Cheap Fayetteville Vacation Packages

Fayetteville is the third-largest city in Arkansas and county seat of Washington County in the United States. It is scenically situated on the outskirts of the Boston Mountains, inside the periphery of Ozarks Mountains. It offers delightful natural scenery and opportunities for hiking, backpacking and mountain biking to the nearby Ozark National Forest. A star highlight of your Fayetteville vacations would be the Dickson Street. It is the most famous entertainment district here and is home to an extensive musical and stage scene besides being a shopping and culinary (especially BBQ) hotspot. There’s nothing like saving big on your vacations and you can choose the Fayetteville vacation packages to avoid last minute rush and inflated prices.

The best times to visit Fayetteville are spring and fall. These seasons run from March to May and October respectively. At about 60 deg F, it is breathtakingly beautiful and is full of blossoming flowers (in spring) and foliage (in fall). These seasons are also good for sightseeing and hiking, fishing and scenic drives.

The Clinton House is a house museum in Fayetteville. Built in 1931, it was the first home of Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham and this is where they got married in 1975. This superb example of early 20th century Tudor Revival architectural style contains Clinton’s election memorabilia and a replica of Hillary's wedding dress, the latter bearing a receipt of USD 53 dated 11 October 1975.

The Fayetteville Historic Square is the center of Fayetteville. You should come here to experience a stunning combination of the city’s enchanting natural beauty and historical heritage (mostly related to Civil War and other traditional offerings like the Farmer’s Market). It also offers a relaxed ambiance consisting of sidewalks, landscaped gardens, and a cluster of historic buildings like the original Fayetteville Post Office and the Old Bank of Fayetteville Building.

The Devil's Den State Park is a famous picnic hotspot in Fayetteville and a gateway to the nearby Ozark National Forest. It also features hiking, backpacking and mountain bike trekking opportunities plus 144 campsites, a group camp, a pavilion, some fully-equipped cabins with kitchens and fireplaces throughout the year.