Steven And Debbie’s
Beaver Lake guidebook
Food scene
This is a great locally owned place to pick up supplies or eat. They have plates of food and hamburgers. It has a local flair. What most people love are the HUGE soft serve ice cream cones! They are awesome.
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Shortstop Conoco
18440 Marshall StThis is a great locally owned place to pick up supplies or eat. They have plates of food and hamburgers. It has a local flair. What most people love are the HUGE soft serve ice cream cones! They are awesome.
This was recommended by our guests. We have never been there but I'll take their word for it.
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Amigos
75 N Main StThis was recommended by our guests. We have never been there but I'll take their word for it.
Great retailer to buy homemade local jams, jellies, etc. All is made on site. Established in 1934, House of Webster celebrated their 80th anniversary in 2014. That gave us an opportunity to take a look at our rich history...
The company was started by the husband and wife team Roy and Evelynn Webster. Roy worked his local newspaper route and sold milk, cakes, donuts, pies and other delicious items baked by his wife. By 1941, the Webster family and their delicious homemade goods were being sold to a local Freight company as gifts to their employees at the holidays. This began the long tradition of gifting at House of Webster.
As we hit our stride in 2016 and beyond, House of Webster continues to produce the highest quality jams, jellies, preserves, fruit spreads, fruit butters, relishes, salsas, mustards, syrups, BBQ sauces and pickled products. We continue to feature our delicious products in many unique gourmet food gifts.
House of Webster
1013 N 2nd StGreat retailer to buy homemade local jams, jellies, etc. All is made on site. Established in 1934, House of Webster celebrated their 80th anniversary in 2014. That gave us an opportunity to take a look at our rich history...
The company was started by the husband and wife team Roy and Evelynn Webster. Roy worked his local newspaper route and sold milk, cakes, donuts, pies and other delicious items baked by his wife. By 1941, the Webster family and their delicious homemade goods were being sold to a local Freight company as gifts to their employees at the holidays. This began the long tradition of gifting at House of Webster.
As we hit our stride in 2016 and beyond, House of Webster continues to produce the highest quality jams, jellies, preserves, fruit spreads, fruit butters, relishes, salsas, mustards, syrups, BBQ sauces and pickled products. We continue to feature our delicious products in many unique gourmet food gifts.
https://fishcitygrill.com/rogers-menu/
Great place to eat
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Fish City Grill
2003 S Bellview Rdhttps://fishcitygrill.com/rogers-menu/
Great place to eat
https://www.abuelos.com/restaurants/rogers/
Great food
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Abuelo's Mexican Restaurant
4005 W Walnut Sthttps://www.abuelos.com/restaurants/rogers/
Great food
Lake activities
This is the closest place to rent boats, etc. 479-359-3222
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Lost Bridge Marina
12861 Marina RdThis is the closest place to rent boats, etc. 479-359-3222
This is the closest marina to our lake house. The quickest way to reach it is by boat. Family owned. Nice people. You can rent boats here, too. You can get pizza, cold beer, soda, snacks, ice, snow cones, etc. They have fishing supplies, too.
www.starkeymarina.com
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Starkey Marina
4022 Mundell RdThis is the closest marina to our lake house. The quickest way to reach it is by boat. Family owned. Nice people. You can rent boats here, too. You can get pizza, cold beer, soda, snacks, ice, snow cones, etc. They have fishing supplies, too.
www.starkeymarina.com
Be sure to pack your fishing gear as Beaver Lake offers plenty of opportunities to catch bass, crappie, catfish and bream. If you’re new to the sport, why not hire the services of a family friendly fishing guide such as Bailey’s Beaver Lake Striper Fishing Guide Service. Owner Mike Bailey enjoys helping young anglers make their first catch.
Baileys Beaver Lake Guide Service
17833 AR-12Be sure to pack your fishing gear as Beaver Lake offers plenty of opportunities to catch bass, crappie, catfish and bream. If you’re new to the sport, why not hire the services of a family friendly fishing guide such as Bailey’s Beaver Lake Striper Fishing Guide Service. Owner Mike Bailey enjoys helping young anglers make their first catch.
Let's catch us a BIG one!
http://www.bigdogsguideservice.com/
I suggest this fishing guide service. He's local in Garfield.
479-644-1099
Big Dog Guide Services
13821 Toepfer RoadLet's catch us a BIG one!
http://www.bigdogsguideservice.com/
I suggest this fishing guide service. He's local in Garfield.
479-644-1099
Sightseeing
Lovely, unusual place site for sight-seeing. They change out the exhibits regularly and they are always interesting. World renowned artists have exhibits here regularly. The Christmas lights display is always awesome!
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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
600 Museum WayLovely, unusual place site for sight-seeing. They change out the exhibits regularly and they are always interesting. World renowned artists have exhibits here regularly. The Christmas lights display is always awesome!
Eureka Springs, AR is a short distance from our lake house about 45 minutes (25 miles). This is a quaint town with lots of points of interest. It has a real ambience and makes for a great day trip!
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Eureka Springs Farmers' Market
44 KingshighwayEureka Springs, AR is a short distance from our lake house about 45 minutes (25 miles). This is a quaint town with lots of points of interest. It has a real ambience and makes for a great day trip!
This state park is a fascinating place for all ages. Beautiful sight seeing; the streams are pretty; the fish hatchery is a great experience for all ages. You can trout fish here, too. This makes for a great day trip! Just beautiful!
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Roaring River State Park
12716 Farm Rd 2239This state park is a fascinating place for all ages. Beautiful sight seeing; the streams are pretty; the fish hatchery is a great experience for all ages. You can trout fish here, too. This makes for a great day trip! Just beautiful!
This is a great place for history buffs and to teach children history of the area.
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Pea Ridge Visitor Center
15930 US-62This is a great place for history buffs and to teach children history of the area.
This is a very neat and intriguing site for any age. We suggest reserving tickets in advance from their website for more info.
www.amazeum.org
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Scott Family Amazeum
1009 Museum WayThis is a very neat and intriguing site for any age. We suggest reserving tickets in advance from their website for more info.
www.amazeum.org
Take a trip to Eureka Springs for an exhilarating two-hour treetop adventure. Friendly and experienced guides at the Ozark Mountain Zipline take you on a tour that covers suspended tree platforms, a sky bridge and some short hikes that connect 10 zip lines. Soar through treetops 300 feet above the ground for a unique and breathtaking view of the Ozarks’ forests and cliffs.
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Ozark Mountain Ziplines
15927 W Van BurenTake a trip to Eureka Springs for an exhilarating two-hour treetop adventure. Friendly and experienced guides at the Ozark Mountain Zipline take you on a tour that covers suspended tree platforms, a sky bridge and some short hikes that connect 10 zip lines. Soar through treetops 300 feet above the ground for a unique and breathtaking view of the Ozarks’ forests and cliffs.
Head into Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge to meet the animals. Open year round (except Christmas), this organization provides a welcoming environment for rescued big cats such as tigers, lions and leopards, and also takes in other animals including grizzlies. Enjoy a self-guided visit or take a tour with one of the knowledgeable staff members to learn how these beautiful animals ended up in care and the dangers that our wild animals face from the exotic pet trade.
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Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
239 Turpentine Creek LnHead into Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge to meet the animals. Open year round (except Christmas), this organization provides a welcoming environment for rescued big cats such as tigers, lions and leopards, and also takes in other animals including grizzlies. Enjoy a self-guided visit or take a tour with one of the knowledgeable staff members to learn how these beautiful animals ended up in care and the dangers that our wild animals face from the exotic pet trade.
A great way to start your family vacation is to climb aboard the Belle of the Ozarks for a 12-mile cruise around Beaver Lake. Enjoy an informative narration as you view more than 60 miles of shoreline including an ancient Indian burial site, and look out for wildlife such as deer and bald eagles. Arrive early enough to feed the fish at the dock before setting off on your adventure. Make sure you take your camera.
Belle of the Ozarks
4024 Mundell RdA great way to start your family vacation is to climb aboard the Belle of the Ozarks for a 12-mile cruise around Beaver Lake. Enjoy an informative narration as you view more than 60 miles of shoreline including an ancient Indian burial site, and look out for wildlife such as deer and bald eagles. Arrive early enough to feed the fish at the dock before setting off on your adventure. Make sure you take your camera.
Grab you, and up to seven other fun friends and go back to the 1920's and have a blast from the past. Puzzles, secret messages, hidden doors, and pure fun. Each event is like a performance. We also have cool and unique items for sale in our lobby.
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Escape Room 13
13 N Main StGrab you, and up to seven other fun friends and go back to the 1920's and have a blast from the past. Puzzles, secret messages, hidden doors, and pure fun. Each event is like a performance. We also have cool and unique items for sale in our lobby.
https://www.esnarailway.com/
Step back in time to an earlier age of locomotive transportation and enjoy the Excursion Train or Dining Car. See our 1940-era diesel locomotive in operation or view our stationary steam locomotive exhibits. Watch our authentic turntable operate as it turns the engine around and discover how a locomotive can also be turned at our end-of-the-line wye. Or dine in luxury as you ride the rails… Enjoy the elegant flavor of the 1920’s aboard the Eurekan Dining Car. You dine on specially prepared cuisine as the clickety-clack takes you back. Shop in the Baggage Room Gift Shop for railroad related gifts. There are usually Christmas activities on the tour.
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Eureka Springs & North Arkansas Railway
299 N Main Sthttps://www.esnarailway.com/
Step back in time to an earlier age of locomotive transportation and enjoy the Excursion Train or Dining Car. See our 1940-era diesel locomotive in operation or view our stationary steam locomotive exhibits. Watch our authentic turntable operate as it turns the engine around and discover how a locomotive can also be turned at our end-of-the-line wye. Or dine in luxury as you ride the rails… Enjoy the elegant flavor of the 1920’s aboard the Eurekan Dining Car. You dine on specially prepared cuisine as the clickety-clack takes you back. Shop in the Baggage Room Gift Shop for railroad related gifts. There are usually Christmas activities on the tour.
Nestled in a woodland setting, Thorncrown Chapel rises forty-eight feet into the Ozark sky. This magnificent wooden structure contains 425 windows and over 6,000 square feet of glass. It sits atop over 100 tons of native stone and colored flagstone, making it blend perfectly with its setting. The chapel's simple design and majestic beauty combine to make it what critics have called "one of the finest religious spaces of modern times."
Since the chapel opened in 1980, over seven million people have visited this woodland sanctuary. Designed by renowned architect E. Fay Jones, Thorncrown has won numerous architectural awards such as the American Institute of Architects’ Design of the Year Award for 1981 and AIA’s prestigious 25 Year Award. Additionally, members of the American Institute of Architects placed Thorncrown Chapel fourth on its list of the top buildings of the twentieth century.
Thorncrown Chapel is located on Highway 62 West just outside of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. There is no admission fee, but donations are accepted. We have ample parking for buses and RVs. So, while in the Ozarks, stop by what many have called one of the most beautiful and inspiring chapels in the world. https://thorncrown.com/
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Thorncrown Chapel
12968 US-62Nestled in a woodland setting, Thorncrown Chapel rises forty-eight feet into the Ozark sky. This magnificent wooden structure contains 425 windows and over 6,000 square feet of glass. It sits atop over 100 tons of native stone and colored flagstone, making it blend perfectly with its setting. The chapel's simple design and majestic beauty combine to make it what critics have called "one of the finest religious spaces of modern times."
Since the chapel opened in 1980, over seven million people have visited this woodland sanctuary. Designed by renowned architect E. Fay Jones, Thorncrown has won numerous architectural awards such as the American Institute of Architects’ Design of the Year Award for 1981 and AIA’s prestigious 25 Year Award. Additionally, members of the American Institute of Architects placed Thorncrown Chapel fourth on its list of the top buildings of the twentieth century.
Thorncrown Chapel is located on Highway 62 West just outside of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. There is no admission fee, but donations are accepted. We have ample parking for buses and RVs. So, while in the Ozarks, stop by what many have called one of the most beautiful and inspiring chapels in the world. https://thorncrown.com/
Turpentine Creek is a non-profit organization that provides lifetime refuge for abandoned, abused, and neglected "big cats". Our goal is to provide a lifetime sanctuary for all rescued animals with the care, safety, and well being of the animals as the number one priority. All animals are treated with the dignity and compassion they deserve. Our Eureka Springs, Arkansas, refuge houses nearly 100 animals including tigers, lions, leopards, cougars, bobcats, bears, ligers, servals, a coatimundi, and a macaw. https://www.turpentinecreek.org/
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Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
239 Turpentine Creek LnTurpentine Creek is a non-profit organization that provides lifetime refuge for abandoned, abused, and neglected "big cats". Our goal is to provide a lifetime sanctuary for all rescued animals with the care, safety, and well being of the animals as the number one priority. All animals are treated with the dignity and compassion they deserve. Our Eureka Springs, Arkansas, refuge houses nearly 100 animals including tigers, lions, leopards, cougars, bobcats, bears, ligers, servals, a coatimundi, and a macaw. https://www.turpentinecreek.org/
https://www.greatpassionplay.org/
The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Arkansas is "America's #1 Attended Outdoor Drama" according to the Institute of Outdoor Theatre and Drama of East Carolina University at Greenville. Eureka Springs is just the place to relive The Greatest Story Ever Told! The Play at 8:30pm (7:30pm after Labor Day) is not the only thing to see and do though. The Christ of the Ozarks, the Holy Land Tour, Moses Tabernacle in the Wilderness, a section of the Berlin Wall, the Church in the Grove, the Bible Museum, the History Museum, and the Sacred Arts Museum, God with Us Movie, Noah's Ark Park Petting Zoo, Hiking Trails, and Mountain Bike Trails are also on the grounds and are open ALL YEAR LONG!
Also, don't miss our special Christmas light display open from Thanksgiving night through New Year's Day!
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The Great Passion Play
935 Passion Play Rdhttps://www.greatpassionplay.org/
The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Arkansas is "America's #1 Attended Outdoor Drama" according to the Institute of Outdoor Theatre and Drama of East Carolina University at Greenville. Eureka Springs is just the place to relive The Greatest Story Ever Told! The Play at 8:30pm (7:30pm after Labor Day) is not the only thing to see and do though. The Christ of the Ozarks, the Holy Land Tour, Moses Tabernacle in the Wilderness, a section of the Berlin Wall, the Church in the Grove, the Bible Museum, the History Museum, and the Sacred Arts Museum, God with Us Movie, Noah's Ark Park Petting Zoo, Hiking Trails, and Mountain Bike Trails are also on the grounds and are open ALL YEAR LONG!
Also, don't miss our special Christmas light display open from Thanksgiving night through New Year's Day!
The Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down Music Theater is an Iconic theater located in Eureka Springs Arkansas!
For many years this show has entertained millions of folks just like you!
Known for their High Energy Family Fun!
This show will always leave you wanting to come back time and time again!
You will hear the best in Country Music, Gospel, and Award winning Comedy!
Mike Nichols has been entertaining folks from all over the world over 40 years! And he is still going strong!
The Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down Cast is made up of Veteran professionals in the music business , who have worked with many Country Stars over the years!
Now in our 39th year, you'll Hear Classic and Current Country Music, Heartwarming Gospel Music, Hilarious Impersonations of your favorite artist, and much much more!
Elvis appears nightly!
Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down Music Theater
3140 E Van BurenThe Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down Music Theater is an Iconic theater located in Eureka Springs Arkansas!
For many years this show has entertained millions of folks just like you!
Known for their High Energy Family Fun!
This show will always leave you wanting to come back time and time again!
You will hear the best in Country Music, Gospel, and Award winning Comedy!
Mike Nichols has been entertaining folks from all over the world over 40 years! And he is still going strong!
The Ozark Mountain Hoe-Down Cast is made up of Veteran professionals in the music business , who have worked with many Country Stars over the years!
Now in our 39th year, you'll Hear Classic and Current Country Music, Heartwarming Gospel Music, Hilarious Impersonations of your favorite artist, and much much more!
Elvis appears nightly!
The seven-story Christ of the Ozarks Statue continues to be one of the most visited attractions in the Ozarks since it was completed in 1966. Standing sixty-seven feet high, the statue overlooks the picturesque Victorian village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Interesting facts about the statue include:
- The foundation of the statue required 340 tons of concrete
- Interlaced with steel welded into Magnetic Mountain.
- is made of 24 layers of white mortar on a steel frame.
- It was necessary to build an elevator up the side of the framework, which was completely surrounded by scaffolding during construction.
- The face is approximately 15 feet in height
- The hands from wrist to fingertip measure approximately 7 feet.
- The arm spread from fingertip to fingertip is 65 feet.
- The statue is located on Magnetic Mountain at an altitude of 1,500 feet.
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Christ of the Ozarks
937 Passion Play RdThe seven-story Christ of the Ozarks Statue continues to be one of the most visited attractions in the Ozarks since it was completed in 1966. Standing sixty-seven feet high, the statue overlooks the picturesque Victorian village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Interesting facts about the statue include:
- The foundation of the statue required 340 tons of concrete
- Interlaced with steel welded into Magnetic Mountain.
- is made of 24 layers of white mortar on a steel frame.
- It was necessary to build an elevator up the side of the framework, which was completely surrounded by scaffolding during construction.
- The face is approximately 15 feet in height
- The hands from wrist to fingertip measure approximately 7 feet.
- The arm spread from fingertip to fingertip is 65 feet.
- The statue is located on Magnetic Mountain at an altitude of 1,500 feet.
War Eagle Mill HISTORY SINCE 1832
War Eagle Mill’s exciting history begins with the story of a tenacious pioneer couple, Sylvanus and Catherine Blackburn, who understood the importance of fresh, natural food in the lives of families as far back as 1832 when the first Mill was built.
After the house was completed, the couple turned their attention to planting corn in the fertile bottomlands of the creek valley. But with the closest Mill to grind their corn being located in Richand, 25 miles away, the Blackburn’s quickly recognized the need for a gristmill. The War Eagle Creek would provide the perfect energy source to grind grain into flour. It didn’t take long for the surrounding neighbors to bring their own corn to Sylvanus for grinding, and a community was built around all that the Mill had to offer.
In 1848, a heavy rainy season flooded the entire valley and the Mill was pushed into the river, washed downstream and was totally destroyed. As soon as the water receded, Sylvanus and Catherine were determined to rebuild the Mill. They expanded the structure to mill lumber in addition to milling grain.
In 1862, the Union Army moved into northern Arkansas and the War Eagle Valley and used the Mill to grind grain for food. When the Union soldiers heard that the Confederate Army was advancing into the area, they picked up and went to Pea Ridge, Arkansas. For two days, the Confederate soldiers used the Mill, but their military position was so unstable that a confederate general ordered that the Mill be burned to the ground to prevent it being used again by the Union. Chaos ensued after the horrific Battle of Pea Ridge, and the entire county and surrounding areas where laid waste by the retreating Confederates and bands of looters. Fayetteville and Bentonville, AR would be the first U.S. cities to be destroyed by fire during the war. With crops destroyed and the Mill in ashes, food shortages would force many residents abandon their homesteads and flee.
https://www.wareaglemill.com/
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War Eagle Mill
11045 War Eagle RdWar Eagle Mill HISTORY SINCE 1832
War Eagle Mill’s exciting history begins with the story of a tenacious pioneer couple, Sylvanus and Catherine Blackburn, who understood the importance of fresh, natural food in the lives of families as far back as 1832 when the first Mill was built.
After the house was completed, the couple turned their attention to planting corn in the fertile bottomlands of the creek valley. But with the closest Mill to grind their corn being located in Richand, 25 miles away, the Blackburn’s quickly recognized the need for a gristmill. The War Eagle Creek would provide the perfect energy source to grind grain into flour. It didn’t take long for the surrounding neighbors to bring their own corn to Sylvanus for grinding, and a community was built around all that the Mill had to offer.
In 1848, a heavy rainy season flooded the entire valley and the Mill was pushed into the river, washed downstream and was totally destroyed. As soon as the water receded, Sylvanus and Catherine were determined to rebuild the Mill. They expanded the structure to mill lumber in addition to milling grain.
In 1862, the Union Army moved into northern Arkansas and the War Eagle Valley and used the Mill to grind grain for food. When the Union soldiers heard that the Confederate Army was advancing into the area, they picked up and went to Pea Ridge, Arkansas. For two days, the Confederate soldiers used the Mill, but their military position was so unstable that a confederate general ordered that the Mill be burned to the ground to prevent it being used again by the Union. Chaos ensued after the horrific Battle of Pea Ridge, and the entire county and surrounding areas where laid waste by the retreating Confederates and bands of looters. Fayetteville and Bentonville, AR would be the first U.S. cities to be destroyed by fire during the war. With crops destroyed and the Mill in ashes, food shortages would force many residents abandon their homesteads and flee.
https://www.wareaglemill.com/
https://www.wareaglecavern.com/
Home of the only lakeside cavern entrance in Arkansas, War Eagle Cavern is a must see while visiting this historical area. Whether you are planning your family vacation or just a fun weekend adventure, War Eagle Cavern offers hours of affordable family fun. Located half-way between Eureka Springs and Rogers, Arkansas. We are: stroller-accessible, pet friendly, and have limited handicap accessibility
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War Eagle Cavern
21494 Cavern Drhttps://www.wareaglecavern.com/
Home of the only lakeside cavern entrance in Arkansas, War Eagle Cavern is a must see while visiting this historical area. Whether you are planning your family vacation or just a fun weekend adventure, War Eagle Cavern offers hours of affordable family fun. Located half-way between Eureka Springs and Rogers, Arkansas. We are: stroller-accessible, pet friendly, and have limited handicap accessibility
https://www.vanburen.org/festivals/
https://www.vanburen.org/ride-the-train/
Excursion Train Reservations
For the latest schedules, fares and to purchase tickets, visit amtrainrides.com or call 800-687-8600, or 479-725-4017.
Step Back into the 1920’s & Tour the Ozarks
Arkansas reveals her inner beauty from the Arkansas and Missouri Railroad’s route through the bluffs and valleys of the Boston Mountains. Impeccably restored and polished, the passenger train is a ride back in time and a journey forward as the wonders of Ozark wildlife and 1920s opulence merge during this two-hour excursion.
Begin your afternoon adventure at The Old Frisco Depot, a Van Buren landmark for over a century and now home to the Van Buren Visitors Center and boarding point for the Arkansas Missouri Railroad’s excursion train. Settle into the plush grandeur of the comfortable passenger cars and hold your breath as the tracks take you over crystal clear streams, through a quarter mile tunnel and traverse a series of trestles overlooking the rugged and spectacular forestland. Laugh and wonder with the conductors, who will share their tales of lore and knowledge of this beautiful and bountiful part of the world.
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Van Buren
https://www.vanburen.org/festivals/
https://www.vanburen.org/ride-the-train/
Excursion Train Reservations
For the latest schedules, fares and to purchase tickets, visit amtrainrides.com or call 800-687-8600, or 479-725-4017.
Step Back into the 1920’s & Tour the Ozarks
Arkansas reveals her inner beauty from the Arkansas and Missouri Railroad’s route through the bluffs and valleys of the Boston Mountains. Impeccably restored and polished, the passenger train is a ride back in time and a journey forward as the wonders of Ozark wildlife and 1920s opulence merge during this two-hour excursion.
Begin your afternoon adventure at The Old Frisco Depot, a Van Buren landmark for over a century and now home to the Van Buren Visitors Center and boarding point for the Arkansas Missouri Railroad’s excursion train. Settle into the plush grandeur of the comfortable passenger cars and hold your breath as the tracks take you over crystal clear streams, through a quarter mile tunnel and traverse a series of trestles overlooking the rugged and spectacular forestland. Laugh and wonder with the conductors, who will share their tales of lore and knowledge of this beautiful and bountiful part of the world.
In Sept of each year NWA holds one of the biggest motorcycle festivals in the nation. Bikers come from all over the nation attend and have fun. Every year our house rents during this time.
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Bikes, Blues, and BBQ
1714 W Knapp DrIn Sept of each year NWA holds one of the biggest motorcycle festivals in the nation. Bikers come from all over the nation attend and have fun. Every year our house rents during this time.
Right there at Lost Bridge Village so you don't want to miss this! The view at the top of Whitney Mt is breath-taking, too! The chapel has a unique architecture that embellishes nature surrounding it. You couldn't ask for a more beautiful setting to worship our Lord. Sunday services are held here and many weddings occur. Our house has been used for small receptions or a base for the bride to dress or the couple to honeymoon. Arrangements can be made to have your reception at the community center, also.
Whitney Mountain Chapel
20650 Oak Ridge DrRight there at Lost Bridge Village so you don't want to miss this! The view at the top of Whitney Mt is breath-taking, too! The chapel has a unique architecture that embellishes nature surrounding it. You couldn't ask for a more beautiful setting to worship our Lord. Sunday services are held here and many weddings occur. Our house has been used for small receptions or a base for the bride to dress or the couple to honeymoon. Arrangements can be made to have your reception at the community center, also.
Neighborhoods
See photos on our listing of our Beaver Lake House. The area is quiet and peaceful. One activity that is so much fun is the July 4th celebration. There are hot dogs and fun at the clubhouse. You can sign in as our guests. There may be a nominal fee. If you have a boat be sure to attend the fireworks display by water. The fireworks are set off right near the Lost Bridge Community Center. Divers like to use this part of Beaver Lake because it is so crystal clear. You can't go wrong at this part of Beaver Lake. Beautiful area!
Lost Bridge Village
See photos on our listing of our Beaver Lake House. The area is quiet and peaceful. One activity that is so much fun is the July 4th celebration. There are hot dogs and fun at the clubhouse. You can sign in as our guests. There may be a nominal fee. If you have a boat be sure to attend the fireworks display by water. The fireworks are set off right near the Lost Bridge Community Center. Divers like to use this part of Beaver Lake because it is so crystal clear. You can't go wrong at this part of Beaver Lake. Beautiful area!
Lost Bridge Village is located in Northwest Arkansas. It sprawls over several areas around Beaver Lake including Whitney Mountain, which is the highest point over Beaver Lake. It has both full time residents and summer weekenders. It is half-way between Rogers and Eureka Springs.
Lost Bridge Village
Lost Bridge Village is located in Northwest Arkansas. It sprawls over several areas around Beaver Lake including Whitney Mountain, which is the highest point over Beaver Lake. It has both full time residents and summer weekenders. It is half-way between Rogers and Eureka Springs.
Shopping
Great shopping, entertainment and restaurant area that is close. When its time to stock up on provisions for your home-from-home, or to enjoy some retail therapy, it’s a short trip to some high-class shopping centers. Pinnacle Hills Promenade in Rogers offers an open-air pedestrian-friendly environment where you can continue to enjoy the great outdoors while parking close to your favorite store if the weather’s bad. Younger kids enjoy visiting the Build-A-Bear Workshop to create a very special memento of their vacation. Nearby indoor malls include the Scottsdale Center, also in Rogers, and the Northwest Arkansas Mall in Fayetteville.
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Pinnacle Hills Promenade
2203 S Promenade BlvdGreat shopping, entertainment and restaurant area that is close. When its time to stock up on provisions for your home-from-home, or to enjoy some retail therapy, it’s a short trip to some high-class shopping centers. Pinnacle Hills Promenade in Rogers offers an open-air pedestrian-friendly environment where you can continue to enjoy the great outdoors while parking close to your favorite store if the weather’s bad. Younger kids enjoy visiting the Build-A-Bear Workshop to create a very special memento of their vacation. Nearby indoor malls include the Scottsdale Center, also in Rogers, and the Northwest Arkansas Mall in Fayetteville.
NWA is a big craft and arts festival area. Look for dates on their websites.
Bella Vista Arts & Crafts
1991 Forest Hills BlvdNWA is a big craft and arts festival area. Look for dates on their websites.
This is a national arts and crafts fair. It is usually around mid October. Thousands of people attend. In addition, there are craft fairs all over NWA during that weekend.
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War Eagle Mill
11045 War Eagle RdThis is a national arts and crafts fair. It is usually around mid October. Thousands of people attend. In addition, there are craft fairs all over NWA during that weekend.
Reizigersadvies
Boek vooraf
I would book this before you arrive esp during high season.
Big Dog's Guide Service 479-644-1099 www.bigdogsguideservice.com
If you want to catch that big striper then I suggest them.
Vervoersmogelijkheden
Drive or fly in
Yes, Lost Bridge Village has its own air strip. Many people who own private planes use this air strip. Most folks drive and you will need GPS to find the house. The road to the house is windy and has cliffs so you will want to drive carefully.
Niet te missen
The Wildlife and scenery around Beaver Lake
This is one of the most beautiful spots in the Ozarks. Take your time and take in the beauty of nature. Relaaaaax and breathe!
Wat je moet meenemen
Casual and super casual clothes
Swim suit, beach towels, tennis shoes, sun screen, bug spray, hat, food to cook; charcoal and lighter fluid if you plan to grill; fuel for your boat and extra cans because buying fuel at the marinas is expensive; snacks, bait and fishing equipment, fishing license, etc
Reizen met kinderen
Special needs for the kiddos
Don't forget life jackets or some approved floating device; fun floats and air mattresses; children's sun block; boat shoes or water wading shoes; hat. If they are not potty trained pack a water proof pad for the bed or bring a pack and play or such. We have night lights to use.