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.

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!

Had fun! Free guided and self guided tours. The grounds are beautiful. I really enjoyed my time.read more

It is a beautiful 1800 house for sharing the History in the USA. Mr. Peel was a prominent Attorney…read morewho fight Ed for Natives Indians. The collection is not totally original, however, everything is from the same time of the period. The new owner got some objects from directly of the family had in the house. It is free!!!! Should you go!

I was in the area and decided to try my luck venturing over to the Carry Nation House, Hatchet…read moreHall. During the Temperance movement and before the Prohibition Era she was known to go to taverns and break up the alcohol and beer kegs by way of an ax. The area her home is in is really quaint and I loved all of the eccentric cottages along the winding road. The house was not open and I didn't see anywhere to park. I parked off up the road and walked back to view the house. The house is right on top of the street and the back of the house has a drop off a cliff of some sorts. I'm glad I stopped by, but wish I could have explored further.

We had a ball on our tour with EMF! He did a great job keeping us engaged and interested. The tour…read morestarted on the fourth floor with a brief history of the hotel and city-tying them together nicely. As we went to each floor we were told of one ghost story or another. Since it is a real, operating hotel we did not expect to go into any rooms as some other reviews mentioned their disappointment in. If you do want something more hands on, they do offer a seance style tour. However, I would stick with EMF, he's great! The tour ends in the morgue with some really neat artifacts from the hotel-definitely check this one out!

Fun experience. The hotel also has food/drinks available while you are waiting or even after the…read moretour.

Review of Smallin Civil War Cave Tour: We attended the…read moreSmallin Civil War Cave tour today and were unfortunately very disappointed. Upon arrival, we were told the first tour would begin at 10:00 a.m., but it did not actually leave until 10:20 a.m. because the group had to wait for late arrivals. Once they arrived, the tour was delayed further so they could return to their cars to get coats. The tour itself was expected to last one hour, but it extended to over an hour and a half due to frequent stops and off-topic discussions. Very little time was spent covering the actual history of the cave or its Civil War significance, which is the primary reason we chose this tour. Instead, the guide spoke extensively about working as a park ranger in New Mexico for the federal government, Roswell, and other caves in other states. While this may be interesting in a different setting, it felt unrelated and distracting given the advertised focus of this tour. Additionally, the guide stated he would not take photos for guests using their phones, explaining that a phone could go into the water. At the time, we were on a stable walkway, and this restriction felt unnecessary. Overall, the experience did not deliver on the Civil War history advertised, and the lack of focus, delays, and extended runtime made the tour frustrating. It was not worth the $33.95 per person for the two of us. We would not choose to attend again and would not recommend it to visitors seeking an educational Civil War-focused cave tour.

We wanted to see some of the nice caves/caverns in MO. Have to say, this one was a disappointment…read more Not very big, not very interesting, almost no formations. Our guide, Levi, was enthusiastic and knowledgeable, and provided a lot of history and information about the cave and the area. He did a great job. If you can't handle a lot of stairs or inclines, this cave would suit you, as the walk is short and mostly flat. However, for the $29/person entrance fee, it's just not worth it. Most every other cave/cavern in the area is better. For maybe $19/person, it would be worth the stop.

lowkey highkey never saw any ghosts but i did feel a lot of joyful energy in some of da prison…read morecells someone took a picture and said she saw a ghost WOWZERS!! now THAT was spooky ‼‼ i rate it 4 stars because charlie chappalpalin was there and he has 4 eyes sometimes

If I could give zero stars, I absolutely would! The staff here are extremely rude and…read moreunprofessional. We had just pulled barely inside the gate when a woman stopped us with her car. Her very first words were, "Why are you here?" -- no greeting, no courtesy, just instant hostility. We were only there to take a quick photo of the outside and look at the grounds, as we were considering renting the venue for a wedding. We're from out of town and were in the area just for the weekend, but she immediately accused us of trespassing instead of simply asking what we needed. To make things worse, she blocked the driveway so we couldn't turn around properly, forcing us to back through the grass rather than letting us move forward a couple of feet to the wider part of the drive. I'm also quite sure her behavior was influenced by my alternative haircut and color, which made the experience feel even more judgmental and discriminatory. We will never come back here or recommend this place to anyone.

I been to so many places in the NPS system and was blown away by how well done this small museum is…read moreat Wilson's Creek National Battlefield. There is so much information about what led up to the battle and who fought at this site as well as its place in the Civil War timeline. This is the site of the first Union general killed in action as well as the first Civil War battle that took place West of the Mississippi River. I did the Junior Ranger packet to obtain my free badge and watched the film. I chatted so long with Ranger Clayton Hanson about the Civil War and racism that his colleagues had to basically kick us out because they had the gate to the gift shop already down! It's great to chat with rangers who are passionate about their post. There was no entrance fee at this site. Visited December 2024

The Pizza Beast rolled into Wilson's Creek and walked out impressed…read more This place has that classic local spot feel--good atmosphere, relaxed vibe, and the kind of place you can actually enjoy hanging out for a while. Service was friendly, attentive, and made the experience easy from start to finish. The food was solid across the board, portions were fair, and everything came out the way it should. Nothing overly fancy, just good food done right in a comfortable setting. Pizza Beast verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. A quality local stop with great people, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere. Definitely worth the visit if you're in the area.

Rose O'Neill is one of my hero's. I've been to Bonniebrook twice, and both times the staff were…read moreextremely sweet, talkative, and accommodating. The first time I went was with my husband and son. We took a guided tour of the home and I was thrilled with the knowledge of our guide and experience in general. The second time I went I was alone. I honesty was on a trip to southern Missouri and wanted to take a small hike on the trail and pick up some prints. They carry prints of Rose's fine art that can't be found anywhere else. I had a lovely hike through the woods and was able to take home some of these very rare prints. I can't thank the Bonniebrook society enough. Thank you for keeping Rose's legacy alive.

This hidden gem is a must see for anyone visiting the Branson area. Rose O'Neill was a titan of her…read moretime, with countless accomplishments that include illustrator, artist, sculptor, author, suffragist, and poet. Learning about her legacy is a valuable lesson in history that is not to be missed.

So much fun! Nice thing to do on an afternoon…read more We had a blast Best time yet Certified Redneck!

Will no longer be recommending this Branson tour! A top comedian with many 5 star reviews has been…read moreremoved from the tour schedule. Therefore I can no longer recommend this as a worthwhile Branson activity.