- The list below includes 40 free or cheap things to do in or near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, including 55 different types of inexpensive activities like Music Venue, Lake, Ziplines and Train Tours.
- From Beaver Lake to Lake Leatherwood, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Eureka Springs and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Rogers, Bentonville, Lampe and Beaver.
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The historic Beaver Bridge, sometimes called the Little Golden Gate is the last suspension bridge of its type in the state. If it looks familiar, it may be because the suspension bridge has been featured in the movie Elizabethtown.
11.8 Miles
Located between Rogers and Eureka Springs, War Eagle Cavern is among the most impressive natural wonders in Arkansas. Guests enjoy guided tours, panning for gems, scenic picnic spots and miles of hiking trails.
13.5 Miles
Situated on the coast of its namesake, Beaver Lake State Park spans more than 12,000 acres. Outdoor enthusiasts flock to the park because of its diverse wildlife, placid streams, beautiful waterfalls and huge trees.
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20201 East Highway 12, Rogers, AR 72756
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The largest Arkansas state park in terms of overall land area is the Hobbs State Park Conservation Area which covers 12,056 acres. The park contains a large visitor center with interactive kiosks, retail sales area, and classroom space.
13.6 Miles
Cosmic Cavern is a limestone cave which is one of Arkansas' hidden treasures. One section of the cave called Silent Splendor has the longest soda straw formation hanging up to nine feet in length. Cosmic Cavern has two bottomless cave lakes. Divers have never found the bottoms.
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Persimmon Hill Farm raises berries, fruits and mushrooms farm on their farm near the shores of Table Rock Lake. Visitors can eat in the restaurant overlooking the blueberry fields, as well as shop for gourmet gifts in the gift store.
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15930 Highway 62, Garfield, AR 72732
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This park preserves the site of an 1862 Civil War battle called the Battle of Pea Ridge to honor and commemorate the soldiers who fought in the battle. Perhaps the best-preserved Civil War battlefield in Arkansas, this national historic site includes a museum, bookstore, and self-guided tours.
17.0 Miles
Features a spring flowing from a small cave and a creek that goes through the park. Like any other parks, it has facilities such as picnic areas, snack bars, gift shops, swimming pools, campsites, and hiking trails. It also has sports facilities like baseball fields, and tennis court.
17.9 Miles
Started by John L. Morris, the founder of Pro Bass, Dogwood Canyons is 10,000 acres wildlife preserve with longhorns, elk, and bison. Visitors can ride a wildlife tram, ride horses on the trails, walk trails, bike trails, and fly fish, as well as have ceremonies in the wilderness chapel.
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With access to Beaver Lake, Prairie Creek Marina provides pontoon and deck boat rentals to take out to the water. The marina also rents wave runners for 1 hour to 1 day increments.