CHEROKEE VILLAGE, in Northern Arkansas is 13,000 acres of rolling hills, green trees, sparkling rivers and  lakes.  The natural beauty of the region is complimented by the four seasons that gently change and the mild climate makes it possible to enjoy the outdoors all year long.

There are two spectacular 18 hole golf courses in Cherokee Village. The Village's seven lakes vary in size from 19 to 264 acres. There is a full service marina at Lake Thunderbird and a smaller marina on Lake Omaha. All lakes have been stocked and abound with catfish, black and large mouth bass and other species native to the area.

Two of the state's free flowing rivers offer some of the best canoeing, floating and fishing to be found anywhere. The Spring River, which begins 14 miles away at Mammoth Spring State Park, is formed by one of the largest springs in the world. It flows adjacent to Cherokee Village and is considered by many to be one of the best canoeing rivers in the state.