Beautiful hiking!! Quite a few varieties of trails…read more We did Fuller trail from the campground to "the point" (which had a trashcan and a picnic table). Very nice trail, right next to the lake. Lots of uneven roots and rocks though. We returned on Beacham Trail, just slightly inland of fuller, but it parallels it completely. It was quite a bit more flat and easier to navigate if you have any foot or ankle concerns. Lovely trails! Full bathrooms at the campground. And a GREAT playground for kids!

Camped here, not too busy yet, site was nice, shower was adequate, staff even delivered the…read morefirewood we bought. Shortish drive into town, 2 miles but twisty turny roads, lol

Loved visiting here! The best thing about it were the people working -- they were all so friendly…read moreand passionate. I'm sure they get a lot of people a day but they still had so much enthusiasm. The Bible museum here was pretty cool to visit. I wasn't able to see the Passion play, but I'm sure that would've made the experience even better.

Christ of the Ozarks was a bit underwhelming to be honest, but it feels wrong to give anything less…read morethan 4 stars to anything Jesus-inspired as he the absolute most amazing human to walk out earth. It was quite irritating to have to stop at the gate. I already knew it was free entry, but an older women practically stepped out in front of my Jeep. She was nice, but she didn't provide us with hardly any info after rambling on about everything except why we were there. Then she shoved a flyer at me, asked us where we were from, and said a donation would be cool. About the area to leading to the statue... By the time we got to Eureka Springs on 7.23.2025 it was so hot already. I tried my best to keep my dog on cooler grounds, but she ran on the hot pavement anyway. It is a short walk to the statue and a nice lookout area. I suggest everyone go on more walkabouts and contemplate their relationship with Jesus. Public restrooms were available, but not all that clean. Wheelchairs were available to borrow, but come on... you can muster the strength to walk to Jesus... Completed in 1966, this gleaming white statue stands at seven-stories tall. There was an informational sign on Jesus's back side. Dogs were not allowed at The Great Passion Play, so that was a big no for us even if they had a showing. We did not peruse any shops near the gate. Everything seemed too commercialized for my taste. I dedicate this review to my Aunt Dena who died today (8.27.2025) after an 8-year battle with cancer. RIP precious lady!

This site is so beautiful with shops tucked around nature. You can't help but have your breath…read moretaken away if you truly enjoy nature.

The drive to PR was calming and scenic. My time to and from PV and the stacked rocks was less than…read more20 minutes, so if you're into short hikes and finding joy in nature, this could be one. Hike has both paved and non-paved trail with an online map or you could take a picture at entrance. If going solo, I wouldn't mind the fee, it gets pricey when you're with a group or with kids, especially for the time spent.

This lake is beautiful and is definitely worth exploring. The trails have different levels of…read moreexperience so even for someone without any experience they could go on a beginner trail. There's also biking. You can't go to Eureka Springs without coming here to bask in the glory of nature.

Gorgeous lake. There is one small loop and one large loop. There's also one off trail worth…read morechecking out. I'm sure many will appreciate the well maintained port a potty.

This rating in in regard to the music park. I discovered this place because of a fellow YouTube…read moreBlogger which had passed through and I visited last year in late spring. I loved the park's artistic flair and was very excited to see the creativity in the musical instruments. I liked it so much, when passing through this past Saturday in the freezing cold I just had to stop and share the experience with my dad. Even though it was freezing we were able to enjoy checking out the additional pieces which have been added since my last visit. Many of the threes had been wrapped in quilted creative pieces making the park bright like something out of Dr Seuss!!

Eureka Springs Bark Park was my dog's favorite park to date (7.23.2024) and I have to agree with…read moreher. When we arrived about an hour before sundown, firefly bottoms glistened on and off like they do. The trees and shrubs provided enough darkness for us to feel as though we were in a magical fairy land. There was a small dog and a large dog fenced areas. There were dog waste bag dispensers. Water bowls. Access to water. Benches. Shade trees. Lots of running space. Flat area areas. Hilly areas. Restrooms were nearby. So was a small playground and a skate park. Free parking. Huge fan.

Cute little park for your best friend…read more I like that it's not just a wide open area. There are tons of trees for Fido to mark. Plus it gives you a shaded spot to rest while Rover plays.

Harmon Park is located in Eureka Springs, AR…read more There is a skate park and a dog park nearby. We came for the dog park on 7.23.2025 so the others were bonuses. The two dudes before me referred to this as the skate park in their reviews. I'm focusing on more than that since the city's website details this: "The park has 6.45 acres and contains a playground, Skate Park, restrooms, Dog Park and recently constructed Arvest Bank platform for performances." About the playground area... Free parking. For little kids, the hike up might be a little steep for little legs and strollers. The area was trash free. Many shade trees. The activities were spread out. The skate park was small, but so is the town. The dog park was awesome: https://www.yelp.com/biz/eureka-springs-bark-park-eureka-springs?hrid=TmkpvnYAuWIiHpFvio-MHw&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) Restrooms nearby, but we didn't need to use them. Peace! Works Cited https://www.eurekaparks.com/parks

If you like bowls it's the place to be only downside is it don't drain that well…read more That's about it home dawg

Always a pleasure to visit Thorncrown Chapel. Always an amazing and spiritual experience.read more

Gorgeous, Serene and peaceful, this breathtaking glass chapel is worth the stop. Sitting here and…read morebeing surrounded by nature was just amazing. I understand to avoid any closure for services or weddings, it's advised to visit on a week day.