GROWING COMMUNITY in STUTTGART
Welcome to the City of Stuttgart, Arkansas!
Whether you’re visiting, hunting, looking to move or just checking back in after a few years, the history, heritage, and community of Stuttgart is eager to embrace you.
As the agricultural hub of the Grand Prairie, Stuttgart has a rich tradition in rice farming, duck hunting, manufacturing and innovation. You can enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment in Stuttgart’s vibrant downtown-area, dig into the past at the Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie, or show off your artistic criticism at the Arts Center of the Grand Prairie.
Uniquely Southern, uniquely diverse, and absolutely beautiful: Welcome to Stuttgart! We’re growing community.
Aquatic Center Hours & Prices 2025
Hours -
Monday - 10-5 open to pass holders and daycares
Tuesday - 10-1 open to pass holders, 1-5 open to public
Wednesday - 10-1 open to pass holders, 1-5 open to public
Thursday - 10-5 open to public
Friday - 10-5 open to public
Saturday - 10-5 open to public
Sunday - 1-5 open to public
Rates -
$350 for a family pass (up to 6 people) - allows entry during member or public hours
$75 for an individual pass - allows entry during member or public hours
$7 daily admission, $5 for children under 5
$250 for a party available daily from 5:30-7:30
Message us to book your party or purchase a pass!
(If you’ve messaged us before today, we’ll get back in touch with you now that we have approval!)
There are other fun announcements coming, so stay tuned!!
Important Notice:
The City of Stuttgart is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for all visitors. To support this commitment, we are enforcing a ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY for the following activities within all City Park facilities:
Large, unauthorized gatherings
Oversized crowds
Events that do not comply with Parks and Recreation policies
Any such activities conducted without prior authorization and proper permitting will be subject to immediate enforcement action.
The safety and well-being of the public remain our top priority.
Mayor Norma Strabala
