Discover Arkansas’s Battlefield

Arkansas is rich in history, as seen by the numerous museums and battlefields. According to research, there were 17 civil war conflicts here, leaving several places and landmarks. A road trip may be just what your kids need to learn about the battlefields. Due to the preservation of the area's historical characteristics, Pea Ridge National Military Park is the most popular tourist battleground to visit.

There are also seven kilometers to explore by automobile or on foot, and ten stations. According to history, it was the turning moment of the 1862 conflict since many soldiers died on the battlefield. Prairie Grove Battlefield is another well-known battlefield that has been turned into a state park. To explore the battlefield, tourists can take a Geocache Tour, a Guided Walking Tour, a Driving Tour, or a Virtual Tour. There is also a picnic area.

Helena, Arkansas, is another battleground. The Confederates lost Arkansas and control of the Mississippi River as a result of the Battle of Helena. A day or two-day journey allows you to see all of Helena's attractions, including as Freedom Park, New Fort Curtis, and the Delta Cultural Center.

Another spot to visit when seeing Arkansas' battlefields is the Old State House Museum in Little Rock. The state capitol was initially located here, and it was here that the vote to join the Confederacy took place. You can go on a guided tour or a self-guided one to learn about the town’s rich history.