.

How far ahead should I book popular tours?

Guided experiences like mountain bike tours and the private golf cart tours book up, especially weekends - aim for at least a week ahead, longer during peak season. Food and wine tours are similarly popular given the dinner-focused options, so check availability early.

Do I need a car to get around?

Yes, having your own vehicle or renting one makes life easier since activities scatter across northwest Arkansas and the Ozarks. Some guided tours (like the hop-on hop-off culture tour or dinner cruises) handle transport, but for exploring between activities, a car's practical.

Are guided tours actually worth it here?

Absolutely. A guide transforms a mountain bike ride or UTV outing into something richer - they know where to go, what the terrain offers, and local stories. Same applies to food tours: a guide who knows Bentonville's restaurant scene or the wine-making process adds real value you won't get self-touring.

What's a typical guided experience like - what's included?

It varies by tour. Outdoor adventures usually include equipment and a few hours of activity; dinner tours include food, sometimes wine, and a guide's running commentary; cultural tours might be walking-based or use golf carts. Check details for each specific booking - inclusion of meals, beverages, and gear differs.

Can families and less athletic visitors find things to do?

Yes - the golf cart tours, dinner cruises, hop-on hop-off culture tour, and food walks work for varied fitness levels. The Walmart heritage tour is low-impact and genuinely interesting. For UTVs and mountain biking, guides can adjust difficulty; confirm options when booking.

What makes northwest Arkansas different from other parts of the state?

The northwest clusters outdoor recreation (Ozark trails, mountain biking hotspot Bentonville) with an unusually robust food and wine scene - chocolate tours, jazz dinners, wine tastings. It's more developed for experiential tourism than you'd expect, blending adventure and culinary culture in one region.