The four anchor cities
More than half the region lives in these four cities, each with its own culture and feel. Open any city for a local guide: highlights, insights and what sets it apart.
Fayetteville
Home to the Razorbacks, Dickson Street and a thriving food and arts scene.
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Bentonville
Walkable downtown, Crystal Bridges, and world-class mountain biking.
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Rogers
Beaver Lake access, the Promenade, and a revitalized downtown Railyard.
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Springdale
Strong value, a booming food scene, and the Razorback Greenway.
Community guide →The towns around the edges
Newer construction, more land and quieter streets, usually a short drive from the big four.
Bella Vista
Lakes, golf and outdoor recreation on the northern edge of the metro.
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Centerton
Newer construction and growing neighborhoods near Bentonville.
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Cave Springs
Central location with newer neighborhoods between Rogers and Springdale.
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Pea Ridge
Small-town feel, history, and quick access to Bentonville.
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Prairie Grove
Quieter living and more land just southwest of Fayetteville.
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Farmington
Family-friendly and close to Fayetteville.
Community guide →Lowell
Central hub near Beaver Lake and major NWA employers.
Community guide →Tontitown
Rolling hills, wineries and newer homes with room to breathe.
Community guide →Siloam Springs
Historic downtown on the Oklahoma border.
Community guide →Gravette
Quiet small-town living near the Oklahoma line.
Community guide →Let's match you to the right community
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