There are over a mile of trails winding through the Blue Spring Heritage Center. When we went it was in October so not many flowers left but the blue spring itself is beautiful. There are other gardens along the path and a large beautiful deck which overlooks the water. It's a very calming and beautiful place to visit.

Everything was dead except for the ferns and I can go to a nursery and see ferns for free. It was a total waste of money and not impressive at all. Of all the things we did in Eureka Springs, this attraction was the most disappointing.

Blue Spring was very pretty and the small museum on the property was very interesting. However, the walking tour had a lot of steep grades and stairs and was tough for me. This is a very pretty attraction to visit, just take plenty of water! They had a flood a few months back so admission is discounted currently because part of the walkway is closed and the flowers they planted were washed away.

My wife and I went here on our anniversary vacation to Eureka Springs. We were looking for some nice scenery and a nice walk through the woods. This place was it! It was very serene and calming. The gardens were awesome and the springs/lagoon were very pretty. It has some cool history and it was nestled off in the mountains. The drive over from Eureka Springs was very scenic! The front desk/gift shop clerk was very knowledgeable and friendly. The grounds were clean and well kept. Definitely go here if you looking for the outdoors, natures and a little history mixed in.