As part of the Underground Eureka Tour, we visited this spring. It appears to have undergone some landscaping and was much tidier than my first visit. I was able to get some good photos and the spring was trickling (the area is in need of some rain). Definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area.

I’m always looking for new things to see when I come to visit my parents and this spring sparked my interest. If you head all the way up the Main Street, turn right just past the post office and pass one spring. It is the next down the street with a little park in front of it. I went to look at it solo and there was just one person sitting on a bench there. The spring was cute, but sadly the sign had a vine grow down the front of it, so I couldn’t read it all. Still kind of cool.

This particular spring is a short walk from the historic downtown area. A very worthwhile walk, since you pass some quaint houses along the way.

This garden is maintained through a partnership between Eureka Springs Parks and Rec and Carroll County Master Gardeners. It is very pretty; has a picnic table and a fabulous history.

This is a sweet little park / spring sight that says it was the sight of a vision healing back in the day. Always nice to visit these sights.