Pyatt, Arkansas, population 221 (2010 U.S. Census), is located in Marion County, Arkansas, amid the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

The town began around 1901 when the railroad entered the area. The Foster and Bradford families donated property for the town. Other families soon moved to the area to work on the railroad.

The original old school house is on the National Register of Historic Places. The school house and the Pyatt community building were both constructed by WPA workers in the early 1930s from hand-quarried rock. The first bank, the Bank of Pyatt, is still standing. It has been renovated but retains the original look and structure. This building is also made from hand-quarried stone.

There is excellent smallmouth bass fishing available in Crooked Creek, Bull Shoals Lake, and the Buffalo National River. The White River, a world-famous trout stream, is also nearby.

Nearest Interstate highways are Interstate 44 (100 miles north) and Interstate 40 (100 miles south).