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About Dragonstone Springs
Welcome to Dragonstone Springs, the permanent outdoor Renaissance Festival grounds spanning about 25 acres in Mount Vernon, Arkansas. Home to a variety of medieval-themed events, this multi-stage festival space hosts popular gatherings like the Arkansas Viking Thing and the Arkansas Highland Games. Whether you’re planning a day trip or a weekend adventure, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options to help you secure your seats and plan ahead.
Note: Dragonstone Springs operates as a general admission festival site. Attendees use an on-site festival map to navigate stages and spaces. The grounds feature multiple stages and festival areas, including signature experiences such as Queen’s Teas, Champion’s Feast, and School Days, offering a full Renaissance fair experience for visitors of all ages.
Getting there is straightforward by car, with lot attendants guiding parking during festival weekends. While there is no dedicated public transit serving the grounds, most guests drive to Mount Vernon, with nearby lodging options in Conway, Greenbrier, and surrounding areas. After the event, you’ll find a range of dining and hotel choices within easy driving distance. For a comfortable stay, consider the recommended hotels and nearby attractions to extend your Renaissance adventure beyond the festival grounds.
We’ve highlighted affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you compare options and book with confidence. If you’re planning an overnight weekend, check in at a nearby lodging partner and enjoy a convenient, low-stress visit to Dragonstone Springs.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 275 Adkisson Rd, Mount Vernon, AR 72111.
- Venue type: Permanent outdoor Renaissance Festival grounds (Dragonstone Springs) with multiple stages and festival spaces.
- Seating/chart: No public seating chart is published; events use general admission with an on-site festival map available to attendees.
- Capacity: Not publicly disclosed; festival grounds cover about 25 acres with 15 acres allocated for camping.
- Parking: Parking is directed by lot attendants during festival weekends.
- Transit: No dedicated public transit; most attendees drive; nearby lodging is listed in travel resources.
- Nearby hotels/lodging: Econo Lodge Conway/Greenbrier, Quality Inn Conway/Greenbrier, Hampton Inn Conway, and other options in the Greenbrier/Conway area.
- Notable events hosted: Arkansas Viking Thing (Norse heritage weekend) and Arkansas Highland Games; festival features include Queen’s Teas, Champion’s Feast, and School Days.
- Renaming/demolition: No evidence of demolition or renaming; the site remains the Arkansas Renaissance Festival at Dragonstone Springs and is active in 2026.