It's an amazing place with waterfalls, a stream for fishing, and several caves. The artifacts on…read moredisplay are interesting and well done. In general, it's a very peaceful place. There is guided or self-guided fishing and guided tours via tram or self-guided tours via bike or walking. There is a restaurant on site in the mill building. There is wildlife along the way and there are herds of Bison and elk as well as some Texas longhorn cattle. The park straddles the Missouri - Arkansas boarder. It is well worth the time you spend there.

On a Monday morning in April we (I, mother and daughter) set out to cruise through the glorious…read morecanyon on wheels. Feeling a bit hesitant at first to do it on bike but it was the best feeling. It was a perfect 68, clear skies and lilac blooms along the way. The perfection was almost overwhelming. A tram is also available for a round trip adventure but the bike was just too fun to pass up. Along the way we saw all kinds of little critters, snakes, fish and birds. Stopped at the tree house, chapel and most of the waterfalls. On bike with all the stops about 2 hours, walking could easily be 3+. Bikes are $15 each and I highly recommend getting there early so you have your pick cause the good ones go fast. Some have baskets and you should get one of those and then fill it with a picnic lunch. Little under $20 per person for entry, with discounts for veterans, seniors and children. Large parking but the place is popular, so again if possible arrive early.

Ef5 gave an amazing ghost tour! He kept it fun and engaging at all times! Fabulous history,…read more amazing bars....Travis at skyline was great too! We are planning an overnight trip!

I enjoyed everything! The beds, pillows and curtains need major upgrades but besides that…read moreeverything was good. Trivia was really fun! The pizza is delicious! The cats that run the place are beautiful. The haunted tour was fun! Set back in time and just lovely!

Booked a treehouse for two nights in mid January for my wife's birthday. We really enjoyed our…read morestay. The place was spotlessly clean, the bed was comfy, the heating worked and wasn't noisy. My wife really enjoyed the hot tub along with the peace and quiet that comes from being in a treehouse away from the road and behind some of their cottages. I would certainly recommend the treehouses if I heard someone was looking for somewhere unique to stay in Eureka Springs.

After a long journey it's a really crappy experience to get to your room and it's completely…read morefilthy. We contacted the phone number on the main building and instead of being apologetic she was snippy with us as if we were the problem. It is now 3:08, we are sitting outside our room in the sun (on a motorcycle with lots of luggage), and are told it won't be for another 45 minutes. No apology, just refunded a cleaning fee of $20 measly bucks...Gee, thanks. I would rather you have been nice about the mistake or better yet have had the room cleaned to begin with. I don't recommend this place whatsoever and will never stay here again. Update: Cleaning kids came around 3:20 (so we got our room around 3:45). They were apologetic and very nice. I really wanted to give another star for this because they at least tried (they made a swan out towels lol) harder than the other staff. BUT when we returned to our room after dinner we came back to a kitchen counter of ants. I really expected more out of this place based on the reviews. Disappointed, to say the least.

We are here now and this place is amazing! We are staying Miss Adeline's suite which is luxurious…read moreand spacious. When we arrived, the owners greeted us warmly and we were treated to complimentary champagne and chocolate in our room. The bed is large and comfortable and we have a fireplace that keeps the room cozy. What I love is the spacious jacuzzi in a separate room. We also have a porch on the outside and a view of the street. The breakfast was delicious and home cooked. The coffee was some of the best I've had. The owners told us of stories about Eureka and gave us great tips on what to do. We really have enjoyed staying here and would recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and romantic getaway.

We stayed here for my husbands birthday. The owners were amazing. The food was so yummy and I loved…read morethe history lesson we got about the property and surrounding areas. Not to mention the jacuzzi fit two and having a kid free weekend was JUST what we needed. We lucked out finding the place!

If you like FLW then you should take the guided tour here. Our guide was very knowledgeable about…read morethe property and its history. In traditional FLW style, even the furniture and fixtures were mostly designed by him. I recommend the guided tour for sure. You cannot take pictures inside the house and my only disappointment was that there were no Wilson-Bachman house ornaments in the gift shop (only general FLW ones).

Incredible architectural residence. Unfortunately no photos were allowed inside. Several people…read morewere caught and spoken to. So if you come to visit please be respectful. Parking is pretty inadequate. If you get here anytime after 10:00 a.m. you will not find a parking space. Extremely Limited at this time. Beautiful brand new campus stunning visually exterior artwork very engaging with primary colors. Definitely worth a stop if you're ever in the area. In addition there's the Crystal Bridge Museum is property adjacent. Well worth the stop as well.

One of the coolest little roadside stops we found in Eureka Springs was Razorback Tower. This…read more100-foot observation tower was originally used by the Arkansas Forestry Service to spot forest fires, but today you can climb to the top for panoramic views of the beautiful Ozark Mountains. The climb is definitely part of the adventure! The open steel structure and steep, narrow stairs can feel a little intimidating as you get higher, but once we reached the top, the view made it completely worth it. Miles of rolling, tree-covered Ozark hills stretch out in every direction, and we happened to visit with the afternoon sun lighting up the landscape. It's a simple attraction, but that's part of what makes it memorable. No fancy observation deck or elevator--just an old-school tower, a climb to the top, and an incredible view waiting for you. There's also a gift shop at the base if you want to browse before or after the climb. Definitely worth adding to an Eureka Springs road trip, especially if you enjoy scenic viewpoints and unique roadside attractions. Just be prepared for those stairs--and maybe skip the climb if heights aren't your thing!

View at the top was gorgeous, but getting there is another story. Going up the tower there is…read moreenough room for 2 people, but as you climb it narrows down to one. The steps are sturdy, but do creak a bit. To climb the tower it does cost a dollar, but I recommend you give it a try :-)

I love almost everything about this place but does it have a swimming pool ? Because the rooms…read moreAmazing

Stayed at Presley's penthouse! It was amazing no detail was left out. Everything Elvis with all the…read moreup to date conveniences. The penthouse has is so spacious! The beds were so comfortable! I totally recommend everyone treat theirselves to the experience!

Fortunately this place had an available "love shack" to stay for a couple days and it was…read moresurprisingly boutique and adorable! The room has a jacuzzi tub, Edison bulbs in the over head light and an air purifier. And a pod coffee machine. The property has a nice in ground pool, a rec room and a clean laundry laundry room. Everything is very thoughtful and welcoming. Rob was very accommodating and checked that we were enjoying our stay.

We had such a great time here, in this little campground tucked in Northwest Arkansas, among the…read morehills and trees. The people that work there were so freaking friendly and nice it made it so enjoyable for us. Right when we checked in they guided us to the campsite and helped us park our RV. They then gave us a lot of brochures for points of interest and attractions around the campground and even offered to build us a fire pit. Who does that?! They do because they know what hospitality is. Throughout our whole stay they checked in on us periodically to make sure we were having a good time and asked if we needed anything. This is a small campground with somewhat small campsites. There's enough room for parking large RVs, but the one thing I would say is that the campsites were a little narrow where we actually had to eat and set up a fire in front of our RV. We could not extend out the awning, but that wasn't a big deal for us. The campground was very peaceful, serene, and natural, with lots of stars out at night. The picnic tables were amazing and if any true camper knows, that is very important. They have good LTE coverage in the campground, but their Wi-Fi is slow. It works, but it's slow. Again if you have a good mobile phone carrier the LTE coverage is good. One crazy thing about this place, and I mean this in a good way, is that they have canoes and kayaks you can borrow.All you have to do is request a day and a time and a location and they will bring the canoes and kayaks out to you and then you can paddle around one of Northwest Arkansas's beautiful lakes. That was a game changer for us because we had kids who love to swim and paddle and this made the experience even better. I highly highly recommend this place for a camping trip in Northwest Arkansas. It was a great location, central to a lot of points of interest in attractions and the people there were so so so friendly.