Bed & Breakfast Accommodations in the hills of Bismarck, near Hot Springs Arkansas
Where can you go to escape the heat this summer? When you stay at Tiffany’s B&B, we’ll help you find all the cool things to do nearby! One of the advantages to staying in a traditional bed and breakfast is … Continue reading
There is something for everyone to do in Hot Springs, Arkansas! Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or art enthusiast, you can tailor your Hot Springs getaway to match your unique interests. HISTORY: History lovers come to Hot … Continue reading
The 37th annual Eagles Etc. will be held Jan. 29-31, 2016, at DeGray Lake State Park. If you love bald eagles, birds of prey, nature, and conservation, this is your weekend to visit! Our nation’s symbol is the star of … Continue reading
Imagine enjoying a late summer sunset while cruising Lake Ouachita, just north of Hot Springs. In the distance, you notice what looks like a small cloud of mosquitoes. As it gets closer, the cloud gets larger, and you realize it’s … Continue reading
Arkansas is known to be a winter home for bald eagles. If you enjoy watching these regal birds, DeGray Lake Resort State Park is one of your best viewing spots. January 23-25, 2015, are the dates for the 36th annual … Continue reading
The 35th Annual Eagles et Cetera will be held Jan. 24-26, 2014. The longest running eagle awareness event in Arkansas will be held at DeGray Lake State Park in Bismarck. If you are a nature lover, or a bird watcher, … Continue reading
Now that the weather is getting cooler and the leaves are dropping, the bald eagles are returning to DeGray Lake! Whether you’re an avid bird watcher or just a novice, you won’t want to miss the Eagle Tours during your … Continue reading
Believe it or not, it’s getting close to the time hummingbirds will start to think about flying south. But before they do, they will want to store up energy for the long trip back to Mexico. To attract hummingbirds to … Continue reading
Lake Ouachita’s (“Wash-i-ta”) Bird Island has been named an Important Bird Area (IBA) by the National Audubon Society. In July and August, up to 50,000 purple martins can be seen as they prepare for their migration to Brazil. Lake Ouachita … Continue reading