Rogers is full of history and character, from a quirky airgun museum to a working 19th-century-style gristmill. Here are the top museums and attractions in Rogers, with a full guide to each.
Daisy Airgun Museum
150+ antique airguns and the story of the iconic Daisy brand, in historic downtown — just $2.50 for adults, kids free. Read the full guide »
Rogers Historical Museum
A free downtown museum with five galleries on NWA history, a hands-on children’s gallery, and a historic house tour. Read the full guide »
War Eagle Mill
A working water-powered gristmill on the War Eagle River, with a café, a historic bridge, and the famous October craft fair. Read the full guide »
Pea Ridge National Military Park
The only National Park site in Northwest Arkansas and one of the country’s best-preserved Civil War battlefields — free, with a 7-mile auto tour, trails, and a museum. Read the full guide »
War Eagle Cavern
A family-friendly Ozark show cave on Beaver Lake with easy, flat guided tours (no stairs), gemstone panning, and a woods maze — in the same War Eagle area as the mill. Read the full guide »
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