This is a great place to visit if you don’t mind walking a ways. Parking here is sparse so you’ll either need to get there early or be prepared to walk quite a bit. There are tons of shops to explore and great restaurants. Be sure to check them all out, especially East and West to visit the working bunnies. It’s packed with plenty of history too for those of you who love to learn.

My parents and I visited Downtown Eureka Spring on a Sunday, St. Patrick’s Day to be exact. We expected it to be less busy since the parade had been the day before and visitors should have been heading home. Surprisingly, the place was a madhouse. All the metered street parking was full or not wide enough, so my dad finally paid to park by the bank (money goes to a local organization to fund them). Even with the mobs of people, the sidewalks were not too crowded and I was able to get some pretty good shots of the buildings and such as we walked around. We finally realized it was so crazy because it was the start of spring break, though Eureka Springs doesn’t seem a likely location to go. Overall, a fun visit as always.

We went into town twice. Weather was perfect and the shops are all very cute! There was a diversity weekend booth set up with a band playing one day. Tons of food, live music, people watching and shopping.

Beautiful area. Lots if shops of various types. Lots of food options also. Family friendly. Very little parking, you may have to walk a few blocks, but it is worth it. Full of history and clean.

Really fun downtown with a lot of shopping. Unique shops. We travel with my elderly mom, so it was not the easiest place to get around being on a hill. Lots of fun history there. Good cultural diversity too.

We went to the Volkswagen Car Show with our friends that were in the show. We stayed at a lovey Airbnb on pine and spring. It was close to everything! We didn’t have enough time to visit all that Eureka Springs has to offer! Springs, glass chapel, etc…. We will be back❤️