It's Impossible Not To Love This Breathtaking Wildflower Sanctuary In Arkansas
By Melanie Johnson|Published July 07, 2022
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I am a nature lover and self-proclaimed foodie wrapped in one package. In my previous life, I was an Accountant, but numbers were boring and writing is the only thing that fuels my soul. So, I write because it's my freedom...it brings me joy. When I'm not writing dope articles for OnlyInYourState, I am writing and editing articles for my online blog on Medium.com. Or, when I get the chance, I am off on a trip with my family chasing waterfalls, or simply exploring the great outdoors. My mantra is to always find the best part of every day and bask in it.
Wildflowers are nature’s gift to the world. Each year, during the spring and summer, these vibrant blooms lace the natural landscapes. Of course, you have your favorites that bring joy to your heart. Fortunately, Arkansas is filled with fields of wildflowers for you to explore. But there is one sanctuary that you’ll absolutely love. And that oasis is the Rick Evans Grandview Prairie in Columbus, Arkansas. It’s a breathtaking ecosystem that will have you wanting more.
Located in southwest Arkansas off of Highway 73 in Columbus is the Rick Evans Grandview Prairie Nature Center.
It’s a wildflower haven where you can prance amongst the blooms, and with approximately 5,000 acres of prairie land, there is so much for you to explore.
While this nature center is a hub for hunting, fishing, archery, and more, it’s the wildflowers that are the star of the show.
You’ll enjoy hearing the sweet tunes from the migratory songbirds throughout the prairie.
Additionally, this haven has two lakes on the premises. So, after you’ve danced around in the fields of wildflowers, you can relax next to one of the lakes.
This nature center is a perfect location for a family day trip or for the nature enthusiasts who love being amongst the vibrant flowers.
Are you ready to spend the day in this breathtaking wildflower sanctuary in Arkansas? If so, visit the website for more information or the Facebook page for updates.
And don’t forget to check out our previous article about this underrated state park where you can also escape from it all.
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