City Resources
Here is a list of common city resources we think you might need if you are thinking of moving to Harrison.
Things to Do in Harrison
Harrison is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, with endless options to explore. Just minutes away, the Buffalo National River offers hiking, kayaking, and some of the most scenic views in the Ozarks. Bull Shoals Lake is perfect for a day of boating, fishing, or relaxing by the water, while the nearby Ozark-St. Francis National Forest invites visitors to hike, camp, and explore over a million acres of natural beauty. For a unique family-friendly experience, head to the Creekside Community Center — a state-of-the-art facility featuring pools, sports courts, an esports room, and more. And don’t miss the chance to spot elk just south of town or venture underground and discover one of the many fascinating caves in the region.
If arts and culture are more your speed, Harrison has plenty to offer. Catch a live performance at the historic Lyric Theater or explore local history at the Boone County Heritage Museum. The town comes alive with events like Crawdad Days, the Arkansas Hot Air Balloon State Championship, and the annual 4th of July Fire in the Sky celebration. Whether you’re biking wooded trails, exploring charming shops downtown, or savoring comfort food at local favorites like DeVito’s or Jamie’s Local Flavor, Harrison provides a perfect mix of small-town charm, outdoor fun, and community connection.
Places To Eat in Harrison
NWA has amazing places where you can eat whichever cuisine you are looking for! Let's talk about some of the incredible food that can be found in Bentonville! You can be sure that there is something for everyone at 8th Street Market. The booths and food trucks are constantly changing and expanding. For a full meal in downtown Bentonville, a few delicious recommendations include Table Mesa, Tavola Trattoria, or Preacher's Son. Paving the way for fine dining you will find many restaurants under the Ropeswing Hospitality Group. Some of their notable spaces include Preacher's Son, Louise, and the Co-op.
Outdoor Activities
Moving onto one of the best parts of NWA if you enjoy biking, Bentonville is known as the “Mountain Biking Capital of the World.” It may seem boastful to call yourself a capital of anything in the world, but honestly, the riding here is seriously that good. It would be a shame to visit Bentonville and not test out some of these trail systems if you are so inclined. Slaughter Pen is 23+ miles of single-track, accessible off of Walton Blvd. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve was completed in 2020 and has 17+ miles of trails at every skill level. Coler also features the renowned Airship coffee shop, ONLY accessible by bike or walk in! These trails make you feel like you are out in the middle of nowhere when in reality they are only two miles from downtown.
Harrison Schools
Bentonville has 71 total schools within its district, 43 preschools, 25 elementary schools, 9 middle schools, and 6 high schools. Out of these, 43 are private schools.
Using GreatSchools.org, we have provided a comprehensive list of all schools within the Bentonville district. This includes public, private, and public charter options.
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