North Little Rock, Arkansas
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North Little Rock
Located on the north shore of the Arkansas River, North Little Rock has a growing number of down-by-the-river attractions, including the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum, the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame, Dickey-Stephens Park, Simmons Bank Arena, the North Shore River Walk, and the METRO Streetcar. The city is gaining a national reputation as a sports center; Burns Park, covering more than 1,500 acres, offers top-notch tennis, soccer, golf, softball, and baseball, plus disk and miniature golf. The Arkansas Travelers, the AA affiliate of the Seattle Mariners, play baseball at Dickey-Stephens Park, located less than a mile from The Resort at Rockwater. The Simmons Bank Arena, located a mile from the property, seats 18,000 and hosts sporting events and big-name concerts, and it offers a 28,000-square-foot conference center.
Argenta
The Argenta Arts District is one of North Little Rock’s oldest and most eclectic neighborhoods. The buildings are more than a century old, but the lifestyle is cutting-edge. Residents flock to the community for its beauty and friendly atmosphere, and for the endless assortment of entertainment activities – ranging from art galleries and theaters to outdoor trails and delicious local dining options.
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Rockwater Marina
Rockwater Marina is a full-service marina, being the sole provider of fuel and pump-out services in the LR/NLR Arkansas River pool. The $3 million marina has a store/clubhouse, entertainment deck, and 64 slips—34 for long-term lease and 30 for transient boaters.
Rockwater Village
Rockwater Village, a mixed-use urban infill riverfront neighborhood, transformed 50 acres of abandoned riverfront property into a thriving neighborhood that is now home to over 500 new residents. To date, over $120 million has been invested in Rockwater Village. Located near the Simmons Bank Arena, this vibrant community offers easy access to a variety of entertainment and cultural events.
Residents will enjoy unparalleled views and direct access to the Arkansas River Trail, with the added convenience of being within walking and cycling distance to Dickey-Stephens Park, and the Argenta Arts District, a thriving food and entertainment hub.
Immediate Access to the Arkansas River Trail
Residents of the Resort at Rockwater can walk out their back door and conveniently access the Arkansas River Trail, a 100-mile loop connecting Little Rock, North Little Rock, Maumelle, and Conway. This award-winning amenity winds its way across the entire metropolitan area, connecting 38 parks, six museums, and over 5,000 acres of federal, state, and local park land. The expansive and primarily flat terrain offers recreational opportunities for people of all ages and fitness levels, attracting thousands of outdoor recreation enthusiasts to the trail daily.
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