When staying with us at 49F Bluewater Drive, you have access to 2 golf courses at Holiday island - an 18 hole course near the entry and a 9 hole course on the Island. For 2 golfers and cart, 18 holes of challenging golf is $75.
Additionally, the recreation center is open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. during the summer and when you pay $5.00 - adults and $4.00 - children you have all day access to tennis, swimming - adult and kids pool, shuffleboard, ping pong, horseshoes, basketball and miniature golf.
There is a world of activities to keep you busy year round. Holiday Island Marina is located only about a 1/2 mile from the townhome. There you can buy fishing bait and gear for whatever you're hungry for. The boat ramp is accessible and the restroom facilities are very clean.
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Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers & Bentonville
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| Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium (click image for Athletics link) |
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The University of Arkansas is the crown jewel and center stage in Northwest Arkansas. Come hungry for the best that college athletics has to offer. Competition in the Southeastern Conference is fierce and whether it's Football, Swimming, Baseball, Basketball or Track and Field, Arkansas' premier athletic programs are well coached and well funded.
Night life in Fayetteville simply begins and ends on Dickson Street. From the Business Highway 71 to the corner of Old Main, there is every conceivable variation of entertainment available to you. The new Walton Arts Center enjoys sellout crowds for the North Arkansas Symphony season and The Broadway Premier Series. Walk down to George's Majestic Lounge where national and local music acts have been performing since 1927.
North of Downtown Fayetteville is the Northwest Arkansas Mall where you'll find national retailers in a tight shopping district. Springdale and Rogers are cities that seemingly connect as you travel north to Bentonville, the home of WalMart, the largest retailer in the world. See where Sam Walton started it all at his $.05 - $.10 store on the square - now a museum. Further up Highway 71 is Bella Vista, another well developed planned community.
Going east on Highway 62, don't miss Pea Ridge National Military Park, where 26,000 soldiers fought for the fate of Missouri in a significant Civil War battle in 1862. The Park is a well groomed and landscaped 4,300 acres.
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| Dusk settles on Dickson Street and the Walton Performing Arts Center (click image for entertainment choices on Dickson Street) |
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| Elkhorn Tavern where Union troops gathered (click image for details) |
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