Hindman Park

7500 Hindman Pk Wy, Little Rock, AR 72209
210 acres | 85 hectares

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About the Park

Natural Landscape

Hindman Park is a 210-acre public park located in the southeastern part of Little Rock, Arkansas. The park features gently-rolling, tree-covered terrain adjacent to one of the principal tributaries of Fourche Creek.

The park's landscape is characterized by a unique blend of wetlands, forest, and mountain terrain, offering visitors a diverse natural environment to explore. This mix of ecosystems provides significant potential for various outdoor recreational activities and serves as a habitat for local wildlife.

History and Development

Established in 1965, Hindman Park was named after Biscoe Hindman, whose estate contributed $50,000 toward its development. Initially, it featured a ballfield and playground, constructed in 1965.

In 1971, an 18-hole golf course and clubhouse were added with assistance from the U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Additional recreational facilities were introduced in 1976 and 1977 to expand the park's offerings.

However, the golf course closed in 2019, marking a significant change in the park's layout and use.

Future Plans

In recent years, there have been efforts to revitalize and repurpose Hindman Park. The Little Rock Parks and Recreation Department has been seeking public input on a proposed Master Plan for the park.

This plan includes the development of various amenities to enhance visitor experiences and attract outdoor enthusiasts.

What to Do at Hindman Park

Active Recreation

Basketball CourtDisc Golf CourseSoftball FieldTennis CourtVolleyball Court

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaWildlife Viewing

Water Features & Activities

Wetlands

Visitor Services

Parking LotPaved PathsPlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Picnic AreaShelter

Park Size

210 acres | 85 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:7AM-6PM
Tuesday:7AM-6PM
Wednesday:7AM-6PM
Thursday:7AM-6PM
Friday:7AM-6PM
Saturday:7AM-6PM
Sunday:7AM-6PM

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