Veleska and Adam were incredible! We had the best time. My kids 5 and 8 loved it. Even with it…read morerainy it was still so enjoyable. Highly recommend

Ozark Mountain Ziplines in Eureka Springs, AR, was a hit with my two young daughters…read more Because they were only 10 and 12-years-old and I had our dog in tow, the pair was only allowed to ride the first four ("express" tour) ziplines, not the entire 10-line course. Each kid ticket costed $59. Afterwards, we picked out a couple of souvenir youth t-shirts ($23 each) and a long-sleeve shirt for me ($32). The crew including the husband-wife managers were all so pleasant and engaging. This was the perfect place to introduce ziplining to my kids and now they're hooked! My dog loved hiking with me as the small group of maybe 15 people (adults and kids) made their way from line to line. Such a beautiful area. The only thing I would change was instead of a hot summer trip (even though we chose the earliest time we could at 10 AM), we would go either in early fall or late spring. TIPS + Make reservations & sign waivers ahead of time + Free parking + Clean restrooms + Gift shop available + Bring cash to tip the zip-line guides. They kept my girls safe from a 100 foot drop. My mama heart was relieved when they were done. Lol.

In the small town, Eureka Springs, lies a small operation with a big heart named Escape Room 13…read more(ER13). But wow, anyone who is a fan of escape rooms should make a stop here. I've been to my fair share of them; however, I wouldn't dare consider myself an avid connoisseur--mayhaps an avid enthusiast. But the near perfect rating is no joke. There's a reason they're rated so highly and are so successful. A great team is built of great members. William who ran the room for us was amazing and just downright hilarious. What a character! He definitely weaponizes a brilliant and proper British accent. It's essentially an escape room and stand up comedy all-in-one. The flavor of the month was a bank robbery placed in 1922--but that's all I'm going to say! Again, wonderful story, props, and mechanics. The clues weren't super vague; you should never feel like it would be nearly impossible to make connections (and trust me, I've walked out of some rooms feeling like I absolutely could not have figured out the puzzle without needing the host to point out the clue). For a duo, the price seemed reasonable (the room has to meet a minimum price point per hour of operation, so expect higher $/per person if your group is smaller. In terms of difficulty of the puzzle, it fell on the harder side (maybe like a 7/10 for me). We've definitely had some brain farts and dumb, small, but impactful mistakes, and we were ready to take the "L," refusing to blatantly ask for clues from game master William. I could be wrong, but it seems like the room has clues that are automatically thrown on the screen at certain intervals (cleverly timed to still give groups that just need a small push to succeed) a lot of times we were almost always a step ahead of the clue. But, if you truly want to beat the puzzle with zero help, just simply ignore the audio signature and don't look up at the monitor... I, however, shamelessly looked--I've successfully convinced myself that we were at a disadvantage being a duo, and there was no way I was getting stuck in 1922. Though most would probably cry like babies for their cellphones, I, on the other hand, absolutely need my ramen, modernized sushi, french fries, and--hell, electric toothbrushes weren't even invented yet. No, no. I'm taking the help. The clues were definitely designed to get you back on track, however, it still needed you to meet it halfway with some critical thinking. We were able to escape with 28 seconds left to spare. I don't know about you guys, but I'm ok with failing a room so as long as I feel like I've accomplished a lot. I didn't even bother to ask where we landed in the statistic--haha. To wrap things up, we really, really enjoyed this escape room. They've obviously worked very hard on this room. It was a beautifully designed project, and I hope they keep their doors open so I can revisit them when I come back into town next year to visit "me mum." We were so happy with our visit we decided to buy a paper escape room recommended by William. Thanks for a great time, William! Sorry I'll be missing any re-skins happening within the next year.

So fun! The bank heist room is a little easier if you're new to escape rooms. The speakeasy has…read moresome clever puzzles! The staff are all so nice and you can tell they love their jobs. Definitely recommend while you're in Eureka Springs!

Wow. Had a great 2 weeks here in a 40' RV. We liked the Parker Bottoms campground best. Try to get…read moresite number 39 if you can. Hot and clean showers and individual flush toilets. 30 Amp connections and awesome trails and water on all sides. Check out my other reviews for places to eat. You can reserve sites on recreation dot gov

Amazing drinks and atmosphere! We went for the veterans recognition. Get there early to walk…read morearound and see the grounds and church.

What a beautiful lake…read more The scenery is just gorgeous! There is lots of traffic but the lake is big enough that there is plenty of room. Later in the season and maybe not as much rain and the water would have been warmer but it didn't deter our kids from jumping in. There are coves to relax in, coves to play in, and coves to party in... it is a lake with something for everyone.

Where to start here... this place is like a little slice of heaven on earth. The decor is so…read morecreative and vintage, truly felt like I had walked through a Time Machine when I entered, and definitely in a good way. The service was similar to that of what you may find at a five star hotel, any time we had a question or needed assistance, the guy working the desk would spring into action like Go-Go gadget ready to take care of us! All I can say is anytime I visit Cassville in the future, I'll be stopping by Cassville Bowl, you can count on it!

:( lack of updated choices for fun Not alot of kid friendly…read moreoptions. Need food options and restrooms need updates for handicap acess no family restroom. Good parking though.

5 Stars! We played here our first day of a Branson Golf trip and we are so glad we did!…read more Definitely a high end experience, stunning views, immaculately maintained course, Fun challenging holes, amazing Golf shop, and grill area! The Pro was personable and knowledgeable and every employee was friendly! We honestly liked it as much as Top of the Rock that we played the next day...twice as much golf for the same price! You will not be disappointed!

We were staying at the resort and got a wonderful deal to golf. My daughter is 16 and an excellent…read moregolfer qualifying twice for the Iowa state golf tournament. It was challenging and fun for her and she was able to shoot a 84 tying me. Greens were huge and fairways were tight. Will come back when in the area

Just wanna give a shout out to Eagle rock Marina in Eagle rock Missouri. Very nice facilities…read more Staff is very accommodating the camping/RV park is very clean and kept up. Went to the Fourth of July fireworks display at the little swim beach area had a blast great view of the fireworks and the boats the kids got to swim and we grilled I will definitely be going back next year and thank you to the gentleman who helped Direct traffic that night it was easy and easy out. Well appreciated guys.