Guest Comments
I have travelled extensively to 28 countries on four continents and have had the pleasure of staying in upscale business accommodations and 5 star hotels in some of the most spectacular locations in the world. But when it is time for family vacations, I much prefer the warmth, charm and privacy of B&B establishments like Rose Dale Farm. The historical restorations and period furniture added greatly to the ambiance and charm of our stay. Best of all, we had the entire farm house to ourselves! For family fun we enjoyed fishing in nearby rivers and state parks, antiquing, playing softball in the well-maintained community ballpark, swimming in the local community pool, and sitting on the porch watching the sunset. Our host made sure that the house was well-stocked with board games, croquet, badminton, books, and other fun activities that greatly enhanced our family time together. The warmth and hospitality of our host was wonderful and made us feel truly at home. I highly recommend Rose Dale Farm to the business traveler, those searching for a quaint weekend getaway, or families on vacation.
- Cheryl Warner Washington D.C.
Of all the Bed & Breakfast where I have stayed, Rose Dale Farm is my favorite. The house was comfortable and tastefully restored. The proprietor was very special with his kindness and taking care of our every need. I am recommending Rose Dale Farm to all my family and friends that live and travel through Arkansas.
- Dentis Crow Vancouver, Washington
- Cheryl Warner Washington D.C.
Of all the Bed & Breakfast where I have stayed, Rose Dale Farm is my favorite. The house was comfortable and tastefully restored. The proprietor was very special with his kindness and taking care of our every need. I am recommending Rose Dale Farm to all my family and friends that live and travel through Arkansas.
- Dentis Crow Vancouver, Washington
Dining Room
Queen Anne Table shipped from Famous-Barr in St. Louis and picked up by horse drawn wagon at the Piggott train station in 1917.
Leona Estelle's Rose Dale Farm rug
Handcrafted by Leona Estelle from the wool fibers she separated from Bill Norred's navy and marine uniforms, WWII.
Rose Dale Farm Secretary
Brought down by train from Sangamon County, Illinois by Mattie Florence Constant Norred on their 1915 move to Piggott, Arkansas.
Harry L. Gaddis Painting (Leona Estelle's brother)
" Painted by my good friend, the late Harry Gaddis, at the age of 12 years."
- Maye Regula
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