n authentic 19th century Victorian resort, tucked in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas, Eureka Springs is a quaint village setting, with beautiful surroundings, parks, trolleys and historic architecture. The town's unusual name Eureka, from the Greek "I found it”, pays tribute to the curative nature of the area’s abundant spring waters.  

Walk the many winding paths and catch a glimpse or two of our resident deer. Walk through town to enjoy the works of Eureka's own artisans or visit the many unique shops. The town features plenty of sidewalks along interesting and scenic routes, providing a great way to experience the United States' only city with its entire downtown on the National Register of Historic Places.  It is a magical place filled with old-world charm and European flavor.

Bon Appétit    ine dining and unique shopping are part of the Eureka Springs experience.  We have several wonderful restaurants within walking distance of the inn, and more only a short drive away.  We have tried them all and are happy to make recommendations! http://www.eurekasprings.org/restaurants/search.asp

Shopping pring Street is lined with lovely little boutiques, offering hand-made items and unique gifts for your family, friends or yourself.

Spa Services njoy a relaxing massage at one of our local spas:  Gryphon’s Roost Gallery & Spa at 137 Spring St. (479-253-5667) Palace Bath House at 135 Spring St. (479-253-8400)

Festivals ive music and/or theater can be enjoyed most nights of the week in and around Eureka Springs.  Eureka Springs is the site of several festivals, like the Blues Festival in June, the War Eagle Arts & Crafts Festivals in October, Weekend Gallery Strolls, and several other events.  We also have renowned Opera in the Ozarks where competitive upcoming rising stars practice.  Check the events and festivals calendar for more info at the Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce http://www.eurekasprings.org/events.

Attractions f you enjoy outdoor activities we are just minutes away from hiking, biking, rafting, tubing, kayaking, golfing, horseback riding, ... or perhaps the Great Passion Play, Carriage Rides, etc. click on this link for more information http://www.eurekasprings.org/things-to-do/search.asp

Wineries eels Creek 3185 East Van Buren Eureka Springs, AR   72632 479-253-9463 Office Website: http://www.keelscreek.com

Area History ounded on July 4, 1879, Eureka Springs is a Victorian mountain village that was a spa resort in the last of the Golden Age. It was frequented by people from Chicago and St. Louis that built their summer homes here and lovingly restored. National leaders and celebrities come from far and wide to enjoy hospitality that can only be found in Eureka Springs. Special visitors to Eureka Springs have included: President Bill and Hillary Clinton, Stephen Spielberg, Robin Williams, Carrie Fisher, Mary Steenburgen, Billy Bob Thorton, Bill Cosby, Allison Krauss, Taj Mahal, Annie DeFranco, the late Ray Charles, Emmie Lou Harris, Bryant Gumble, Dave Brewbeck, Chick Corea and more.

Events

ureka Springs always has something for everyone. Click on this link to see our Calendar of Events for your next visit. http://www.eurekasprings.org/events

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www.eurekasprings.org - This is the official City Advertising and Promotion site. They have the scoop about coming attractions and events. Information about lodging, restaurants, shopping, and attractions can be easily found here.

www.tapintoarkansas.com - Information about group tours that focus on live performances, scenic drives, and other attractions in the state. Arkansas has exciting, educational, value-driven attractions and destinations that will keep you coming back for more. With true southern hospitality, unbeatable scenic beauty and first class service at rates you won't believe, your Arkansas vacation is long overdue.

www.esnarailway.com -  Step back in time to an earlier age of locomotive transportation and enjoy the Excursion Train or the Dining Car. See the 1940-era diesel locomotive in operation or view the stationary steam locomotive exhibits. Watch the authentic turntable operate to turn the engines around and discover how a locomotive can also be turned on our end-of-the-line "wye." Or dine in luxury as you ride the rails. Enjoy the elegant flavor of the 1920's aboard the Eurekan Dining Car. You dine on perfectly prepared cuisine as the clickety-clack takes you back.

www.eurekagardens.com - A 33 acre botanical garden and historical site awaits your discovery. You will find a beautiful spring area revered by Native Americans for centuries evidence suggests back to 1700 B.C.  The deep blue spring is awe inspiring. Bring your camera!

www.bransonchamber.com - Stay in Eureka, Play in Branson. Branson, Missouri is a short, scenic, just under one-hour drive to shows, celebrities, shopping and dining. We've seen Jim Stafford's show and Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede and had great fun! Three outlet malls will keep you shopping all day. Drop by Big Cedar Lodge or Chateau on The Lake; great views!

www.estc.net/belle - Welcome aboard! Relax on a 1 hour & 15 min Beaver Lake Cruise. See the spectacular panorama of Beaver Lake's shoreline, a pristine island wildlife sanctuary, and learn about numerous historical and natural points of interest on the Belle of the Ozarks. See an ancient Indian burial ground, the submerged homestead and cruise around a 200 acre game preserve island where occasionally deer are seen swimming the lake. Whitney Mountain, Whitehouse Bluffs, and Beaver Dam are favorite locations to photograph.

www.eurekaspringswest.com -  Great site that explores all the things to see and do around the Beaver Lake area west of Eureka Springs. It's a beautiful lake! Shopping, restaurants, water sports and recreation are all here around the lake.

www.tigers.tc - Turpentine Creek is an animal lover's paradise. Over 100 large animals have been rescued over the years, and include Lions, Tigers, Cougars, Leopards, Bears, Monkeys, Deer and Birds. Located on 450 beautiful acres in the Ozark Mountains 7 miles south of Eureka Springs, Arkansas on Scenic Highway 23, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is one of very few U.S.D.A. licensed shelters for large carnivores in the United States. They rescue neglected or unwanted animals and provide them with a safe home in a caring environment.

www.opera.org/    Where the Students are the Stars! How about a night at the Opera? The Opera in the Ozarks has presented top quality performances for 56 years straight. You'll laugh at The Barber of Seville, you'll cry at Carmen! This professional company of young stars brings you great opera at the fraction of the cost of major city operas like the Santa Fe Opera or the Dallas Opera. 

www.cityofeurekasprings.org/leatherwood.html
LAKE LEATHERWOOD PARK is a 1600-acre municipal park surrounding an 85 acre spring fed lake. Located off Hwy 62 at the western edge of town, it is a place of natural serenity. Attention: Mountain Bikers - over 20 miles of trails for walking and riding! Or a beautiful 4 mile walk around the lake including crossing the stone dam.

http://www.aa.com- Don't want to drive? Northwest Arkansas has a regional airport (XNA.) Here is a great site to check for extra low special weekend fares to the area. Check the site often, as the specials change daily!

www.spiritofeureka.com Get the inside scoop of Eureka Springs. This ia a site maintained by locals catalogueing the arts, culture, music and spirituality that makes Eureka Springs unique.

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The HOTTEST show in the Ozarks! Voted #1 in Country and Comedy in the Ozarks! You'll hear contemporary and classic country, bluegrass, pop, and lots of Gospel music from the HOTTEST band in the Ozarks! The Hoe-Down welcomes P. Nutt to the show...he'll have you rolling! Open mid-March through mid-December. Catch the bluegrass pre-show at 7:30pm, and the main show starts at 8pm!