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March 2024 by Chuck Rinks
Great way to spend a couple of hours and learn about history.
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March 2024 by Brian DeBlieck
Restrooms: Very well maintained facility and restrooms.
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March 2024 by Jerome Fox
Had the 162 anniversary. Very informative and the reconstructionists camp overnight in battle uniforms and set up camp just like in 1862. Easy movie to watch there or at home. I will go back next year because we went to the baseball game in Fayetteville and didn't get to see the reenactment with the live muskets and cannon fire.
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March 2024 by Jesse Ansell
Neat little place to visit with lots of interesting history.
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March 2024 by latech_pilot
Fantastic park that is preserved so well it’s scary.You can just imagine thousands of solders marching and fighting. Definitely worth the stop!
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March 2024 by Roger Smith
I had mixed emotions when I visited this site. I wanted to visit this site but to know so many died here. The host were great too. Thank you.
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March 2024 by Laurie Carlson
Living history AT ITS BEST!!! STATIONS of interesting subjects, military maneuvers, infantry and on horseback, musketry, rifle, cannon demos, super knowledgeable historians, GORGEOUS, spacious grounds, well kept up, newly remodeled visitors center. A+ battlefield site/ military park!
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March 2024 by Chris
Went to Garfield to pick up my pooch, stopped at Greer's Candies + Cannonball cafe on the way . Chocolate galore ,deep fried custard pie + some military appreciation. Returned to backyard getaway to hang w/ my animal friends
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March 2024 by Think Engraved
Fantastic museum and as cool as the battlefield is with cannons and fencing from the Civil and the trail of tears, it is also sad to think of what happened at this place.
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March 2024 by space cat
This is a great park to learn about the battle of Pea Ridge. The visitor center has a lot of neat artifacts and info about the battle. The folks who worked in the visitor center were pleasant, enthusiastic, and informative.
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February 2024 by Scot Egg
7 mile circular driving tour with about 10 rest stop points of interest and hiking paths. Elk Ridge Tavern House with pit toilets is the only restroom on the drive. Website with Ranger video explaining the significance and history of each stop is available on your cell phone via a website. Scan the QR code available at the Visitor Center
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February 2024 by Brian Thomas
We went on a cold gray day and had the place pretty much to ourselves. Excellent exhibits and a great drive through portion that really showed off the various parts of the battlefield.Restrooms: Nice and clean.
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February 2024 by scott besemer
Small battlefield nice road tour. No hotels closer than 1/2 hour away.
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February 2024 by Sharon Nichols
The historical information is presented in a very interesting way. The option to listen to audio, watch videos, or read the placards is a definite plus. We could sit in our cars or get out and walk around at each of the eleven stops. The grounds and facilities are very well maintained. It was a truly enjoyable tour.
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January 2024 by Arron Moore
So much history so close to home. Very informative our 11 year old son loved it!!! And I learned something too
