Winter Things To Do In Eureka Springs | 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa

Couples often go on vacation to discover new things about a destination. From April through November, they might visit Eureka Springs for the emerald green, forested Ozark hills of spring and summer or those same hills ablaze with fiery color in fall; playing on two area lakes or three magnificent rivers; or for some fun at man-made attractions unique to this village which has been recognized as one of America’s Distinctive Destinations. But when winter comes, most couples escape to this extraordinary destination primarily for one three-letter word, spa.

Savvy winter travelers find that vacationing in Eureka Springs during these months offers them very attractive prices and packages. Packages that not only include lodging but such mondo pampering services for individuals and couples as hot stone massages, duet massages, facials, and full body wraps that warm the body, mind and spirit. Many add salon treatments to the regimen in order that their New Year’s “new look” resolution can become a reality.

Many of the more than the dozen or so professionally-operated spa facilities in Eureka Springs also offer such unique services as aromatherapy, body scrubs, facials, manicures, pedicures, self-heating mud treatments, plus the most popular Swedish and deep-tissue massages. A complete list of local spas and services can be found at eurekaspringsspa.com.

For Winter Things to Do in Eureka Springs one might be interested in the following activities:

Ozark Mountain Music Festival-January 24th-26th

Indie Film Fest-January 23rd-25th

Arkansas Art Trail

Attractions

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge –Open Everyday 9am-5pm

Keels Creek Winery-Open Wed-Sun, Noon -5pm

Fresh Harvest-Open Wed-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-4pm

Eureka Springs Historical Museum

Ghost Tours-Open Everyday, nightly tours starting at 8pm

Eureka Van Tours-2pm tours by appointment

Hellraisers, Hoodlums and Heated History Tour-Open Everyday at 11am