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Our Take on Paris, Arkansas


Yes, Paris Arkansas is named for their sister city in France!  Paris is the County Seat of Logan, midway between the larger communities of Ft. Smith and Little Rock.   Nearby Mount Magazine State Park is Arkansas’s newest, located at the highest summit of the entire state.  Campers enjoy majestic, commanding views of the countryside around Paris while hiking along 2,234 acres of trails and forestlands.  Explore on-line details about the 60 room lodge, cabins, campsites, and on-site swimming pool.  The website also includes detailed links to Paris restaurants and cafeterias.  The annual Mount Magazine International Butterfly Festival is featured, where enthusiastic nature-lovers arrive as summer begins, viewing the many species of butterflies including the Diana Fritillary, rare fauna, and wildlife found at the Park.

We’re certain that couples interested in a unique, romantic and secluded destination will love The Winery’s Bed & Breakfast in Paris Arkansas.  You’ll be welcomed with flowers, wine from the Cowie Wine Cellars estate, and snacks.  Double whirlpools are found in each suite.  The Winery’s website is completely charming and provides all the details.

Paris, Arkansas’s town website boasts a wealth of links for Paris Lodging, dining, and shopping (including antiques) destinations.  Be sure to check out the details and schedule your Paris, Arkansas Vacation now!

 

Paris, Arkansas Things To Do

  1. Logan County Museum204 N. Vine St.
    Paris, AR 72855

    Overview Small museum of local history is housed in the old jail where the state's last hanging took place; listed on the ... more on Arkansas.com

  2. Arkansas Historic Wine Museum101 North Carbon City Road
    Paris, AR 72855

    Overview Only wine museum in the nation dedicated to the wine history of a state. Large casks, tanks, filtering, ... more on Arkansas.com

  3. Mt. Magazine International Butterfly Festival

    Overview Arkansas' newest state park of 2,200 acres offers cooler summertime temperatures due to the elevation of 2,753 feet above sea level. These cooler temperatures are a nature lover's paradise, as well... more on MuseumStuff.com

  1. Cowie Wine Cellars
  2. Mount Magazine State Park
  3. Coury House at Subiaco Abbey
  4. Little Creek Recreation Club
  1. Wiederkehr Wine Cellars
  2. Ozark Field Office
  3. Huckleberry Mountain Horse Trail

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