Board a charter bus in downtown North Little Rock and enjoy snacks and libations during the ride down to Historic Washington State Park. Learn about Washington’s history as an early settlement on the Southwest Trail that evolved into an important economic and political center in nineteenth century Arkansas. Tour several of the park’s historic buildings during the annual Christmas and Candlelight celebration, and then sit down for a country supper at the Brunson House before the quiet ride back to central Arkansas.
Tickets are $125 and include charter bus transportation, snacks and libations, guided tours, and supper.
The bus departs at 1 PM from the parking lot behind the North Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau, 600 Main Street, North Little Rock. The bus is expected to return to NLR at about 10:30 PM.
Don’t want to ride the bus? Purchase a $75 ticket and meet us at Historic Washington State Park at 3 PM to enjoy tours, libations, and supper.
This Ramble will require a significant amount of walking in the state park, so attendees are advised to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the weather.
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