Explore Beaver Lake’s scenic shores and the miles of trails at Hobbs State Park.
12,000+ acres along the south shore with 50+ miles of multi-use trails (hiking, MTB, equestrian) and a great visitor center with year-round programs.
Flowing, bike-optimized singletrack with lake views; also great for hikers and trail runners.
Easy access to picnic areas, swim beach, and views near the iconic Beaver Dam.
Guided tours through stunning cave formations, plus outdoor family activities in a lakeside setting.
A sanctuary for rescued lions, tigers, and other big cats, open for daily tours.
A drive-through adventure where you’ll spot zebras, camels, monkeys, and more exotic animals.
Family-friendly safari park with opportunities to feed animals and enjoy a walk-through petting zoo.
Discover local history and heritage, from working mills to landmark museums and performances.
A working water-powered gristmill with a gift shop and café serving homemade meals.
An outdoor drama retelling the last days of Christ, complete with a Bible museum and Holy Land tour.
World-class collection, free architecture & collection tours on select days; trails open daily from sunrise to sunset.
A charming Victorian town with unique shops, dining, and seasonal festivals.
Explore nearby local eateries, coffee, and shops (easy drives from the lake).
Striper, bass, crappie, and catfish are local favorites; consider a guide for first-timers.
Yes, you’ll need an Arkansas fishing license if you plan to fish. These can be purchased online or at many local bait shops.
Several outfitters and marinas (like Lost Bridge Marina) offer rentals, and there are seasonal rental spots near the Dam Site.
Many of our properties already include kayaks, canoes, and other water gear for guest use. Just check with us before you book or plan extra rentals.
Yes, swimming is allowed at designated day-use areas such as Prairie Creek, Horseshoe Bend, Rocky Branch, Dam Site, and War Eagle.At our properties, you don’t need to travel far, most are just a few feet or a quick golf cart ride from the water, and we’ll be happy to guide you to the best swim spots right outside your stay.
Yes! Hobbs offers a mix of trails for all levels, from easy lakeside walks to longer hikes and biking trails with overlooks.
Leashed pets are welcome at Hobbs State Park and many local trails, making it a great outing for the whole family.
October and early November are prime for vibrant foliage around Beaver Lake and along the park trails.
Yes! Fall brings crisp air, colorful foliage, and surprisingly warm water pockets. It’s also the perfect season for hiking, biking, and exploring nearby museums and trails.
Yes, the cavern tours are family-friendly and last about an hour. Kids love the crystal formations and stories from the guides.
War Eagle Mill features a historic water-powered mill, a gift shop, and a café serving homemade meals and baked goods.
Popular rainy-day activities include touring War Eagle Cavern, visiting Crystal Bridges Museum, or enjoying local dining in Rogers and Bentonville.
Yes! General admission is free, and so are the museum’s nature trails. Special exhibits may have a ticketed fee.
Downtown Rogers and Bentonville have plenty of local favorites, from coffee shops and bakeries to upscale dining, all within a short drive.
Spring through fall offers the best water temperatures for swimming, paddling, and boating. Many guests find late spring and early fall especially comfortable.
Summer is peak season, so beaches and boat ramps can get busy, especially on weekends. We recommend arriving early to secure parking and lake access.
Dick will personally guide you through the booking process, answer any questions you may have, and ensure you have everything you need before your stay.
For available dates and rates at Coppermine Haven, please get in touch with Amy, who will be happy to assist you.
