Wildwood Park for the Arts
Last checked August 2026
Wildwood Park for the Arts is a 105-acre botanical garden and arts center in west Little Rock that runs summer arts programs for young people. Its Wildwood Academy of Music & the Arts (WAMA) offers instrumental and vocal instruction for ages 6-18.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WAMA 2026Register → | See website → | 6–18 | Varies | Active |
Registration ($25) and Tuition Fees ($225) are due no later than the first day of WAMA, and can be paid with cash, credit or debit card, or by check made out to Wildwood Park for the Arts with your student’s name and WAMA session in the memo line. Registration Fees are nonrefundable.
The practical details
- Daily hours
- 9:00am–3:00pm
- Ages
- Ages 6–18
- Environment
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Operator
- Wildwood Park for the Arts · Private
- Financial aid
- Available
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Wildwood Park for the Arts directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★Ariel Roxanne CaseLanterns is a wonderful event to see, hear and tasted a glimpse of other cultures and places. The gardens were not as impressive as I remembered from years past but its a nice place.
★★★★★Brenda GeorgeFirst Time to Wildwood Part for the Arts 🎭 it was absolutely amazing they had beautiful luminaries lighting the walkway throughout the park plus different areas were sectioned for different Countries Egypt 🇪🇬 China 🇨🇳 Japan 🇯🇵 Hawaii different types of foods from each country and Beautiful singing and dancing 💃 as well as Hot Air Balloon rides and camel 🐪 rides for the kids what a wonderful experience to see would definitely recommend ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
★★★★CC JThis park had a wonderful paved walkway and a beautiful view featuring Swan Lake. Flowers were blooming. The gazebo was stunning with steps leading to the lake.
★★★★★Omid AriaPROS: *Close to the city (15mins from my home) *Dog friendly *Kid-Friendly *Quiet *Great for couple photography, reading, or just relaxing *Fishing allowed (catch and release) *Had some chairs to sit *Good for walking *Can be explored with car (has road all around) CONS *None noticed
★★★★One Hungry PossumWent here for the first time for the Lantern Fest to try different cuisines tucked in a beautiful forest. It was really a wonderful experience. The walk between “countries” was comfortable and not too far between them so good for all ages. The food was authentic with the country and they served a fun cocktail in each place too. When you arrive you need to make sure to purchase wild bucks which is their currency. If you’re like me and wanna sample a little from each place and a drink, you’re looking at about $140+ for two people but it goes to a great cause if you don’t spend it all. I would definitely go back to this event. It was a fun date with conversation pieces everywhere. The variety show in Vegas was pretty cute also with all kinds of talent. We were there from open to close and it was the perfect amount of time to see and taste it all.