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Harry Sbanotto Park
With its ancient Oak trees providing shade, Tontitown’s Harry Sbanotto Park is a cool place to hang out. Situated on a 13-acre plot beautifully landscaped with grass and trees, the park features two covered Pavilions with tables, bar-b-que grills and picnic benches perfect for family get-togethers and social occasions.
Enjoy the Park’s Gazebo which is a perfect spot for wedding, prom or Senior pictures. Rest and recreate using the park’s baseball diamond, covered bocce ball court, basketball court, horseshoe pits, volleyball nets, and tennis courts.
Children can have loads of fun on the playground with many features for ages 2 – 12, or just drop by and take a stroll on the Father Joe Walking Trail that winds 1/3 mile through the Park’s green and pleasant terrain. The trail is lined with tree-shaded park benches. For those who want to take advantage of evenings on the Father Joe Walking Trail, it is now lit for your walking protection and enjoyment.
The Harry Sbanotto Park is open daily from sun up to sundown, and all facilities are open to the public and free for all to use. We do recommend that you make a reservation for use of the covered Pavilions and Gazebo. This assures one will be available for your event or party on the day and time you’ve scheduled. If you do not reserve, it is a first-come, first-serve basis.
Reserved Pavilions and Gazebo are $10/hour for a minimum of 2 hours with a maximum fee of $60/ day. All fees are used for the care and upkeep of the Park. To make a reservation, call the City Clerk at (479) 361-2700 or email at clerk@tontitown.com. Call early – the Pavilion’s are reserved well in advance for most weekends during the warm months (April – October).
Tents are not allowed in the Park. Please also be aware that alcoholic beverages and unauthorized parking on the grass are not permitted in the Harry Sbanotto Park. All pets must be kept on leashes, and they are not allowed in or on the playground. Failure to comply will result in a fine imposed by the City of Tontitown. Please clean up after your pet to help us ensure that no child comes in contact with something that will cause a health hazard. Pets must be kept to the walking trail and away from the playground areas.
A complete listing of Park rules is posted in the enclosed sign casing at the main entrance of the Park. For any questions, please contact the City at the number listed above.
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