Bentonville, Arkansas

Census QuickFacts lists a 2025 population of 63,057, a 2020 Census population of 54,164, and 33.84 square miles of city land. Bentonville's territorial jurisdiction extends outside its corporate limits, and the 2025 community plan identifies about 3,750 acres of floodplain and 150 wetlands in the planning area. Those planning numbers should not be applied to every city property.

The current city facts show about 20.6 percent age 50 and older, broadband near 385 Mbps, and a Required car label. The practical weekly map should connect the home to groceries, primary care, Northwest Medical Center Bentonville, parks, Crystal Bridges, The Momentary, the Bentonville Rogers bus network, and airport or family routes rather than assuming the planning area is one continuous daily place.

Three mapped hospitals and about 439 reported beds fall within 12 kilometers. Northwest Medical Center Bentonville describes a 128 bed acute care hospital with cardiac, catheterization, stroke, and 24 hour emergency services. Mercy Rogers is a regional Level III trauma center, and Washington Regional in Fayetteville is a 425 bed regional medical center with more than 40 clinics.

The radius includes 10 HRSA adult primary care likely sites within 15 miles, with the nearest about 2.2 miles away, nine Medicare emergency hospitals within 30 miles, 17 nursing homes within 15 miles, and six registered pharmacies in the exact city registry. The 74 selected Medicare specialist records are a search lead only because broad specialist access is unavailable. Zero city listings for home health, hospice, inpatient rehabilitation, long term care hospital, inpatient psychiatric, ophthalmology, and medical oncology deserve a direct service check before a move.

Northwest Medical Center Bentonville gives the city a named acute care starting point, while Mercy Rogers and Washington Regional extend the regional map. The three hospital records, 439 reported beds, nine emergency hospitals, and 10 HRSA adult primary care likely sites describe possible access around Bentonville, not clinical quality, capacity, appointment timing, network acceptance, or personal outcomes.

The 74 selected specialist records and six pharmacy locations can start a search, but the broad specialist value is unavailable and the exact city registry lists no home health, hospice, inpatient rehabilitation, long term care hospital, inpatient psychiatric, ophthalmology, or medical oncology locations. Ask the preferred primary care office, insurer, hospital, and support agencies what is available for the household and how far the route really is.

The detailed safety field is unavailable even though the overview presentation is more favorable. Direct 2024 Bentonville Police observations report 257 violent crimes per 100,000 and 830 property crimes per 100,000. The 2026 State of the City describes a 17.83 percent fall in violent crime and a 22.04 percent fall in property crime from 2024 to 2025. That is a reported trend, not a promise about the next year or every property.

Bentonville's hazard rows mark natural disaster, flood, and wildfire as Moderate, storm as High, heat as Moderate, and drought as Low, with 12 disaster declarations. The 2025 community plan identifies about 3,750 acres of floodplain and 150 wetlands in the planning area, not city limits. Review FEMA special flood hazard areas, base elevation, drainage outside mapped areas, insurance, trees, roof, power, and road access for the actual parcel.

The current climate values show an average summer high near 88°F, about 37 days above 90°F, an average winter low near 27°F, and about 82 freezing days. Five months are listed as comfortable, and the best months are April, May, June, September, and October. Heat, humidity, allergy conditions, shade, cooling, heating, frozen surfaces, and storm preparation can matter more than the seasonal label.

The long term fine particle baseline is 6.1 micrograms per cubic meter for 2021 to 2025, and the air quality value is based on that modeled period. The current AQI and PM2.5 display is Checking and unavailable, so the long term number is not a promise about today's air. NWS historical station information uses a different 1981 to 2010 period, with 47.09 inches of precipitation, 9.2 inches of snow, 38.5 days above 90°F, and 99.6 days below freezing. Keep those records separate.