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Pine Bluff is the tenth-largest city in the state of Arkansas and the county seat of Jefferson County. It is the principal city of the Pine Bluff Metropolitan Statistical Area and part of the Little Rock-North Little Rock-Pine Bluff Combined Statistical Area. The population of the city was 49,083 in the 2010 Census with 2016 estimates showing a decline to 43,841.
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1. Arkansas Railroad Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
The Arkansas Railroad Museum exhibits the history of railroading in Arkansas with a special emphasis on the St. Louis Southwestern Railway, more commonly known as the Cotton Belt Railroad. Housed in the Cotton Belt Backshop building, featuring Cotton Belt steam locomotive 819, which was built in this very building in 1942, the last steam locomotive built in Arkansas. Exhibits also include cabooses (cabeese?), passenger cars, freight cars, diesel locomotives, and a large collection of smaller artifacts of railroad history including timetables, tools, telegraph equipment, pictures, and much more. We are open 9 AM to 2 PM Monday through Saturday, but please call ahead if you are bringing a large group or arriving late, we can often accommodate special requests.
Reviewed By Bill B - Hot Springs, Arkansas
What an interesting and educational experience! Wonderful trains with a lot of history. Some Very interesting exhibits besides the trains!! Got to go in some train cars and climb up and get close look at others! Excellent and if you like trains you will be...MoreThank you for your visit!
2. Hartz Honey Hole
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
At Hartz Honey Hole, you will find unique gifts, antiques, furniture, collectibles, the latest Home Decor, and yes jars of local honey!!
Reviewed By churchlittle - Biloxi, Ms
This store is attached to a cafe. The store is filled with great unique gifts. Many nostalgic toys and gifts. People working there were very helpful.
3. Delta Rivers Nature Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Screennamegator
Awesome place to take the kids or just for a quite adult visit. Very educational! I am signed up to received e-mails, about their monthly activities and programs; everything from boating lessons, bow & arrow lessons, to plant exchanges, etc. They sponsor "Boo on the Bayou" for the kids at Halloween and you sure don't want to miss it!
4. Jack and Jill FunZone
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
ack & Jill Fun Zone is your Original Party/ Play Provider in Pine Bluff Arkansas a 10,000 square-foot, Indoor, Safe, AND SIMPLY FUNTASTIC Play Center. Open Play Daily!!! Our Fun Zone comes equipped with: Laser Zone ( Laser Tag Arena) 4 Commerical Grade Inflatables Professional & Friendly 3 Party Rooms Party Experts Over 20 Mascots Characters Set- Up & Breakdown 20 Popular Arcade Games Party Hostess Redemption Counter Popular Mascots Girly Wall Safe and Secure facility and play area Modeling Stage Security Cameras for extra protection Mascots on and off site
Reviewed By Annisia B
Jack and Jill is the best place ever. You have a fun place that you can have a fun party. All of the game are fun cause u got the jump zone , putt golf , Lazer zone ,the game'sFirst we would like say Thank you so much for allowing us to entertain you and your family! We appreciate your business!! Please feel free to come join us again at the FUNZONE! Thank you so much for the Great Review!!!
5. Murals Of Pine Bluff
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By JCarterWatts - Pine Bluff, Arkansas
The murals located in the downtown area of Pine Bluff are very well done and display some of the history of the city. However, time and no maintenance have ruined a few of them and I don't see a movement to save them happening any time soon. Though they are good, they are not worth making a trip to Pine Bluff for.
6. The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By RegisteredGuest - Stuttgart, Arkansas
I've attended performances, attended various travelling displays, and taken community education type classes here. It's a great facility in a town where it is sorely needed. the Center is well maintained and offers comfortable seating in the main performance hall.
The schedule and presentations vary widely, and all are very enjoyable!
7. Escape Room 104
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Escape Room 104 is a live action interactive game. You are locked in a room. You have 60 minutes to figure out the mystery of the room and escape. Players work together to discover secrets, unravel riddles and solve puzzles. Can you and your team solve the clues, find the key and escape within 1 hour?
Reviewed By ScubaStan710 - Arkansas
Escape Room 104 is located inside the Pines Mall. We went in the doors near the food court and it was right around the corner from there.
This was a fun room to do. We did a Diamond Dilemma which is themed as a deserted island which your plane has crashed near. (Think Tom Hanks on Castaway.) We have done several escape rooms before and this was totally different from most rooms. At first glance there really didn't seem to be very much in the room. We are used to seeing desks with locked drawers and maps and pictures on the wall, so we weren't sure how to tackle the room. We had a group of 10 people and once we got going there were a lot of clues and puzzles hidden around to find. We spent a lot of time working on one puzzle so it didn't look like we would escape, but we did manage to get out with about one minute left. It was a fun time for all.
You have 60 minutes to solve the room, but get there early for instructions and then stay to get your picture taken afterward.
8. Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By JCarterWatts - Pine Bluff, Arkansas
The Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Historical Museum is located in the old Cotton Belt railroad depot. The exhibits are changed on a regular basis because they have so much in storage.There is a large exhibit on the Civil War and the battle in the streets of the city in 1863. The company flag of the Jefferson Guards, a local Confederate unit is on permanent display. It is a nice little museum that deserves a city that appreciates it.
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