Pine Bluff, Arkansas is a city with a rich history and vibrant culture. With its convenient location, just 30 miles south of Little Rock, it is easy to explore all that this city has to offer. Pine Bluff is known for its amazing golf courses, beautiful parks and lakes, shopping districts, entertainment venues, and historic sites. It is also well-known for its unique cuisine and eclectic restaurants. For those looking for a great nightlife experience, Pine Bluff boasts some of the hottest clubs and bars in the state.
Many people have visited Pine Bluff over the years and reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Guests from near and far have praised Pine Bluff as an enjoyable destination full of fun activities and attractions. People who visit enjoy the friendly people of the city as well as the many recreational opportunities. Visitors love being able to explore Arkansas’s natural surroundings while also partaking in some of the most exciting nightlife activities around. With something to suit every traveler's taste, Pine Bluff remains one of Arkansas’s most popular destinations.
based on 14 ReviewsGet to know Pine Bluff with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Pine Bluff
Don't judge a book by its cover - 3/19/2020
I do not live in this area but it is like every town in america it has its problems. The good thing is its not far from little rock and i am sure people that complain is because of the politics of the area which is very democrat and most of the complainers are republican. Its rich in history and could be fixed up especially with the amount of historic buildings. For the republicans that want to complain you should move to the town i live in which is called Redding,California. I say this because its great if you love to hunt, hike, fish, go to church, Bethel ministries is a big influence in this area, and if your Republican its wonderful because that is is what the major of counties are above the capital. To California as hippie socialist radicals is messed up and have not lived up here in Northern
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Its ok... - 2/12/2020
Did a project over this town and it seems pretty lame. It's ok I guess.
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Pine Bluff - 1/11/2013
The location where I reside is pretty quiet. As far as security goes, a police officer lives across from me, and another across the street. I'm not originally from here, but I have to honestly admit, I am ready to move on.
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Not bad - 6/13/2012
Living in pine bluff is like living everywhere else it's all in what u make it if u don't want a job then u want have one n that's any where you live people complain about not having a job but then complain because they have to work on the weeknd
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People can't drive - 11/25/2009
I moved to Pine Bluff from Memphis about 6 months ago (June 2009) for a promotion.
The Cons:
There really aren't any quality restaurants. There's no significant entertainment; they have a movie theater that is really old and doesn't have any of the modern conviences (stadium seating?). There aren't any coffee shops. There is way too much junk food: McDonald's, Wendy's, etc..... There's no whole food stores like World Market. The mall is like Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart is the epicenter of the town (any time Wal-Mart is the main focus/business of your town, you are in some trouble). The roads have a ridiculous amount of pot holes.
The Pros:
The people are genuinely nice. I've been invited to people's homes for dinner, and I barely knew them. Everybody that I have encountered have shown the highest in Southern Hospitality. It's very refreshing. I have noisy neighbors, but that's always the case in an apartment building.
Verdict:
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Cost of Living - 11/10/2009
A place you can live and purchase a nice home for not a lot of money. Beautiful housing stock with small town charm and friendly neighborhoods.
The local retailers are very friendly and helpful.
Affordable education with two colleges to choose from and more colleges in a 50 mile
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Great Climate! - 11/10/2009
A green lush place with lakes, river and perfect climate. The fall colors are spectacular and the spring brings vibrant colors too. A good balance of sunshine and rain to keep things
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True Pine Bluff 2009 - 2/18/2009
I grew up in Pine Bluff - moved here when I was 4 - graduated from PB high school in themid 80's. I have 4 younger siblings - youngest 3 all born here. My parents still live here. Sadly... PB is fading and in dire economic trouble. The tax base of this city has all moved away - retired and moved to Hot Springs or out of state. This has truly hurt the city. Most 'family owned' businesses have folded. the mall (built in 88 I think) is about 50% vacant b/c stores are shuttered. This city is also very segregated. It is a 'southern' thing but I have never seen such a division anywhere else from both sides of the racial spectrum. Blacks hang with blacks, whites hang with whites. The public school system is about 89% black. All whites send thier children to private schools or to LR schools (and some black families do the same if the want thier kids to get a good education and can afford it or get a scholarship). Whites do it whether than can afford it or not - I know some families that are
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Pine Bluff - 1/25/2009
Lived there for 5 years. Am now in the Navy. Pine Bluff has potential but hasn't taken advantage of
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Pine Bluff from a Teen's Point of View - 2/23/2008
Pine Bluff is not as bad a place as people make it out to be. It is not progressing that much, but that is the fault of the people living inside. It's the people that make the community. I'm just a student, but the school I go to is very nice. Luckily, Pine Bluff is not far at all from Little Rock, and you can go up there when you want things Pine Bluff doesn't have. Pine Bluff is not perfect, but it's not bad either. It really makes me mad when I hear all of the complaints about it. If you don't like the community, try to do something to change
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