5 Top Sights in Sherwood, AR

Planning a visit to Sherwood, AR? Or maybe you’re a local going stir crazy during the pandemic? Whichever the case may be, Sherwood and the surrounding areas offer sights to see that the whole family will enjoy! So put on your mask and get ready to explore some of the area’s most popular attractions. 

5 Top Sights in Sherwood, AR

1. Round Top Filling Station

Take a trip back in time and check out the Round Top Filling Station. This novel architecture, located on a section of U.S. Highway 67, was constructed for the Pierce Oil Company. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it has been restored and now serves as a station for the local police department. This site offers a unique chance to be captivated by the history unfolding around you.

2. Big Dam Bridge

Stop by North America’s longest pedestrian-only dam. Located in North Little Rock, Big Dam Bridge is the perfect location to do a bit of bird watching, as it is home to various birds of prey. Biking and jogging are also popular activities along the path, so you can roam around and take in the area’s natural beauty. Witnessing the views from above the dam is a mesmerizing and peaceful experience that you don’t want to miss.

3. Arkansas State Capitol Building

Explore Arkansas’ State Capitol building! The building features Arkansas’ granite, 6 bronze doors, 3 chandeliers, and a dome with a gold plated cupola. Don’t forget to check out the “Testament” sculpture that commemorates the bravery of those African American students who first integrated with Little Rock Central High School.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is also located on Capitol grounds. On the southeast corner of the grounds is a tribute to the over 60,000 Arkansas residents who served in Vietnam.

4. Riverfront Park

If you’re looking for a family-friendly recreation sight, you probably want to take a trip over to Riverfront Park. The park has a nature center, an enormous playground, and a splash pad, creating endless fun for the little ones! The site also has tons of paved trails along the river, making it the perfect location for joggers and cyclists. The views from the trails are top-notch, and there is a tall bridge that makes for a great vantage point of the view across the river.

5. Sherwood’s Enchanted Forest Trail of Lights

Looking for a fun holiday experience fit for people of all ages? They this mile-long drive-thru light display that pops up every holiday season at the Sherwood Sports Complex. Admission is free, and everyone who comes by gets a free candy cane! If you’re feeling extra festive this holiday season, you can even enjoy some breakfast with Santa before the display.

Whether you’re looking for a historical experience, a day of family fun, or just a day to relax and take in a nice view, Sherwood has it all. So fly solo or gather up your closest friends, and get ready to explore this incredible city. For more on what to do, stop by and ask us at Crain Kia of Sherwood.

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