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Shuttle

Eureka Springs Trolley

September 18, 2025 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

The red trolley is the easiest way to explore town without the parking stress. You can hop on and off at dozens of charming stops, including all the places on our wedding itinerary. It's a relaxing scenic ride - and a great way to take in the hills and history without the hike! Also the hotels listed here all have a trolley stop nearby in case you want to come to the Crescent Spring ceremony by trolley and leave your car at your hotel... The red trolley winds through historic neighborhoods and downtown landmarks. You can hop on and off at different stops - schedules and maps are easy to find around town.

Hotel

Osage Creek Lodge

This is where we'll be spending our first night in Eureka Springs before the wedding. There's nothing scheduled that evening, but if you're arriving early like we are, let us know - we'd love to connect, even just for a quick hello. <3

Hotel

Cliff Cottage Bed and Breakfast Inn

Our Honeymoon BnB! ❤️ This sweet little inn is tucked into the hillside just above downtown. We'll be waking up here in the morning after the wedding, hearts full and coffee in hand. It's cozy, private, and perfect for the start of our next chapter.

Hotel

The Palace Hotel and Bath House

A vintage gem in the heart of downtown. This 1901 hotel is known for its nostalgic charm, oversized Jacuzzi tubs, and the classic bath house on-site. If you love old-world elegance with a touch of quirky magic, this place is a timeless choice.

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Crescent Hotel and Spa

Famous, a little mysterious, and undeniably beautiful - this historic hilltop hotel is a Eureka Springs icon. With sweeping views, gardens, and an on-site spa - The New Moon Spa and Salon - it's perfect for guests wanting a grander experience (or a good ghost story).

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Basin Spring Park

A sweet shady spot for people-watching or resting your feet. Live music often drifts through here.

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Downtown Shops & Galleries

Wander along Spring Street to find local art, handmade jewelry, quirky antiques, and little hidden bookstores.

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Haunted Eureka Ghost Tours

A walking tour with tales of the town's haunted past. A little spooky, a lot of fun - and full of old hotel lore.

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Eureka Springs Historical Museum

Tucked inside a 19th-century building on Main Street, this tiny museum holds the soul of the town.

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The Grotto Wood-Fired Grill

If you're staying overnight and want something special, this tucked-away dinner spot is romantic and delicious.

Train

Eureka Springs & North Arkansas Railway

A vintage train ride (seasonal, but memorable) if you're in the mood for old timey magic.