| 9 mile drive from Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum and 3 miles from the Verizon Arena. Check in time: 2:00 PMCheck out time: 11:00 AM. The colorful, modern rooms have wood floors and include flat screen TVs with expanded cable channels, while most also come with free WiFi. Free morning coffee and parking are offered, and there's a seasonal unheated outdoor pool and a coin laundry. This straightforward budget lodging off Highway 65 is an 11 minute walk from Pike Plaza Shopping Center, a 2. Kids 17 and under stay free with an adult family member.
Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport 13 min
Historic Arkansas Museum (6 min.)
Local art & history museum featuring artifacts 19th-century structures & historical re-enactments. Pinnacle Mountain State Park (25 min.)
Expansive park provides hiking trails with mountain vistas canoeing a visitor center & arboretum. Old State House Museum (8 min.)
National Historic Landmark building featuring permanent & traveling exhibits on Arkansas history. Wild River Country (11 min.)
Family-friendly 26-acre water park with raft rides long slides & several pools plus volleyball. Arkansas State Capitol (11 min.)
Grand state capitol building featuring free guided tours temporary exhibits & a gift shop. Museum Of Discovery (6 min.)
Playful interactive exhibits exploring scientific concepts at this family-friendly destination. Big Dam Bridge (14 min)
The longest U.S. pedestrian & bike bridge (4 226 feet) spanning the Arkansas River atop Murray Dam. Little Rock River Market (7 min.)
Riverside hub with an international food hall a twice-weekly farmer s market & frequent concerts. Arkansas Arts Center (10 min.)
Art frida kahlo museum rembrandt and architecture The Old Mill (7 min.)
Quaint 1880 s-style water mill with rustic outdoor sculptures located in T.R. Pugh Memorial Park. Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum (8 min.)
Exhibits on naval history & Arkansas aquaculture plus tours of USS Razorback a WWII-era submarine. Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site Visitor Center (10 min.)
Museum at an operating high school that was the site of pivotal desegregation events in 1957. Burns Park (11 min.)
Park offering ball fields a 36-hole golf course multi-use trails & fishing in the Arkansas River. | 
