4.5 We stayed over…read moreas a Harvest Host and enjoyed their delicious wines, snacks and great service. The ambiance was relaxing which was very nice after a long day of driving. As you can see from the photos we tasted at least 4 we really liked. Highly recommended if ever in the area.

A great winery in Altus, AR. This winery has been family owned since 1880. We had great service by…read moreLisa. The tasting fee is $5 for 6 tastings. Lisa was awesome and gave generous pours. We really enjoyed their sparkling wine & Ives. Their tasting area was spacious and modern. Too bad they don't ship to CA. Enjoy!

We got rained on a little bit but it was worth it. Great cave tour and the shop had lots of things…read moreto buy. Intriguing history! Beautiful cave!

We enjoyed our visit and the information shared. This cavern is a bit different than others we…read morehave toured, so it was a nice change of pace, learning more information. Had a great walk uphill after the cavern tour. My only warning is, if you can't walk a little distance uphill, this is not for you. We topped off our cavern tour with the maze. It's not as easy as you think!

We absolutely love taking trips with Making Memories. We have been on several already and are…read moreabout to venture out soon on another adventure. We feel the prices are very reasonable which allows me as the primary driver in the home to sit back and enjoy the sights and majesty of God's creation as we go from place to place. And if you travel with them frequently throughout the year or attend one of their seminars, they offer great discounts on future trips.

From the owner: At Making Memories Tours, we provide worry free vacation tours that will take your breath away!…read moreIt's more than just a trip, it's making memories. We are based in Missouri and offer tours all across the world!

Nice 3 mile loop with beautiful nature views, streams and waterfalls. Trail not too difficult,…read morehowever, some steep areas.

This is the BEST TRAIL in NWA! Period! I mean, come on: look at the 5-stars!…read more This is fairly easy hike for all skill levels. 3miles round-trip. 2-4hours total. Kids (and adults) will love scrambling on all the large rocks. Adults with enjoy the beauty of creation. And if you are brave enough, you will find a cathedral-type cave at the end of your journey. You do have to squeeze to find it, but the trip back into the cave is worth it--just be careful of any low hanging bats (lol!). My wife and I have lived in NWA for 5+ years and we do this hike at least once a year. Sometimes just us, but usually with a group and no one has ever complained about the distance or that they were bored. So good! I love this hike and I know you will too!!

Jared was a fantastic tour guide! He was knowledgeable and passionate about caves. Had a great time…read moreexploring the different and diverse areas of this cave. Moderate temperature, no sweatshirts required. Tours seem to start at certain times, so be sure to time it right.

This is one of several cave systems in North Central Arkansas. We have visited War Eagle Caverns in…read morethe past and other caves throughout the US. It was very scenic, and caves do differ in their internal formations. Some have smooth walls and large open caverns. Some are more jagged with twisting, narrow passages. This was more of the latter. Word to the wise: steep stairs formed out of rock, passageways where a person had to lean sideways to pass through. I bumped my head on one and I'm short. Expect constant dripping from above due to 100% humidity, with wet walkways, stairs and railings. You could easily slip if not prepared. In fact our guide told us the back section of the cave had been closed to tours because it was now too slippery. We were able to see some bats at the end of the tour. As jagged caves go, it was impressive. Our guide's jokes felt scripted and forced. We found him not terribly friendly, and no one laughed. He did not seem to enjoy his job. Aside from that, it was an entertaining way to spend an hour and a half on the way to Eureka Springs.

This was a fun and interesting tour of Eureka Springs. We actually went back to 3 locations we…read morelearned about while in the tour. At good way to spend 90 minutes for only $20.

We loved this tour. The only negative was the heat and humidity. Some fans on the team would have…read morebeen awesome but we all survived. Our tour guide was really knowledgeable. He knew tons of interesting facts about lots of the old buildings. Very interesting. We got to get off the tram at the Catholic Church and go inside. It was beautiful. I highly recommend going on this tour. I wish we had gone the first day we were here. We saw several things we would have liked to go tour if we had the time.

Super interesting attraction. Paul did a great job of leading our group through this amazing…read moregeographical phenomenon. Not your typical cave tour in that you go up into the cave instead of down. It's not a huge cave but many twist and turns with interesting formations around each corner. Make sure to wear a light jacket, non slip shoes and bring a flashlight. Not real strenuous. Easy to find and a cute lil gift shop.

HAD A BLAST!!!! This was Saturday Night at the Movies IN THE…read moreCAVE! Went from outside temp of 90 to cave temp of 58. We bundled up and brought our blankee and camping chairs to watch GHOSTBUSTERS. A GREAT TIME! A GREAT VALUE! DON'T MISS THIS!!!!!

The staff was awesome from the start! We had a short wait for the tour so like any adult with no…read morekids along, I bought a bag of stuff to sluice for a diamond....or something. I came away with no diamonds but some decent sized stones, one of which was amethyst. The first cavern was the big one. It had some beautiful formations. We received great information from our guide and a little history lesson. Be sure to wear shoes with good grip as the stone steps may be damp as you go lower. At the bottom of the second cavern, you are 110 feet below ground level. Again, wear the right shoes as it is damp. The formations were beautifully lit for your viewing pleasure. If you are visiting Branson, this is just a little more than 30 minutes on down the road!

A must see if you are traveling in Arkansas…read more We were staying in Hot Springs which was a 3 hr drive but it was totally worth it! They have two caves but we only did the mystic cavern one due to time. They closed at 5. They also have a pretty extensive gift shop filled with crystals and knick knacks. The tour lasted about 45 minutes. Make sure your shoes can get wet because the cave floors were damp and had puddles. It can also be chilly in the caverns. Amazing experience! P.S I have to say driving up the mountain to get here was a journey in itself! There were not many pit stops to use the restroom and the only real food place was subway which was about 30 minutes from the caverns. They have a small community in the mountains but it is small and not everything is always open. Beautiful drive up though. Not for the faint of heart if you are scared of heights because there are many drop offs where you see the valleys 1000 ft below.

Highly recommend when visiting Little Rock any season! Reserving online was so easy and picking up…read moreat 10am was also a breeze. Service over the phone and inside the River Market location was very helpful. Make sure to get the QR code for the river trail route on Google Maps! The bike I rented was the most basic one, but very comfortable and was a smooth ride. Very happy they provide a helmet. I rented in December and the weather was just right. I just sweated a bit pedaling through the wind to get to the Big Dam Bridge! I also got to see the beautiful fall foliage. Again, highly recommend biking to see some of Little Rock's awesome sites and get a taste of nature.

Check in was easy with the owner. Sized us for life jackets and already had our tandem kayak ready…read more Helped us board while telling us about the area and afterwards offered us water and popsicles. Was a great experience and plan to return when I come back to the area.