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Arkansas sits in the heart of America, delivering convenience and affordability for event planners, participants and fans alike. Getting here is easy with major interstates connecting the South and Midwest, and two major airports, Clinton National (LIT) in Little Rock and Northwest Arkansas National (XNA) in Bentonville.
What sets The Natural State apart is what happens once you’re here. World-class facilities surrounded by breathtaking natural settings, a climate that favors outdoor competition nearly year-round, and communities that rally behind every event make sporting events in Arkansas special. Whether it’s a cycling race in the Ozarks, a soccer tournament in central Arkansas or a youth baseball weekend in the Delta, we offer an unbeatable mix of location, value and versatility.
The Arkansas Sports Team represents 14 dynamic destinations across the state, each with the experience and resources to help you plan and execute a successful event. From endurance races to esports, from hardwood courts to open water, Arkansas is ready.
For event organizers who want more than just a venue, Arkansas is the natural choice. Take a look inside our guide to see how we’re built for competition and connection. We can’t wait to welcome you to The Natural State.
Sincerely,
Dalaney and the Arkansas Sports Team

Arkansas’ state park lodges blend natural beauty, outdoor recreation and Southern hospitality.

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Ed Worrell Memorial Baseball Park
Baseball
Ed Worrell Park in Texarkana has 115 acres of recreational land area with amenities including seven lighted baseball fields, running/jogging trails, parking, restrooms and two concession stands. It features concessions, off-street parking and is located near the Texarkana Regional Airport.
Ermer Dansby Pondexter Sports Complex
Baseball, softball
The Ermer Dansby Pondexter Sports Complex is home to five fields, a walking trail, playground, a huge pavilion, concession stand, air-conditioned bathrooms, plenty of shade for a picnic, and lots of parking. Guests appreciate the digital scoreboards courtesy of Youth Scoreboards of Arkansas as well as the convenience of using debit/credit cards at the concession stand. Players and coaches enjoy the playing surface, new lights and 200-foot tournament fences.
Texarkana Arkansas Convention Center
Conventions
Nestled in southwest Arkansas, just one mile from the Texas border in Texarkana, the Arkansas Convention Center is the premier location for events in its area. Its 10,000-square foot state-of-the-art facility was newly constructed in 2014, and is conveniently located on Interstate 30, just miles from I-49 south. The ballroom can be divided into four breakout rooms and it features a brightly lit gallery space that connects the four rooms.

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C.L. “Charlie” and Willie George Park
Baseball, softball, football, soccer, tennis, walking
This park features several amenities including one lighted football field, three lighted tennis courts, four artificial turf baseball fields with concessions, six soccer fields, a dog park, a paved walking trail, two pavilions, play structures and a splash pad open daily.
The Jones Center
Skating, swimming, fitness
This state-of-the-art 220,000-square-foot recreation, community and event center is located in the heart of Northwest Arkansas. This massive facility houses a year-round ice arena, junior-Olympic-sized lap pool, activity pool with a slide, world-class bike park, basketball court, fitness center, indoor track, conference center and chapel/auditorium. Also located in the center is a cafe with a menu designed in collaboration with local partners.
Springdale Recreation Center
Basketball, volleyball, soccer, group fitness, weight training
This newly remodeled facility boasts six indoor hardwood courts for basketball and volleyball, two indoor soccer fields, group fitness areas, and weight training equipment. The center is home to area youth sports and is an ideal location to host a tournament or camp at any age level. Ample parking, spectator seating, and full-service concessions are available to accommodate guests. The Springdale Recreation Center offers yearly memberships and facility reservations to meet any number of needs.

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Slaughter Pen & Coler Mountain Bike Preserve
Bike events
Two of Bentonville’s premier trail networks provide unique opportunities for urban outdoor events and competitions. Both networks of singletrack are progressive and purpose built, flowing alongside paved greenways, allowing for easy access to spectators for mtb races and trail running. The 40+ mile Slaughter Pen originates from our city square, and features trails beginner to expert. The 17+ mile Coler trails include beginner jump lines, technical rocky sections, and massive gap jumps for expert riders.
Memorial Park
Baseball, softball, tennis, biking, skateboarding, soccer
Memorial Park is home to several sporting facilities, including a tennis complex with 12 lighted courts, five lighted baseball fields, four lighted softball fields. The soccer complex has seven lighted soccer fields and two multi-purpose fields. It has two basketball courts, four lighted sand volleyball courts, one multiuse skate and bike park, and an aquatic center featuring an Olympic size pool and a separate diving pool with a water slide.
Phillips Park
Baseball, softball
The newly renovated 50-acre Phillips Park features 7 new lighted ballfields alongside 2 existing fields, a new concessions and restroom area, and updated parking. The master plan for the park that will be fully completed in later stages will include 10 full sized ballfields, batting cages, an inclusive playground, and more.

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The Grounds
Basketball, volleyball, pickleball, soccer, baseball
This 128,000 sq. ft. venue is perfect for hosting tournaments and events of all sizes. It features 9 full-sized basketball courts, which easily transform into 17 volleyball or 27 pickleball courts, plus a large indoor turf field ideal for soccer, football, baseball, and more. With a year-round calendar of leagues, camps, and community events, it’s a top choice for athletes of all ages. Visitors will also enjoy the lounge area, indoor café, and the versatility of the facility for various sports and tournaments.
Cabot Sportsplex
Baseball, football
The 50-acre Cabot Sportsplex is a must-visit for sports tourism. Opened in 2016, it features eight lighted turf baseball fields, one full-size baseball field, two full-size football fields, and a 0.90-mile walking track. For some splashy fun, head to the on-site Cabot Aquatic Park, where three pools, a lazy river, water slides, and a kids’ splash zone provide endless entertainment. Rentable pavilions and full-service concessions make this complex perfect for hosting tournaments and events.
Allman-Bevis Sports Park
Soccer, softball
For top-tier soccer and softball facilities, Allman-Bevis Sports Park delivers! This 42-acre park features four turf softball fields and the First Arkansas Bank Soccer Complex, with well-lit fields for all ages. Whether it’s daytime or evening play, this park has everything needed for tournaments, plus playgrounds, pavilions, and concessions to keep families entertained between games.

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Conway Community Center
Swimming, volleyball, pickleball
A true hub for recreation and competition, the Conway Community Center offers a wide range of top-tier amenities. Inside, guests will find an eight-lane competition pool with spectator seating, nine volleyball courts, and 12 pickleball courts. The facility also features a fitness center, indoor track, meeting spaces, and a concession stand. Outside, visitors can enjoy a leisure pool complete with a water slide and lazy river, making this center perfect for both serious athletes and family fun.
Conway Soccer Complex
Soccer
Opened in spring 2025, the Conway Soccer Complex is a premier destination for soccer in the region. The complex boasts 10 high-quality grass turf fields, all fully lit for evening games and tournaments. On-site amenities include a splash pad for kids, a full concession stand, clean restrooms, and a dedicated referee lounge—making it a top-tier experience for both players and spectators alike.
Conway Station Park
Baseball
A top park in the state, Conway Station Park is home to eight fields with a 225-foot fence, while the final field features a 350-foot fence, giving sluggers an impressive challenge to aim for. This massive park is also equipped with its own concession stand, heated/cooled bathrooms, maintenance shed, and a beautiful pond.

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Kessler Regional Park
Soccer, baseball, kickball, mountain-biking, hiking & running
This regional park is home to 6 lighted soccer, – 8 – lighted baseball fields, and – 3-restroom/concession buildings. On its 620 acres, the park is also home to historic Kessler Mountain. The park operates as a regional sports park with popular areas for mountain-bikers, hikers & runners, with more than 10 miles of natural-surface trails that tie back into the amazing Razorback Greenway trail system.
Centennial Park
Cycling, running, RC racing & more
Centennial Park at Millsap Mountain is a cycling-activated park with state-of-the-art cyclo-cross and mountain biking facilities. On top of this mountain there are 12 miles of soft surface trails, a pavilion with restrooms and parking for up to 90 with 2.5 additional acres for flex space as need for events. The mountain’s world-class cyclo-cross, mountain bike, and running courses include trails with multiple surfaces and features that build users’ skills.
AAO P. Whitaker Sports Center
Basketball, volleyball, pickle-ball, boccia ball, corn-hole, table tennis
This sports facility is host to 11 standard courts that can be used for multiple sports. AAO has a total of 43,000 sq ft of space with bleacher seating on every court. There is an additional 1,800 sq ft training center on-site for use and a multi-purpose room with 1,800 sq ft of space.

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Fort Smith Convention Center
Volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, cheer, tennis, pickleball, dance, eSports, martial arts, cornhole, wrestling
The infinitely flexible Fort Smith Convention Center offers 116,800 sq. ft. of usable event space and a state-of-the-art performing arts center just steps from downtown dining, shopping, and entertainment. The column-free, 40,000 sq. ft. Exhibition Hall (divisible into 5 sections) features 34’ ceilings and accommodates up to eight (8) volleyball courts; eight (8) Tennis Courts; sixteen (16) pickleball courts; four (4) basketball courts.
Ben Geren Regional Park
Soccer, softball, tennis, disc golf, golf, mountain biking
The expansive Ben Geren Regional Park offers a 12-field Soccer Complex; 10-field Softball Complex; 6-court Tennis Center; 27-hole Golf Course; three (3) 18-hole Disc Golf Courses; three (3) Sand Volleyball Courts; a premier Arkansas Mountain Biking Trail System (21+ miles). It is also home to Parrot Island Waterpark and a miniature golf course.
FS Baseball & Softball / Boys & Girls Club
Baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, basketball
Evans Club includes three (3) Baseball/Softball Fields; two (2) Indoor Basketball Courts; two (2) Outdoor Basketball Courts; one (1) Soccer Field. Goldtrap Club includes four (4) Baseball/ Softball Fields; one (1) Indoor Basketball Court; one (1) Soccer Field. Jeffrey Club includes three (3) Soccer Fields. Stephens Club includes three (3) Soccer Fields; one (1) Indoor Basketball Court; one (1) Outdoor Basketball Court.

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Bank OZK Arena
Basketball, cheer, volleyball, pickleball, concerts
Bank OZK Arena seats 6,300 and is connected to the Hot Springs Convention Center, Hotel Hot Springs and Embassy Suites. Bank OZK Arena has hosted the Sunbelt College Basketball Championships, FLW Bass Fishing Tournament, Arkansas High School Basketball Championships, and more.
Oaklawn Hot Springs
Horse Racing, track and field, concerts
Oaklawn is known for its 100 + year tradition of professional horse racing which is highlighted each season by The Arkansas Derby. The track’s infield has also proven to be a great setting for the Arkansas High School Cross Country Championships.
Majestic Park
Baseball, softball
The Majestic Park Baseball Complex was specifically designed for youth baseball & softball tournaments and features five fields. Three of the fields are 225 feet to center field, lighted, and fenced with artificial turf infields and outfields, as well as, stationary mounds.
Northwoods Trails
Hiking, biking
The Northwoods Trails are located 5 minutes from Downtown Hot Springs. There are 32.5 miles of mountain bike trails that are also open to trail running and hiking. Four trailheads provide ample parking and facilities. The Northwoods has hosted the Gudrun Mountain Bike Festival and NICA Mountain Bike races.

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Craighead Forest Park
Hiking, disc golf, softball, mountian biking, fishing
This 770-acre park opened in 1937 and in the last 20 years, the park has gone through numerous renovations improving the playgrounds (4), RV campgrounds (41 spaces) and 13 miles of moutainbiking trails. Craighead features many popular outdoor activities such as basketball, hiking, disc golf, softball, mountain biking, camping and fishing.
Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex
Baseball, soccer
The Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex is home to 14-stunning baseball fields as well as 19 soccer fields. Right off Interstate 555, this complex has baseball fields that accommodate athletes from 7U to 14U leagues. Ten of the 14 fields have turf infields and manicured grass outfields. The complex also has its own batting cages. Soccer has 6 micro fields for 6U all the way up to high-school sized fields, with two new, full-sized turf soccer fields. Spectators can enjoy watching all the games in designated picnic areas around the complex with 4 full- function concession stands.
Southside Softball Complex
Softball
The Southside Softball Complex hosts the Mountain Dew Grand Slam Classic, the oldest youth tournament in the state of Arkansas. The complex has six batting cages and 10 softball fields, split between four pavilions. The softball complex also has two large and fully equipped concession stands for athletes and spectators to enjoy food at the ballpark. The fields are available day or night with updated lighting system installed in 2018.

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Rebsamen Tennis Center
Tennis
The Rebsamen Tennis Center is a tennis player’s utopia. Open year round, the tennis center offers 17 lighted courts, three lighted backboards and is a past recipient of the USTA‘s National Public Facility of the Year Award. Rebsamen hosts Adult and Junior Arkansas tournaments, and the tennis center has hosted USTA Southern Region tournaments and an annual USTA Men’s Pro Circuit Tournament.
Jack Stephens Center
Basketball, wrestling
The $25-million Jack Stephens Center is a state-of-the-art 5,600-seat, multi-purpose arena at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The Stephens Center hosts the school’s men’s and women’s basketball, women’s volleyball, the Boy’s and Girl’s State High School Wrestling Tournament, regional dance and cheer competitions, and the U.S. National Baton Twirling Championships.
Statehouse Convention Center
Volleyball, Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Wrestling, Cheer and Dance
With 220,000 square feet of flexible meeting space located in the heart of Little Rock’s downtown convention and River Market district, the Statehouse Convention Center is just steps away from a free streetcar ride to a wide variety of restaurants, performing arts venues, world-class attractions and outdoor activities. The ultimate in versatility for conventions, exhibitions, special events and trade shows that are truly unique and memorable.

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Burns Park
Soccer, lacrosse, flag football, tennis, baseball, softball, disc golf, pickleball, golf, cricket, BMX track, cross country
With nearly 2,000 acres of multi-sport facilities and trails, Burns Park is the premier complex of the South. Home to 17 multipurpose irrigated flat fields split into four quadrants, each featuring permanent restrooms, pavilions and concessions. Tournament lighting on one quadrant with 2 cricket pitches, 2,500 bleacher seating, and 1,500 parking spaces available. Burns Park Tennis Center has 30 outdoor courts (18 lit), including a championship court and 6 junior courts, and indoor facility with 6 courts equipped with locker rooms, showers, restrooms, lounge, observation area, concessions, secured storage space and over 300 parking spaces.
North Little Rock Riverfront Park
Bicycling, running, festivals, flex space
Located along the Arkansas River, Riverfront Park offers 3.3 acres of flexible event space backdropped with the beautiful Arkansas River. There are two rentable sections with a paved stage pad, permanent restrooms, electricity and water on-site. Adventure races, festivals, cycling and running marathons are welcome with access to the paved Arkansas River Trail spanning 88 miles.
Stone Links Park
Disc golf, cross country, cricket, festivals, flex space
Stone Links Park is a new disc golf complex that has four basic tracks ranging from 5,500 – 9,000 feet with multiple tee pads and basket placement. There are two flat fields available equipped with cricket pitches. This complex is cut from prairie grass making it ideal for all events that require a flexible open outdoor space.

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Pine Bluff Aquatics Center
Swimming
Located in the heart of Pine Bluff, the $11 million 36,000-square-foot center offers first class facilities including an eight-lane, 25-yard short course competition pool with water maintained at 82 degrees, state-of-the-art timing scoreboard, a therapy pool, water sports area, and can accommodate up to 1,600 people.
Taylor Field Baseball Stadium
Baseball
Taylor Field Baseball Stadium is a regulation-size baseball field featuring a U-shaped grandstand that holds 1,800 seats behind home plate. The stadium was constructed in 1939 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It seats 2,400 and reaches 315 feet to the right and left field foul poles, 360 feet in left centerfield, and 390 feet to the deep corner in centerfield.
Pine Bluff Convention Center
Basketball, gymnastics, wrestling, boxing
Home of the world-renowned King Cotton Holiday Classic basketball tournament, this impressive center features a 23,000-square-foot arena with tiered seating for up to 7,600. Recent upgrades include the latest in audio visual technology such as overhead communications module with live video feed, replay, and broadcast, 12-foot videoboards, 18-foot digital scorer’s table, NCAA-approved lighting, renovated restrooms and dressing rooms, and adjoining concourses with flat-screen monitors and concession stands.

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The Rogers Convention Center
Cheer, dance, martial arts, wrestling
The Rogers Convention Center offers 125,000 square feet of versatile meeting space, including a pillar-free 42,000-square- foot grand ballroom with 29 foot tall ceilings. The convention center is connected to an Embassy suites with 400 rooms.
Matrix Racquet Club
Tennis, padel, pickleball
Located right across the Rogers city line in Lowell, Matrix Racquet Club offers high-quality tennis facilities for camps, tournaments and events. With both indoor and outdoor courts, the facility is perfect for year-round events. The facility features 12 tennis courts, the ability to have 40 pickleball courts simultaneously, three padel courts, a café, and a health club.
Rogers Regional Sports Park/Veterans Memorial Park
Softball, baseball, kickball, football, soccer, lacrosse
Rogers Regional Sports Park features six baseball/softball fields, a water fountain in every dugout and a designated warm-up area for each team along with a central concession stand. Veterans Memorial Park features two baseball fields, two softball fields, five grass multi-purpose fields, and one turf multi-purpose field.
Beaver Lake
Fishing, boating, swimming, scuba diving, kayaking
Beaver Lake, a 28,370-acre freshwater lake, is located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains and is a popular place to boat, camp, fish, scuba dive, canoe, wake board, kayak, stand up paddle board, and swim.

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Russellville Soccer Complex
Soccer, hiking
Russellville Soccer Complex has multiple soccer fields for tournament play and plenty of open space for outdoor activities. The park has a 1.1-mile trail that can be used for running and walking. The path is also paved so it’s ADA accessible. The soccer complex has 3 lighted fields.
Lake Dardanelle State Park
Fishing, hiking, camping
This park is located in two areas on Lake Dardanelle, a 34,300 acre reservoir on the Arkansas River. It features a fishing pier, boardwalk trail and visitor center with five aquariums and the Lakeview Room meeting facility. There are 57 campsites in the Russellville area of the park. The park is also a National Park Service-certified site on the Trail of Tears water route.
Pleasant View Park, Shiloh Park, M. J. Hickey Park
Baseball, softball, swimming
Pleasant View Park and Shiloh Park have 6 softball fields with covered pavilions, restrooms and a dog park. The 7-field M.J. Hickey Park baseball complex has 3-lighted pavilions, restrooms, picnic tables and a 50-meter municipal swimming pool. The baseball and softball fields all feature benches, barbeque grills and picnic tables so fans can eat heartily while enjoying the action.