Minuses first - a bit of a drive depending on where you are staying. Pluses_ fun for the whole family, a learning time, and great music if you can stay for the evening show! A new thing located at the same site is LocoRopes - sort of a challenge-yourself type of aerial ropes course, do-able by anyone with a sense... More

For the money.....you may not find a better done folk center where you can learn a lot in a little amount of time about candle making, printing and more. The hand made clothes are amazing as well as the hand made brooms. The Candle maker was a wealth of information...and although I have been to Williamsburg many times...I was able... More

Hmmm. I have mixed feelings about this site. The craft village is pretty interesting, and Iike the demonstrating artists. There are also some good musical events. But -- there's an element of anachronism that doesn't quite work here. Rather than using a lot of people who really are from Arkansas and who really grew up with the traditional activities, the... More

Don't go on a Sunday or a Monday because all is closed

Enjoy the outdoors and plenty of space to walk and reacquaint yourself with nature.

Small buildings are scattered around the grounds, each demonstrating the various skills needed to survive such as blacksmithing, candlemaking, spinning, glass art, pottery, doll making, woodturning, jewelry making, etc. It is always informative and enjoyable to watch craftsmen demonstrate their skills. There is bluegrass music and story telling entertainment. The gift shop sells local artisans works. We spent about 4... More

This is without a doubt the best state park in Arkansas, from the theater to the craft grounds.

This pictures looks like the Blanchard Springs Caverns. But the Ozark Folk center has different exhibit of different times in the Ozarks and also a resturant.

Went to see Suzzy Boggus, all of the staff were very nice and efficientt. The flowers were beautiful. I think the eating place was called the Iron Skillet and was a good place to eat.