Major Capital Improvements Boost Bentonville’s Parks and Trail System

Bentonville, AR – Significant upgrades are on the way for Bentonville’s parks and trails, as outlined in the latest Capital Improvement Report from Bentonville Parks and Recreation. The multi-million dollar projects promise to elevate recreational spaces across the city, with several developments already completed and more set to break ground soon.

Among the highlights, the A Street Promenade, a $16 million project, has completed Phases 1 and 2, with Phase 3 slated to start in November. This extensive project will enhance pathways, add seating areas, and include environmental improvements along A Street, transforming it into a welcoming promenade for residents and visitors.

Another milestone project, the Bella Vista Lake Restroom Facility, has been completed, providing much-needed amenities to one of Bentonville’s most visited natural spots. The recent enhancements are part of the broader Bella Vista Lake improvement plan, which also saw the completion of parking lot expansions and new trail connections, creating a more accessible environment for outdoor enthusiasts.

Other notable projects include the McCulloum Street Sidepath Trail, which is scheduled for bidding in spring 2025, and the design underway for the Bentonville Green project, set to bring more green spaces to the city's southwest area. These developments, collectively representing a significant investment in Bentonville’s quality of life, reflect the city’s commitment to preserving its natural beauty and encouraging active lifestyles.

With a robust slate of projects for 2025, Bentonville Parks and Recreation is actively working to meet the demands of the city’s growing population while preserving the community’s connection to nature and outdoor activities. Residents can follow the progress of these and other projects on the Parks and Recreation website or attend monthly advisory board meetings for updates.

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