Village on the Park Bentonville sits in a quiet part of Bentonville, Arkansas, close to green spaces, ponds, and easy walking paths, and you'll see it's a good-sized community with 107 units offering a range of living options for older adults, such as independent living cottages, assisted living apartments, and a special memory care area for those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and what's nice is the staff here stay friendly and fully trained, helping residents keep as much independence and healthy living as possible. The grounds include indoor and outdoor common areas, an enclosed garden, a private pond for fishing, and walking trails for those who like fresh air and a bit of quiet. Residents can use several grand amenities, including a movie theater, art studio, fitness center for group classes, and a clubhouse that brings folks together for meals and social events, while the full-service salon covers grooming needs right on site.
Activities run on a set schedule both inside and out, so there are always options for socializing, learning something new, joining book clubs, art and group fitness classes, and outings to places around town. The dining rooms serve scratch-made meals prepared with fresh ingredients, and they offer vegetarian choices, plus there's happy hour now and then for those who enjoy mingling. The community supports spiritual needs with devotional services held both onsite and off, and folks needing extra help can get assistance with daily activities, laundry, housekeeping, and scheduled rides for errands and appointments, since staff stay on call around the clock.
Memory care services focus on safety, custom care plans, secure areas for wandering, and daily brain-stimulating activities, while skilled nursing is available for those needing more medical care. Independent living is there for healthy seniors not wanting the fuss of chores and yardwork, so they can spend more time on things they enjoy and less on what they don't, and assisted living covers daily help like dressing or managing medicines. Respite care is also available for short stays, letting caregivers get a break or helping someone recover after surgery or illness in a comfortable space.
All apartments and cottages come with thoughtful layouts-living and dining areas, kitchens, private walk-in showers, and spots where residents can put up favorite things and make it feel like home. You'll find the place described as very clean, about right in size for most, and pet-friendly for those who want to bring a furry companion. The staff aim to keep the mood joyful and kind while helping each person stay as healthy and independent as possible, and the community prides itself on having a tight-knit and peaceful atmosphere with activities to keep residents connected and happy. Assisted living options start at $4,145, and they offer plenty of information and resources for families planning for senior care or looking into costs, so folks can make a choice that feels right for them or their loved one.
