The best things to do in Springdale

“Need a fuss-free plan this week? Springdale Country Club is where your golf itch, pool day cravings, and dinner plans happily coexist.”

From the Springdale newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Round up the crew for Modern Mission - Outdoor Laser Tag + Airsoft + Axe Throwing - Indoor Laser Tag, where indoor and outdoor laser tag, airsoft skirmishes, and axe throwing deliver instant bragging rights. Pick your mission this week, get a little competitive, and burn off that midweek restlessness the fun way.”

From the Fayetteville newsletter, August 27, 2026

“With two professionally designed 18-hole courses and 36 holes of fresh turf, Golf Mountain Mini Golf turns friendly trash talk into a full-on tournament. Expect quirky dips, sneaky inclines, and waterfall views that make even a three-putt feel like a win. Rally the crew this week.”

From the Rogers newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Lokomotion Family Fun Park packs the only go karts and bumper boats in the area, two 18-hole mini golf courses, Spin Zone bumper cars, lazer tag, and an arcade that actually delivers. Rally the crew this week, compete a little, then refuel with mouth-watering pizza and wings while the laughs keep going.”

From the Springdale newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Blessings Golf Club is the Razorbacks’ home base, a Robert Trent Jones Jr. design refreshed by Kyle Phillips that moves between Clear Creek’s floodplain and a plateau cut by ravines for real shot-making drama. If you can snag an invite, the practice setup is insane, including a Dave Pelz short-game haven.”

From the Fayetteville newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Formula Fun Adventure Park Fayetteville is freshly revamped with wall-to-wall trampolines, places to climb and slide, and a modern arcade, so kids, teens, and young-at-heart adults can burn energy and laugh hard this week. Also clutch for birthday planning that’s fun for them, painless for you.”

From the Fayetteville newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Gator Golf Miniature Golf Course turns a quick round into a mini safari, with waterfalls, exotic landscaping, and authentic African animals across two 18-hole courses on a midtown hillside. Ideal for family nights, friendly rivalries, or team outings, and yes, it’s a Fayetteville tradition that’s open year-round.”

From the Springdale newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Paradise Valley Athletic Club has an 18-hole championship course established in 1967 that’s fair yet sneaky challenging, plus a grill, pool, tennis, practice facilities, instruction, and a fully stocked shop. If you’re in Rogers, it’s a quick hop to Fayetteville...”

From the Fayetteville newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Cinema chain offering multiple screens of mainstream films with standard amenities & refreshments.”