Eureka Springs has something for everyone, from family attractions to romantic escapes for couples. We've listed a few of the attractions in and around Eureka Springs to make your vacation planning easier! Be sure and check the Eureka Springs Calendar of Events for upcoming festival and event information.
The Queen Anne Mansion Museum - New Attraction Opens March 2010.
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Our Attraction Partners in Eureka Springs
- Blue Spring Heritage Center
- The Great Passion Play
- Ozark Mountain Hoe Down
- Thorncrown Chapel
- Pine Mountain Jamboree
- Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
- Eureka Springs Art Galleries
Eureka Springs Historic Downtown
Blocks and blocks of history, Victorian architecture, shops, art galleries, hotels, homes and cottages, and charming atmosphere. The entire downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in America.
The Great Passion Play & Related Attractions
America's #1 attended outdoor drama recreates the life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ. The Great Passion Play has been enjoyed by almost 6 million visitors.
- Christ of the Ozarks Statue
The seven-story Christ of the Ozarks statue is one of the most-visited attractions in the Ozarks. The statue is open 24 hours per day, year-round.
Passion Play Road - New Holy Land/Tabernacle Tours
The tour features over 30 reproductions of Biblical exhibits from the Holy Land. The tour highlight is the tabernacle, the only complete, life-size reproduction of Moses' tabernacle in the world. On the grounds of the Passion Play. - Sacred Arts Center
Tour the Sacred Arts Center, with over 1,000 works of religious art. Featuring many exceptional masterpieces, some seen on national television. Located right next to the Passion Play amphitheater entrance. - Bible Museum
One of the world's largest collections of rare Bible volumes and ancient manuscripts, including histories of the English and American Bibles, is located in the lower level of the Smith Memorial Chapel on the grounds of the Great Passion Play. - Berlin Wall Section
As a symbol of freedom from tyranny, a 10-foot section of the Berlin Wall is displayed near the Christ of the Ozarks on the grounds of the Great Passion Play. Psalm 23 was lettered by East Berliners while imprisoned under Communism. - Smith Memorial Chapel
Gospel concerts (no charge) are given before the Passion Play in this beautiful chapel, where you will find a quiet place for prayer, meditation and weddings. A 15th-century hand carved Dutch altar is featured. Located on the grounds of The Great Passion Play
Ozark Mountains
Eureka Springs is nesteled in Arkansas' Ozark Mountains. The fall colors of the Ozarks' many trees are a yearly event that should not be missed!
Beaver Lake, Table Rock Lake, White River
Located just a few minutes from Eureka Springs, Beaver Lake is a 30,000 acre lake surrounded by nearly 500 miles of spectacular shoreline. Table Rock Lake is home to Holiday Island with its two golf courses. The White River has a ten-mile stretch of cold tailwater with great trout fishing.
Thorncrown Chapel
Called the most beautiful little chapel in the world, this inspiring architectural wonder hides deep in a woodland setting.
Abundant Memories Heritage Village
Yesterday alive with 26 buildings authentically decorated and displaying thousands of antiques, toys, tools, military items, sleighs and carriages from Revolutionary through Civil War times amidst beautiful scenery. Don't miss the live stage Historama program.
Blue Spring Heritage Center
Arkansas premier botanical gardens span 33 acres and feature a continually changing panorama of woodland, meadow, hillside and rock settings. All gardens are barrier-free. The gift shop features a wide selection of floral keepsakes.
Fun & Exciting Shows
- Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down
The fun begins the moment the legendary Hoe-Down Gang hits the stage! Performing contemporary and classics! Country, Cajun, pop and gospel, these award-winning, talented entertainers truly love to perform and it shows! Tator Patches is hilarious! Open mid-March - mid-December You don't want to miss this show! - Pine Mountain Jamboree
Eureka Springs original country music & comedy stage show. Owned, operated and entertained by the Drennons for 23 seasons. The very best in bluegrass, gospel, pop, rock, big band, Cajun, county and western, plus comedy and fun with Junior. Shows March through October, plus special Christmas performances.
Tour Homes
- Queen Anne Mansion
The Queen Anne is a destination for the finest in 19th Century American architecture, furnishings, and decorative arts. The Queen Anne was built in 1891 and sits overlooking the Victorian village of Eureka Springs. Open for tour in March 2010; the Queen Anne Mansion's beauty is in its magnificent scale and its artful details. The 12,000 sq. ft. home showcases the American Queen Anne style with a wraparound porch, round tower, leaded and stained glass windows and intricately hand carved woodwork by German and Italian artisans. It is furnished throughout with one of the most impressive collections of 19th century, museum quality furnishings.
Owned by Curtis Wright, a decorated Civil War veteran and limestone industry businessman, the home was originally constructed in Carthage, Missouri and features rock from Mr. Wright's mines on the Queen Anne's eaves. The Queen Anne's distinctive house guests are as intriguing as its architectural features. The home hosted many famous house guests including Buffalo Bill and best-selling author of the early 20 th century, Harold Bell Wright.
The Queen Anne was disassembled and relocated to its current site in 1981. Tours of the home introduce guests to the architecture, cultural and decorative arts, and history of the era. Guests will be amazed at the story of its fantastic journey from Carthage to Eureka Springs. Throughout the year, the Queen Anne Mansion Museum hosts cultural exhibits. Visit www.thequeenannemansion.com for updated tour hours and exhibit information.
Also opening, the historic Kelley House Gift Shop features unique, beautiful, and entertaining gifts and mementos.
The Queen Anne is located just off Highway 62 at 115 West Van Buren in Eureka Springs, AR.
Phone: 479.363.6291
Email: queenannemansion@gmail.com
Main Floor and Garden Level are ADA accessible. Group and special tours are available.
Pine Mountain Village and Backwoods
Enjoy shopping, dining, crafts and a Christmas shop Santa would be real proud of. Victorian style village with a spectacular tiered fountain. Beautiful area to picnic, rest or shop.
Eureka Springs & North Arkansas Railway
Vintage steam locomotives and passenger cars restored to original condition. A short ride through a scenic Ozark valley features re-creation of old-time railroading. Display of steam engines and tractors. Dining car service, gift shop, snack bar, photo shop and historic depot.
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Listed in "Ripley's Believe It or Not." The only church you enter through the bell tower.
Belle of the Ozarks
Relax on this 12-mile cruise while listening to the informative narration on Beaver Dam, Lost Bridge area, Indian burial grounds, White House Bluffs, a submerged homestead and a 200-acre game preserve island. View over 60 miles of spectacular Beaver Lake shoreline. Sunset cruises are available.
Eureka Springs Historical Museum
See the colorful past of this unique town and the people who lived here. A fascinating collection of papers, photographs, mementos, official documents, home furnishings and other artifacts.
Caves & Caverns
- Cosmic Cavern
Guided tours are conducted through one of the Ozarks prettiest caves. Visitors are led to two underground lakes, one with trout. "Silent Splendor" is one of Arkansas' most incredible underground jewels. Photography is encouraged. - Onyx Cave
See the spectacular underground formations in this living cave. Enjoy an educational radio-guided tour. Easy access ramps take you to the cave entrance and our unique gift shop. - War Eagle Cavern
Spectacular entrance, underground stream, stalactites, onyx and domes. No tight passages; personal guided tours. Gift shop, bus and RV parking. Open May 1 through October 25.
Pivot Rock & Natural Bridge
Fascinating geological formations in a tranquil, wooded area. Take a relaxing walk down a series of nature trails.
Razorback Observation Tower
Climb 100 feet for spectacular Ozark panoramas in every direction.
War Eagle Mill
Water-powered grist mill on the War Eagle River. War Eagle Mercantile gift shop and restaurant. Open all year.
