Roadside Attractions in North Little Rock

1 place worth pulling over for in North Little Rock, Arkansas, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.

The Old Mill

North Little Rock, Arkansas

Step into a piece of cinematic history at this picturesque park, which famously appears in the opening credits of the 1939 classic 'Gone with the Wind'. Built in 1933 to replicate an 1880s grist mill, it features stunningly realistic 'faux bois' (fake wood) concrete sculptures of bridges, benches, and tree stumps created by artist Dionicio Rodriguez. It is believed to be the only remaining structure from the film still standing, making it a dreamlike stop for movie buffs and nature lovers alike.

Planning the stop

It's free to visit. Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.

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Tiny Town

Hot Springs, Arkansas

Explore an intricate, hand-crafted miniature world featuring moving trains, animated figures, and tiny landmarks built over a lifetime by one dedicated family. It is a nostalgic masterpiece of folk art where almost everything is made from recycled materials.

Fouke Monster Mart

Fouke, Arkansas

This quirky convenience store and museum is dedicated to the legendary Fouke Monster, a Bigfoot-like beast made famous by the 1972 movie The Legend of Boggy Creek. Visitors can browse cryptid souvenirs, explore local swamp lore, and snap a photo with a life-sized monster statue.

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