We took the "ghost tour". It was a 90-minute golf cart ride through Eureka Springs with…read moreentertaining stories from the owner, David, throughout. There were about 8-10 stops; all were short. You could usually get the gist from staying inside the tram. We only got out twice (at Grotto Spring - you really should). With the small groups that fit in a golf cart - he engages everyone - he answers all questions. And, he has a small dog named Butter that comes along that you can have fun with or ignore. He made it really fun.

On an RV trip we stumbled on Eureka Springs, what a beautiful town! We decided to take a tour of…read morethe town and booked Eureka Rocket. Wow, that was the absolute best way to see the town. The Rocket man and his sidekick Butter gave us the best tour ever and gave us a better appreciation for the town and its history. In our opinion thats the best 5 star private tour around.

My wife and I were travelling in a camping van from California on route 66 for the route 66 100…read moreyear anniversary to the Ozarks and stayed at the Wunderlust rv park, which was awwsome. We needed a ride to town and the park referred us to Eureka Taxi, they showed up right away in an old white limo. We loved Eureka springs so much we stayed extra days and used Eureka taxi a few times every day with GR8 service from Fuzzy & Hippie Mike in those classic white liimos. They get 5 stars in our book!

Fuzzy is available when Uber is not and that in itself is…read morepriceless. We needed a ride back from the ER and he answered the call at 4:30am after Uber and the bars shut down around 2:30am. Just don't mention Uber. He is a safe driver and we would have used him the entire time if we had known. I wish he would advertise more, so here is my plug for the local taxi service.

Always a great place to stay. We come up here at least twice a year from the Houston Texas area…read more It's a beautiful area and the park is always clean and quiet. Been coming up here for around 6years for the nearby sites, fishing on the lake as well as the nearby mountain bike trails and competition. It's also a beautiful area for motorcycle rides and a lot to do in the area. The owners are very nice and accommodating. We will come back again soon.

Pretty tight quarters, but clean and friendly atmosphere. I…read morewould've given 5 stars but the washers are the smallest I've ever seen. Held what I consider half a load of clothes. Then the dryers couldn't get the tiny amount of clothes dry in one cycle. This may seem petty, but we are traveling long-term for work and I couldn't get all the laundry done while we were there.

Amazing dining experience! Resorvations only…read more 1 hour trail ride with delicious dutch oven cowboy meal at camp. Drinks and desert included. Open year round. Fall colors makes for an extra special experience. Breakfast is my favorite consisting of fried potatoes, sausage and eggs smothered with cheese in cast iron along with biscuit or griddle cakes and fruit. Lunch is amazing too. I recommend mini meat loaf in brown gravy with real mashed potatoes and sweet corn and if you get lucky brookies for desert. Family friendly unique dining.

My fiancee and I stayed here during the bike rally. It was truly one of the best experiences we've…read morehad in years! The rooms far exceeded our expectations. They were very clean, and nicely decorated. The hot tub was plenty big enough for the 2 of us. We decided to take the 1 hour trail ride as well. Was a beautiful ride. I was surprised at just how amazing the trail was. It wasn't your typical circle trail around a flat field. It was through the woods, up hill, down hill. The guides were extremely good at taking care of us amateurs. I HIGHLY recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice quiet getaway at a very reasonable price. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Even the 3 legged Bassett hound named Fred (i think). Great time. Can't wait to do it again soon!

We had a ball on our tour with EMF! He did a great job keeping us engaged and interested. The tour…read morestarted on the fourth floor with a brief history of the hotel and city-tying them together nicely. As we went to each floor we were told of one ghost story or another. Since it is a real, operating hotel we did not expect to go into any rooms as some other reviews mentioned their disappointment in. If you do want something more hands on, they do offer a seance style tour. However, I would stick with EMF, he's great! The tour ends in the morgue with some really neat artifacts from the hotel-definitely check this one out!

Fun experience. The hotel also has food/drinks available while you are waiting or even after the…read moretour.

This event had really pretty colored lights, but the vibe was not really christmasy. Out of the 3…read moredrive thru light shows we went to in Branson, this was #3.

Friendly, helpful staff and reasonably priced. It takes a couple minutes to get your balance, but…read moreactually quite fun once you do! Don't forget to sign the wall on your way out.

First time, last minute trip to the Bentonville/Rogers area. Came in August up from TX to escape…read morethe heat and ride bikes. The sites were easy to book online but there aren't great photos to help with the selection. It'd be nice to be able to leave user reviews, so the website managers don't have to take time to input all the data. Check in is from 4-7pm on weekdays. We arrived around 6pm on a Wednesday evening and checked in at the host station. Got our car tag and went to see the site. Oohf, I don't recommend #91. On a hill. Buffy. Full of garbage. No water and the restrooms were just the pit toilets. That info was on one of the maps, but I didn't notice. The attendant showed us how to change the reservation on the app so we could drive around and see what was available for our dates and make a switch. #85 was much better!! Flatter, with power still in the shade, a short walk from restrooms that flush. We were tent camping, and the space just beyond the paved space was flat enough for a 2 person backpacking tent. Our neighbors were fairly quiet. Those restrooms were clean! We used the shower house on the other side of the park. We did drive over there since we would have gotten sweaty on the hilly walk back. It'd be nice if there were showers on this side of the park as well. The showers were clean enough. The water did puddle up quite a bit. I wish that the temperature was adjustable. The water was quite warm, and there was very little ventilation in the room, so it was hard to dry off afterwards with the humidity and sweating. A cool shower would have been nice. The other thing that would be nice is more garbage cans. There is quite a bit of wildlife, so I understand limiting it somewhat. But I think there'd be less on the ground if there were more accessible trash cans. There did seem to be a long term tent city close to the playground and shower house. There was also some sort of police situation when we checked in as well. I would not camp here solo. We ended up leaving a day early. Partly because of the heat, and partially because it was louder and rowdier on the weekend. It was easy enough to change the reservation and check out early (and get the last night refunded!! Which was unexpected) The price is low, which has its pros and cons. We will probably stay here again, but only if there isn't space available at Coler.

Just an overnight stay. Nice looking place. Our camper site was not level at all. No one is at the…read morecheck in until 2PM and then they are gone at 7. That can be a little inconvenient for some. We showed up at around 11:30, which is early and no one was at the booth. We came on to our site and set up. We waited until 2 and then went and checked in. There was some kind of work going on down at the swimming area. Overall, not a horrible experience. I don't know about the bath/ shower houses, so I can't confirm or deny the comments I've seen about them. Idk who runs the place, but I think there does need to be a little better security or someone to make rounds at the site and make sure things are ok, but other than than that, pretty good.

Wife and I spent two nights here, 10/28-10/30. Well kept. Grass mowed, road maintained. Full…read morehook-ups, nice view, in the woods. Very clean bathrooms and showers. On site manager who is very knowledgeable and friendly and helpful. Approximately 17 minutes from Eureka Springs, AR. No camp store but driving into ES for supplies makes forgetting something worth it. This has to be one of the best kept RV get-away secrets around.

Nice RV park nestled in the woods. Well maintained roads and very well kept grounds. It's 5-6…read moremiles to Eureka. The camp host is very friendly and gave us directions to all the places we went. If you're looking for a nice and quiet campground, this is your place.