Van Buren's Main Street boasts a rich historical heritage, with six blocks of beautifully restored buildings from the late 1800s and early 1900s, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can explore Victorian homes, downtown buildings, and Main Street, offering a window into the city's past. The Drennen-Scott Historic Site stands as a significant historical landmark, showcasing the area's cultural legacy.
Nestled along the Arkansas River, Van Buren is enveloped in natural beauty, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The city provides opportunities for hiking, biking, and water sports, with the nearby Ozark National Forest offering excellent camping and hiking terrain. Nature lovers will find Van Buren a haven for exploring the great outdoors.
Van Buren plays host to a vibrant array of community events and festivals throughout the year, highlighting local culture and fostering community spirit. Events like the Old Timers Day Steampunk Festival and Fall Festival Tradin’ Days bring residents and visitors together to enjoy entertainment and embrace the city's lively atmosphere.
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