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Fairfield Bay Animal Protection League

Contact: Leo Brandmeyer

Home P.O. Box 1460 Fairfield Bay AR 72088 Work Email: ffbapl@gmail.com

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Fairfield Bay Baptist Church

Gene Tanner Pastor Contact: Gene Tanner

Work P.O. Box 1029 481 Dave Creek Parkway Fairfield Bay Arkansas 72088 Work Phone: 501-884-3371 Website: http://www.ffbbaptist.com/

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Fairfield Bay Campground (Van Buren Recreation Area)

Work 4350 Hwy 330 S Fairfield Bay Arkansas 72088 United States Work Phone: 501-884-6011 Work Email: ffbcampground@gmail.com

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Fairfield Bay City Gov

Work 130 Village Pl, Ste 2F Fairfield Bay AR 72088 United States Work Phone: 5018846500 Work Fax: 501-884-6577 Work Email: ffbmayor@cityoffairfieldbay.com Work Email: ffbrt@cityoffairfieldbay.com Website: http://visitfairfieldbay.com/city-of-fairfield-bay/

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Fairfield Bay Community Fund

Contact: Linda Duncan

Work P.O. Box 1555 Fairfield Bay AR 72088 Cell Phone: 501-253-1943 Personal Email: lindaduncan1@icloud.com

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Fairfield Bay Conference Center

Work 110 Lost Creek Parkway Fairfield Bay Arkanasas 72088 United States Work Phone: 501-884-4202 Work Fax: 501-884-3700 Work Email: info@ffbcc.com Website: https://www.ffbconference.com/

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Welcome…

We would like to take this time to say “welcome back” to the Conference Center at Fairfield Bay, Arkansas. Welcome back because so many of you remember Fairfield Bay fondly as the place of choice for meetings, family reunions, weddings and business conferences from 1978 to 2002. The Conference Center here in Fairfield Bay was proud to host Governors, Senators, even a former President. In the fall of 2002 the center was closed and stayed closed until it was donated by the owner to the city of Fairfield Bay in 2012.

In early 2012 the city received a grant to repair the Conference Center structure which was in dire need. The building set empty for over eleven years with the roof leaking and both the exterior and interior in bad disrepair. After receiving the grant, the work began and was completed by the end of October 2013. The funds received by the city from the grant were for the building only. The city of Fairfield Bay and Friends of the Bay gave of their time and money for all the needed interior furnishings and amenities, to date more than $100,000.00. We are proud to show you what we now have. State of the art sound and lighting in our main Conference Room and Performing Arts Theater. We have the latest in conference furnishings and technical equipment for class room, banquet, conference or business meetings. In addition we offer Fishing, Boating, Hiking, Biking Trails, Two Championship Golf Courses, a Tennis Center that has hosted NCAA Division One Playoff’s, four Swimming Pools, a full Marina, as well as a fully equipped Fitness Center with an Olympic Swimming Pool.

We are also home to The North Central Arkansas Art Gallery and The North Central Arkansas Foundation For Arts and Education.

If you have never experienced Fairfield Bay, we invite you to join us and find out what we know, “Someday Starts Today at Fairfield Bay”. Please enjoy our web site and just imagine what a wonderful and productive experience it will be to renew your mind and spirit here in Fairfield Bay.

Bob & Wilba Thompson
Directors

110 Lost Creek Parkway
Fairfield Bay, Arkansas 72088
Telephone: 501-884-4202
Fax: 501-884-3700
Email: info@ffbcc.com

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Meeting Facility

We can accommodate up to 500 people and have facilities to serve virtually every need.

Our Great Hall offers up to 4,800 square feet of flexible space that can be divided into 5 sections to meet your specific needs
Our Executive Board Room features an oval conference table with seating for 10 in “executive” chairs
Our 3600 square foot Performing Arts Center, with its 125 theater style seating is a great place for the performance arts as well as a lecture hall, awards ceremony, and many other uses
Our Party Deck is a two-level multi-use deck with a woodland setting.

Fairfield Bay Library

Contact: Karen Tangen

Work 369 Dave Creek Parkway Fairfield Bay AR 72088 Work Phone: 501-884-4930 Work Email: ffblibrary@artelco.com Website: http://www.fairfieldbaylibrary.com/

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Fairfield Bay Marina

Fairfield Bay Marina Contact: Jorn Holt

Work 4350 Highway 330 South P.O. Box1370 Fairfield Bay Arkanasas 72088 United States Work Phone: 501-884-6030 Work Fax: 501-884-3501 Work Email: jorn.holt@ffbresort.com Website: http://visitfairfieldbay.com/marina

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Fairfield Bay Marina is your complete outfitter for unlimited family fun and good times on Greer’s Ferry Lake!

Full service Marina, rentals include boats (pontoons, fishing, and ski boats), Jet Ski’s, kayaks, sups, paddle boats and aqua bicycles.
Lake tours.
Shuttle to Sugar Loaf Mountain Island Hiking Trail. We have the only shuttle in the world to the only island trail in Arkansas!
Camping, RV and tent sites.
Rent annual and overnight boat slips.
Seasonal Hickory Hill BBQ restaurant.
Live Bait & Tackle
Complete Ship to Shore store!
Come see the Fish Feeding Frenzy!

Boat Rentals

No matter what kind of adventure you have in mind for Greer’s Ferry Lake, the Fairfield Bay Marina has exactly what you will need. Whether it is a pontoon boat, fishing boat or maybe something a little faster like a ski boat, the Fairfield Bay Marina has you covered. In addition, life jackets and ski equipment is available for rent for your next outing on Greer’s Ferry Lake.

Boat Renters must be at least 18 years old.
Customers born after January 1, 1986 must present a safe boating certificate at time of rental.
Boating Certification can be obtained through the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission.
Reservations on ALL rentals taken up to 14 days in advance.
Reservations will be canceled 15 minutes after scheduled departure time.
All rates are plus gas and tax.
A major credit card is required for all rental deposits.
Membership cardholders must be present in order to receive Member prices.
You may bring your own snacks and beverages aboard any of our rental boats. However, if the boat renter requires us to clean up after you, there will be a minimum charge of $15.00 and up depending on the severity and clean up time required.
Grills are NOT allowed on any rental boat.
All necessary life preservers are included in boat rental.

For more information: 501-884-6030 for all rental prices CLICK HERE

Kayaks, Stand Up Paddleboards (SUP) & Paddle Boats

The Fairfield Bay Marina is excited to announce that we are now offering more ways to enjoy this beautiful lake we are so fortunate to call home! We rent kayaks, stand up paddleboards and paddle boats. We love cruising through the water on the pontoons, pulling a skier behind the fast motor boats, and quietly finding the perfect location to catch a bite in the fishing boats, but now you can also explore the gorgeous lake from a whole new view!

Our starting inventory includes two 9.5’ single sit-on-top recreational kayaks, two 13.5’ tandem sit-on-top recreational kayaks which seats 2 adults and one child, two 11.5’ paddleboards perfect for the beginner, two 2-seat paddleboats, and two 4-seat paddleboats. These activities can be rented by the half hour, hour, half day (4 hours) or full day (8 hours). Bring yourself, the kids and grandkids to the Fairfield Bay Marina for a new adventure today!

Ship to Shore Store

Before heading out on Greer’s Ferry Lake, be sure to stop by our complete Ship to Shore Store located inside the Fairfield Bay Marina to find the latest in sunglasses and summer time clothing. The Fairfield Bay Marina carries a wide variety of summertime items including t-shirts, sunglasses, suntan lotions, hats, fishing tackle, ski ropes and all equipment, water toys, and a full stock of lubricants and fuel for your boat. One stop in the Ship to Shore Store and you will see why we are one of the most popular Marina’s on Greer’s Ferry Lake.

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8:00 am – 8:30 pm

(501) 884-6030

marinamanager@ffbcommunityclub.com

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Fairfield Bay Pharmacy

Work 367 Dave Creek Pkwy Fairfield Bay Arkanasas 72088 United States Work Phone: (501) 884-3388 Personal Email: ffbpharmacy@artelco.com Website: http://www.fairfieldbaypharmacy.com/

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Fairfield Bay Recreation Department

Contact: Dewyn Avey

Work 157 Chelsea Dr Fairfield Bay Arkansas 72088 United States Work Phone: 501-884-6008 Work Email: dewyn.avey@ffbresort.com

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Fairfield Bay Recycling Center

Contact: Recycle Center

Work 150 Garden Ln Fairfield Bay Arkansas 72088 United States Work Phone: (501) 884-4184

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Fairfield Bay Resort and Community

Fairfield Bay Community Club

Work 337 Snead Drive P.O. Box 1370 Fairfield Bay Arkanasas 72088 United States Work Phone: 800-285-9885 Work Phone: 501-884-6010 Website: https://visitfairfieldbay.com/fairfield-bay-community-club/

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Owner Services

Welcome to the Fairfield Bay Community Club Owner Services Department. If you have questions regarding your membership, property, or fees, our owner services department would be more than happy to assist you.

Amenities & Departments

The Fairfield Bay Community Club is pleased to offer a wide variety of Recreational Opportunities to our members, please take a few minutes to browse through some of our amenities and visit their websites for additional information:

Fairfield Bay Tennis Center

In 2007, the Community Club began a 5 year program to reconstruct the Tennis Courts at the Fairfield Bay Tennis Center using state of the art materials and methods. This project along with replacement and improvements to lighting and landscaping will return the Fairfield Bay Tennis Center to the prominence it once held as the finest center for Tennis in the region.

Recreation Department

The Community Club has rebuilt the main pool at the Bay View Club with a fantastic children’s pool feature. Other major repairs and improvements have been made to the swimming pools at Mountain Ranch and Hamilton Cove. The Championship Miniature Golf Course has been a terrific addition.

We are working to develop a better network of hiking and biking trails in order to utilize one of the major resources, which is the natural beauty of the area.

Indian Hills Golf Course

In order to continue to offer world class golfing to our members, ongoing course maintenance remains a priority. Our future goals include the continuation of the resurfacing of all cart paths, and a plan is being developed to rebuild the greens and tee-boxes on a number of holes over the next few years.

In addition, we are again looking at the requirements to build a practice range with a practice green and bunker to supplement the current “hitting cages”. Ongoing maintenance of our golf course requires a significant and continued reinvestment in equipment.

Indian Hills Country Club

In 2009, there was a renovation and expansion of the kitchen area, adding more room for storage of equipment and tables and chairs. In addition, the Fairfield Room will also be remodeled and some structural changes made to the roof of the Country Club.

Fairfield Bay Marina

The Marina on Greers Ferry Lake has undergone a major renovation. Most boat slips have been replaced to conform with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers requirements for proper flotation. The photo at right shows the construction in process, which has now been completed. Other changes will include removing some of the smaller uncovered, less desirable slips.

Public Works Department

We hope to continue to improve on our road maintenance program in the Bay. Over $300,000 is planned for replacement of vehicles and heavy equipment over the next few years. An example of this is the replacement of the road grader at a cost of $180,000.

Bay View Club & Cool Pool

The former Racquet Club has had extensive improvements in order to keep the facility operational.

Fairfield Bay Rotary

Contact: Jerry Lautigar

Home Phone: 303-886-6463

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Fairfield Bay RV Campgrounds and Marina

Work 4350 Highway 330 S Fairfield Bay Arkanasas 72088 United States Work Phone: 501-884-6604 Work Email: ffbrt@artelco.com

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Fairfield Bay Senior Center

Contact: Debbie Bakk

Work 385 Dave Creek Pkwy Fairfield Bay AR 72088 United States Work Phone: 501-884-7800 Work Email: fairfieldbayseniorcenter@gmail.com

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Fairfield Bay United Methodist Church

Contact: Rev. Paul Strang

Home 765 Dave Creek Pkwy 765 Dave Creek Pkwy Fairfield Bay AR 72088 Home Phone: 501-884-3373 Home Phone: 501-884-7380 Personal Email: ffbumc@artelco.com Website: http://www.fairfieldbayumc.org

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Fairfield Bay Utilities/Maintenance/Garbage

Contact: Amy Gaston

Work 151 Little Rock Dr Fairfield Bay Arkansas 72088 United States Work Phone: 501-884-6020 Personal Email: amy.gaston@ffbresort.com

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Fairfield Bay Yacht Club

Contact: Gregory Alexander

Work P.O. Box 1566 Fairfield Bay AR 72088 Cell Phone: 501-654-4337 Personal Email: mills121@artelco.com Work Email: gregory@fairfieldbayyachtclub.com Website: http://www.fairfieldbayyachtclub.com

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Fairfield Bay Yacht Club (FBYC) History

Tuesday, November 8th was an important date back in 1988. First off it was the National Elections; but most importantly the formation of the Fairfield Bay Yacht Club, Inc. On Tuesday, October 4, 1988 (1-4 pm) in the Blue Room of the Country Club, (now known as the Resort Offices of the Indian Hills Complex.) Dick Owen called the organizational meeting to order. He gave a short history of the thinking and planning of the FBYC. The proposed general purpose of the club would be to encourage and promote greater use of our boats, the marina facilities, and Greers Ferry Lake.

It was decided that an Ad Hoc Committee would be appointed and the group would be in charge of the formation of our by-laws. To help with the by-laws the Reefpoint Yacht Club of Racine, Wisconsin sent a copy of theirs to help format our own. (To see all the by-laws, see the page “Articles of Incorporation.”) Tom Noll was nominated as temporary Commodore and he appointed the first necessary positions; Fred Cruise as Vice Commodore, Charles Heaton as Events Chairman (known as the Fleet Captain now), and Dwight Landon as Secretary. Dick Owen and Max Nigh were members at large. After the 4th meeting on Tuesday, November 8th, Dick Owen was nominated for Commodore. The Club received 32 paid memberships that evening. The first board meeting was held on November 28, 1998. Treasurer Hatfield reported a total of $320.00 collected. Dues were discussed and the cost was $10.00 per person, per year. The dues covered the following: Newsletter, Membership cards, Officer Ensigns, Postage, Trophies, and Letter Heads. It was suggested to have two meetings. One in November to be a party with the election and installation of officers, and the other in March to explain the activities for the year. The fiscal year would be from November 15th to November 15th of the following year. At the time, all memberships were limited to those who were boat owners or part-owners.

The first year had the following events: spring dinner, Blessing of Boats at the dock of Sugarloaf Mtn. Island, cookouts, poker run, starlight cruise, sunset cruise, cruise and dance on the old floating barge, sunrise breakfast, luncheon, scavenger hunt, a cruise to the Dam Site, fish fry, color cruise, and the commodore’s ball.

We have events from March to December and some months we have 2 events per month.