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at Osage Park
Osage Park is the ultimate urban park full of natural experiences and recreational adventures. Explore the park’s 12-acre wetland ecosystem on foot or on a bike along the paved trails and floating boardwalks. Whether you want to explore the native wetlands, play pickleball, visit the dog park, or connect with our shared natural surroundings, the adventures at Osage are endless.
Osage Park is a free community space provided by the Peel Compton Foundation, whose mission is to connect the community through nature, education, recreation, and preservation.
Park Rules
- Park in designated spaces only.
- Dispose of all trash and pet waste
- Pets must be on a leash.
- Camping and overnight parking is prohibited.
- Swimming in Lake Bentonville is prohibited.
- Tobacco use is prohibited.
What we offer
Osage merch is available at the Peel Museum & Botanical Garden Museum Store
Pavillion
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Restrooms | Food Trucks
Just steps from the pavilion, you can grab a bite to eat from our food truck court and relax under the pavilion or shade covering
Pickleball Courts
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Tap into your competitive side with America’s fastest growing sport! Osage Park is home to a total of 8 pickleball courts, operating on a first-come first-served basis. The pickleball courts feature wooden fencing, NEXTuP paddle racks, lights for nighttime play, benches, picnic tables, and conveniently placed garbage bins.
Dog Park
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Osage Park is a great place to explore with your four-legged friend. The 2-acre park includes a fenced area for dogs of all sizes and a water fountain.
Fishing
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Guests are welcome to fish in Lake Bentonville while visiting the park! The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission keeps the lake stocked with catfish, trout, bream, and largemouth bass. Don’t forget your fishing license!
Wildlife
Ecosystem
Art
Greely Myatt’s Fluttering Quilts
Chakaia Booker’s Shaved Portions
