NEARYBY ATTRACTIONS
Crater of Diamonds State Park
Just a short drive from Springhill Farm, Crater of Diamonds State Park offers one of the most unique adventures in the country. As the only public diamond-bearing site where visitors can search and keep any gems they find, the park invites guests of all ages to dig for diamonds, quartz, garnet, and other natural treasures. Set within the beautiful landscape of Murfreesboro, Arkansas, it’s a place where excitement, natural wonder, and a little bit of luck come together. Whether you’re exploring the trails, learning about geology, or trying your hand at diamond hunting, Crater of Diamonds State Park is a must-see destination that adds sparkle to every visit.
Lake Greeson
Located just a short drive from Springhill Farm, Lake Greeson is a scenic retreat known for its clear waters, tree-lined shores, and exceptional outdoor recreation. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and hiking, or simply relax and take in the peaceful natural surroundings. The lake is especially beloved by anglers for its healthy populations of striped bass, crappie, and catfish. With picnic areas, campgrounds, and picturesque views throughout the year, Lake Greeson offers a refreshing escape into the beauty of southwest Arkansas — the perfect spot for a day trip or a relaxing weekend adventure. 🌊🌲
Glen Campbell Home
Just minutes from Springhill Farm, visitors can pay tribute to a legendary voice at the Glen Campbell Gravesite in Delight, Arkansas — the hometown of the iconic country music star. Known for timeless hits like “Rhinestone Cowboy” and “Wichita Lineman,” Campbell’s legacy is deeply rooted in the heart of southwest Arkansas. Fans from around the world visit to honor his life, reflect on his music, and experience the humble beginnings that shaped a global superstar. It’s a meaningful stop for music lovers and a special piece of Arkansas heritage worth exploring during your visit
Indian Village
The Caddo Indians were mound builders and lived 800 to 1,200 years ago at the site now called The Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village in Murfreesboro, AR. The mounds are still there today, and the archaeological excavations are open for you to see. They have a top-quality Native American museum you can tour as well. And the things to see and do don't stop there. You can search a plowed area and keep all of the arrowheads and quartz crystals that you find. There is additional acreage open to metal detecting. You can bring your own equipment or rent a metal detector at Ka-Do-Ha. And there is still more....you can wash buckets of material through screens they furnish at a running sluice at their gemstone mine. You will be amazed at how many great items you will find in each bucket. They also have the Caddoan Gardens where you may pick your own fruits and vegetables. When you plan your trip to Murfreesboro, allow a day to see and do all of the family fun things at The Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village.