- The list below includes 9 free or cheap things to do in or near Pine Bluff, Arkansas, including 32 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, History Museums, Walking Trails and Bowling.
- From Lake Saracen Walking Trail to Jack & Jill FunZone, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Pine Bluff.
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Highway 79, Stuttgart, AR 72160
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Bayou Meto State Wildlife Management Area is a state-run preserve that creates a natural habitat for deer and migratory birds and waterfowl. The area offers primitive campsites and managed, permit-only wild game hunting in season.
30.6 Miles
The Stuttgart Twin Cinema is a movie multiplex that features two separate auditoriums. The theater shows primarily first-run Hollywood films, and rotates films frequently. The theater also offers an array of refreshments.
30.7 Miles
Rice Bowl the is a bowling alley that has special 'Cosmic Bowling' nights and bowling leagues for adults as well as children. The facility is available for birthday parties and corporate events.
31.5 Miles
Showcasing a variety of local artists, Arts Center of The Grand Prairie offers visitors a place to view art and take classes. Every month the center features a new artist and has an exhibit of their art on display.
32.3 Miles
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921 East 4th Street, Stuttgart, AR 72160
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Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie has exhibits ranging from waterfowl to agriculture. All species of water fowl are displayed in the Water Fowl Wing. The exhibit includes bird's call audio, and a presentation of a rice field with geese and ducks feeding.
33.9 Miles
Plantation Agriculture Museum interprets Arkansas's legacy of cotton agriculture. Exhibits and programs give visitors a glimpse of the past as they explore the history of Arkansas from 1836 through World War II. Learn about growing and picking cotton, as well as ginning and storing the seeds.
38.1 Miles
Housing 11 Arkansas governors, Arkansas Governor's Mansion offers visitors guided tours where they can learn about the history of the building and the governors who lived there. The mansion is still in use by the First Family for public events.
38.2 Miles
Opened in 2007, The Bernice Garden is a scenic public garden commonly used for public and private event rentals. The garden contains an array of sculptures, a concrete patio, and numerous benches throughout.
38.3 Miles
The Arkansas Art Center features drawings by many artists including Peter Takal, Paul Signac, and Will Barnet. The center also features contemporary crafts including baskets, ceramics, fiber, furniture, glass and jewelry, along with paintings, photographs, and prints.
38.3 Miles
Guided tours are held daily at Rock Town Distillery, where a variety of spirits are brewed and served in their tasting room. Tours last 30 minutes and include a tasting for visitors over 21.