Eureka Springs Downtown

Great place to explore, with cute shops and decent places to eat. Parking is tough, although paid lots dot the area. Difficult to navigate with a large vehicle, but I managed with a small pickup and mediocre parking skills. There is a trolley which seems to be very useful, although I was lucky to find a great parking spot. There are lots of hills, stairs, and cobbled streets, so I imagine it might be difficult for those with mobility challenges

Beautiful historic district full of unique retail & restaurants & pubs! Parking available, mostly paid lots. Public restrooms available. If you have difficulty walking, you'll want to take a guided golf cart tour to identify the places you really want to visit. Streets, sidewalks are old & unlevel & a big fall risk for anyone feeble. Lots of stairs & up/downhill. The service industry takes time off on Tuesday & Wednesday here, so many places are closed on those days. I found pricing on lodging, gasoline, food, dining to be affordable & comparable to other areas of the state. Draft beers were pricey... very pricey. Architecture & nature meld together beautifully here!

There’s a zillion things to see and do in downtown Eureka Springs. Not to mention that it’s one of the most quaint and stunning towns I have ever seen. The park is beautiful, and the town is split into an upper level and a lower level. I suggest finding a parking lot that’s adjacent to both. When you go, you’ll see what I’m talking about. The shopping is fun, diverse, and eclectic. The Balcony restaurant at the Basin Park Hotel right across from Basin Park has a lovely view of Eureka Springs as you sit on the balcony and devour it’s fantastic, over stuffed, tasty cheesesteak. Don’t forget that huckleberry fried pie and ice cream for dessert. DELISH. And you’re gonna be walking off those calories in beautiful downtown Eureka Springs anyway 🤣 While you’re there be sure to see the Crescent Hotel, the most haunted hotel in the country, and visit the beautiful church across the street. Kinda weird to get to, but worth driving in circles to find it. The hotel history is a trip. Crystal Chapel is a must see. A glass chapel nestled in the forest, nature’s beauty elevating the spiritual to another level. Christ of the Ozarks is a sight to see, the grounds are beautiful, and the onsite shop is very nice. You may want to see the passion play that takes place there live. Don’t forget to get the tickets if you’re in town and interested! I suggest avoiding scheduled events (unless you’re part of the event) to avoid parking issues and crowds.

This is a great little town. Very clean and felt safe. Tons of cool shops and restaurants. The locals are friendly and the overall vibe is laid back. If you're looking for somewhere different to visit, give eureka springs a shot. We came to ride motorcycles and just get away for the weekend. We had a great time and we'll be back!

This was our most recent vacation destination, and it did not disappoint. It's a classic "main street" style downtown with dozens of shops and a tight-knit vibe. We went in close to 20 of the shops. They varied in quality, but the reality is that there is something here for everyone. We did 2 of the ghost tours offered in Eureka Springs. Both were great. Also, a bit off the path are a bunch of other attractions worth doing. If you are wanting to travel here, I suggest doing some decent research. We stayed 2 days and packed them to the seams with activities. You may find enough here for 4 days or 1 day or you may want to pass entirely depending on what you enjoy doing.

This is a fun and funky place. Lots of little shops, some with tourist junk, but many with handmade jewelry, high end well made hats, funky clothes, and of course, fudge! You can ride a trolley all through town and preview where you might want to stop. Def see the Crescent Hotel!

This is the place to be in the Ozarks. I've been to many places like this in the mountains of different states. But this one has a unique charm🥳 and it's not overrun with tourists. 🫣 The shops are different 😍 The hotels and BnB options downtown are 100 years old! Actually probably more at this point. 🫢

Neat small town, alot of shops and small restaurants. The buildings are very unique and area has such a wonderful vibe. Was busy due to Bikes, blues and BBQ event, but to be expected. Im sure the town slows down when no events are going on. Definitely a place to check out and walk through. Also support the local small shops, alot of unique items available.