Lonoke, AR Hotels

Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Arkansas

While in Arkansas, you might enjoy a visit to:

Alma calls itself "Spinach Capital of the World," holds a spinach festival every April, and worships a Popeye statue.
~140 miles from Lonoke.

The famous half-man, half-fish has ruled from his humid perch in an outbuilding since the Alligator Farm first opened.
~69 miles from Lonoke.

The "Watermelon Capital of the World" exhibits a recreation of an award-winning local watermelon, along with a bunch of Bill Clinton memorabilia.
~123 miles from Lonoke.

A snake-lovin' guy with a reptile ranch in his yard.
~149 miles from Lonoke.

Mobile mascot has long been visible in front of a private residence.
~149 miles from Lonoke.

At the New Holy Land, a museum explains how man and dinosaurs survived the Great Flood.
~152 miles from Lonoke.

Mysterious scribblings, left perhaps by Vikings with a really bad sense of direction.
~110 miles from Lonoke.

Live wild turkeys are dropped from planes at the Turkey Trot, but the town officially has nothing to do with it....
~109 miles from Lonoke.

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