This authentic 19th century Victorian resort, nestled in the
Ozark Mountains, is a magical place filled with old-world charm
and European ambience. Also known as "The Little Switzerland
of the Ozarks", Eureka Springs has been selected as one of
America's Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust for
Historic Preservation.
It is the only city in the
country whose entire downtown area is on the National Register of
Historic Places. The city is dominated by a 7-story, 2 million
pound, white concrete statue of Jesus known as the Christ of the
Ozarks Statue. The statue sits across the valley from the downtown
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Directions:
Northwest Arkansas
Regional Airport, 1-1/2 hours west of Eureka Springs, has several
flights arriving daily from most US cities.
When driving to Eureka Springs, you will find easy access
from all major highways.
Once you arrive, trolley service is available throughout the
season and makes stops every 15-20 minutes within a few steps of
almost all lodgings. A central trolley depot located downtown lets
you transfer so you can catch a trolley to any part of town.
Walking is still the most popular mode of getting around in
this stair-step town. |
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Little Rock; Take I-40 West to Conway. In Conway, pick up Route
65 North. Follow to Harrison, where Routes 62 and 65 will converge
into a single road. You'll want to stay on Route 62 and follow it
into Eureka Springs.
From Tulsa, Oklahoma; Take Highway 412 from Tulsa into
Springdale, Arkansas. In Springdale, you will come up to the
intersection with Highway 71B, where you will make a right—then
get into the center lane—as 412 picks up again shortly.
Stay on 412 for about 18 miles. You will see a sign for Eureka
Springs and Highway 45. Take 45 to your left. Stay on 45 for 6
miles. Highway 45 dead-ends in Highway 12, where you will make a
right. Take Highway 12 for 6 miles, where it will dead-end in
Highway 23. Make a left on Highway 23. You will travel Highway 23
for 11 miles, into Eureka Springs, where it will dead-end in Highway
62.
From Kansas City, MO Take Highway 71 south through
Joplin to Highway 60. Go EAST on Hwy. 60 to Monet. In Monet, take
Hwy. 37 (south) toward Cassville. Pick up Highway 86 in Cassville,
heading in a southeasterly direction. Highway 86 takes you through
Eagle Rock, MO. Just past Eagle Rock, you will see signs for Eureka
Springs. Take Highway 23 South (right). At this point, you are about
11 miles NORTH of Eureka. Stay on Highway 23 into Eureka Springs |
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Featured
Bed and Breakfast Inns, Eureka Springs, Arkansas
- Historic
Cottages of Eureka Springs
Elegant Lakeside and downtown Cottages
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- 5
Ojo Inn Bed & Breakfast, Two Victorian homes plus two
cozy cottages
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- 11
Singleton House B&B, An old-fashioned place with an
award-winning hidden garden
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1908
Ridgeway House B&B, a 1908 "Colonial Revival"
style home.
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- Rock
Cottage Gardens, bed and breakfast with a cottage for two.
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- Arsenic
& Old Lace, Queen Anne Victorian
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- Basin
Park Hotel, with on site restaurant and bar, the Balcony.
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- Bear
Mountain Log Cabins, five tranquil cabins on top of a
mountain
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- Beaver
Lake Cottages, Glass-front cabins overlooking Beaver Lake
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- Bonnybrooke
Farm, located on 20 acres, atop a mountain overlooking
wooded forest
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- Cliff
Cottage Inn, Named one of the top six "Most Romantic
Inns of the South"
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- Heartstone
Inn, A charming two-story Victorian
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- Hidden
Valley Guest Ranch, Eureka Springs
Romantic Retreat secluded in the woodlands
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- Inn
at Rose Hall, A Four Diamond AAA Victorian mansion
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- Lake
Shore Cabins on Beaver Lake, resort with log cabins on the
waterfront
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- Palace
Hotel & Bath House, this elegant European style hotel.
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- Pond
Mountain Lodge, A bed and breakfast and mountain top
resort in one.
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- Tree
House Cottages, One romantic hillside cottage and three
elegant treehouse cottages.
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- The
Woods Treehouse Resort, beautiful craftsman-style
cottages.
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Arkansas
Ozark Region Directory -
Arkansas
Lodging Directory
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